EARL NASH
WHO scientists, after stating they didn't think an announcement was required, now acknowledge that the Swine flu vaccine is not efective for viruses with D225G markers.
The resistance to admitting the useslessness of the Swine flu vaccine by the WHO conveniently allowed more time for Big Pharma with the eager assistance of governments and the MSM to move more product and make more profits.
Moreover, position 225 has undergone additional changes in pandemic H1N1. D225E and D225N have been detected worldwide also raising concerns that these isolates will also be low reactors, which means the vaccine will not provide an immune response for that strain of virus adequate to prevent infection.
D225G case, thusfar, show increases in hospitalizations and death, whereas receptor binding link change in the H1N1 virus to a variant form, characterized by the D225G H1N1 has a D at position 225 of the viral protein Hemagglutinin (HA). The variant protein, D225G, has a genetic change causing a change in position 225 of the protein.
“D” is the symbol for the aspartic acid which is present at position 225 of the wild-type protein.
Glycine, symbol G, replaces aspartic acid in D225G variants.
Hemagglutinin is one of two surface proteins projecting out from the surface of the virus. The function of the HA protein is to bind viral particles to susceptible cells in the host animal.
The receptor binding domain change D225G causes the virus to bind to receptors in the lungs rather than in the upper airways where D225 would bind. Dr. Niman’s prediction was based on his analysis of the public database for H1N1 sequences, descriptions of fatal cases, and what the WHO did and did not say in their reports.
The D225G genetic marker is called a "low reactor," which means it is poorly recognized by the immune system--a stealth mechanism that allows it to "fly under the radar" of the body's immune system.
D225G has been identified in lung tissue of patients who died from the effects of cytokine storms.
The associate of D225G with the Ukraine fatalities led to a survey of samples in Norway, where D225G was found in three patients (two who died and 1 who was in serious condition). Similarly, France found D225G in two fatal infections, including one who was Tamiflu resistant.
A throat sample from of one of the four fatal cases was tested and the isolated virus was designated a “low reactor” by Mill Hill and/or the CDC.
The WHO briefing on the situation in Norway stated that D225G was detected in the first fatal cases, suggesting this case was also infected with a mixture.
A mismatch to the Swine flu vaccine creates the potential for a variant, which could create problems, since D225G was found in four of four fatal cases in Ukraine, and several countries (Brazil, Ukraine, Norway, France, China) found D225G in fatal and or severe cases.
A cytokine storm, or hypercytokinemia, “is a potentially fatal immune reaction consisting of a positive feedback loop between cytokines and immune cells, with highly elevated levels of various cytokines. The primary symptoms of a cytokine storm are high fever, swelling and redness, extreme fatigue and nausea. In some cases the immune reaction may be fatal.” Wikipedia.
“Cytokines are any of a number of substances that are secreted by specific cells of the immune system which carry signals locally between cells, and thus have an effect on other cells.” Wikipedia
