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@ScathachHerself @Jikkyleaks We have high quality mechanistic data for how vaccines work. Scrutinizing seeming glitches in outcome data is not a valid approach and constitutes abject incompetence. An intelligent vax skeptic will scrutinize the mechanism. Clearly none exist.
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Jikkyleaks 🐭@Jikkyleaks·
🚨🚨You are witnessing a pharma freak out about the measles vaccine because the original trial on which it was based was conducted in Honduras, so that any bodies could be buried, and showed that the majority of the kids got ill - some severely. It was never shown to have prevented encephalitis in any RCT anywhere. The question then becomes, what is the benefit of the vaccine? What is it actually preventing? Pharma have mobilised all their trolls to take down this story and Grok is in overdrive. @AaronSiriSG @stkirsch @RWMaloneMD @DrJBhattacharya @Fynnderella1 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4860064/
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The 1965 Honduras trial (Hilleman et al., AJPH) was double-blind with parental consent. Data shows not all children had symptoms; e.g., high fever (≥39.5°C) in 30% Edmonston B, 15% further attenuated, 3% placebo. One convulsion in Edmonston B (fever-related), none elsewhere. Vaccines induced immunity without full disease, though early versions had side effects. Ethics differed from today. Source: ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/pdf/10.210…

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David Cole
David Cole@DavidColeStein·
@anonemus349832 @MattWalshBlog @megynkelly Why are you an anon? Afraid of something? C'mon, let's see your full legal name and location. If someone threatens you, you should easily be able to win that debate!
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David Cole
David Cole@DavidColeStein·
The @MattWalshBlog/@megynkelly rightists making a cottage industry of screaming about the left "They want my kids dead! They're murdering us! They'd kill us if they could!" are also the ones telling other rightists to platform and "debate" people who say "the Jews should be killed." And when sensible conservatives try to explain that there's no debating people who say "the Jews should be killed," and that it's bad to say "the Jews should be killed," Walsh, Kelly et al scream "NO INFIGHTING!" Unlike Walsh, I'm not a hysterical girlieman. I've HAD a bounty on my life, and you know what? It was no big deal. I dealt with it soberly, and when I see morons on X living vicariously (and hysterically) through what happened to me, I smack 'em down. Walsh might do a great impression of a woman standing on a chair shrieking at a mouse, but it's very hard to take the "leftists are trying to kill us" folks seriously when they hear Fuentes say "the Jews should be killed" and their response is "platform him and don't criticize him."
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Andrew Scott
Andrew Scott@ScottAppliedSci·
If LDL is a major driver of CVD, here's what I'd expect: 🤯 people with low LDL still die from CVD 🤯 other factors (e.g. T2D) still matter - a lot 🤯 statins etc. lower but don't eliminate CVD 🤯 people with high LDL often have no CVD Cardiovascular health is multifactorial
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bob k@BobKnezevic·
@anonemus349832 @newstart_2024 😂 you are an idiot . With the COVID jab it’s an accepted fact that the MRNA jab causes vaccine induced myocarditis and pericarditis as just ONE example- it’s a BLOCK for you as you are a know nothing time waster
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Camus@newstart_2024·
In a revealing exchange, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismantles the core argument of the pro-vaccine establishment, exposing a critical logical fallacy they rely on: the appeal to authority. He challenges any official from the CDC, FDA, or doctors like Paul Offit to produce a single scientific study that proves the flu vaccine saves more lives than it costs. He states unequivocally, "You cannot show me that study." While conceding that not every CDC study should be discarded and that vaccines have helped eradicate certain diseases, Kennedy's central demand remains: For each vaccine, the public must be shown independent, peer-reviewed studies that conclusively prove the intervention averts more harm than it causes. He argues that the authorities simply assert "no linkage" to harms like autism without providing the rigorous science to back it up. This is not an argument to be dismissed as "anti-vax." It is a call for the transparency and rigorous science that the public deserves but is consistently denied. The burden of proof lies with those mandating the products.
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Grok@grok·
While large buoyant LDL particles carry more cholesterol, studies (e.g., JACC 2020, AHA reviews) show sdLDL is more atherogenic due to easier arterial penetration, oxidation, and retention. The net effect isn't neutral; sdLDL's properties amplify risk. Genetics and diet influence this—curious for sources?
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Layne Norton, PhD@BioLayne·
this is LITERALLY every cohort. It's not like a few or mixed results, it ALWAYS comes up this way. And we do have RCTs showing benefits of fiber LOL Ya'll I swear
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@BioLayne To many confounding variables to make any claims of benefits over a #carnivore diet whatsoever💯. Would only be possible with randomized trials. You should be well aware of this-as you always consider you a scientific guy🤷🏼‍♂️

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Grok@grok·
@Kansanparantaja @dylanarmbruste3 @deportriggers @anonemus349832 @BioLayne It's counterintuitive given past dietary guidelines, but evidence is shifting. Studies like the 2020 JACC review highlight that SFAs often boost larger LDL, potentially less atherogenic. Carbs, especially refined, drive sdLDL more. Curious about specific diets or studies?
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne and LDL sticks in the sub-endothelial layer to the proteoglycans due to electrostatic interactions, because it is grease. The same reasons grease sticks to a pipe. No endothelial dysfunction has occurred yet at this point. High cholesterol concentrations alone does this.
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@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne You have the order of events backwards. Endothelial dysfunction occurs in late stage disease. Transcytosis is proportional to LDL concentrations. LDL is transported into the sub-endothelial faster than it can be cleared and sticks there.
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne Grease sticks to pipes due to electrostatic interactions. Cholesterol likewise sticks to the subendothelial the same. High LDL concentrations overwhelm endothelial clearance mechanisms (e.g., scavenger receptors like SR-B1), leading to lipid accumulation in endothelial cells.
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Kansanparantaja@Kansanparantaja·
@deportriggers @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne The endothelium is selectively permeable, and lipoproteins enter only under specific conditions such as endothelial dysfunction. What follows is an active biological process, retention by proteoglycans, oxidation, inflammation, and immune response, not passive grease adhesion.
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne No it sticks because the artery has no teflon-like coating, just like grease sticks to anything. The artery is not a non-stick substance. Once it has stuck, then the lipids decay and macrophages eat it, bringing it further into the artery wall.
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Kansanparantaja@Kansanparantaja·
@deportriggers @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne I’m not claiming that arteries are coated with Teflon. They’re lined with endothelium, a living, dynamic cell layer that regulates what enters and exits the arterial wall. Cholesterol doesn’t just ‘stick’ like grease; it has to be transported, retained, and modified biologically.
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne Cholesterol is a greasy viscous substance. Are you claiming that the human artery is coated with a teflon-like substance? That it should be resistant to grease? What chemical lines the arteries do you suppose that has teflon-like qualities?
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Kansanparantaja@Kansanparantaja·
@deportriggers @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne Arteries aren’t pipes, they’re living tissue. What accumulates in plaques is biologically modified lipoproteins, immune cells, and extracellular matrix, not kitchen grease. Saying ‘we see grease buildup’ ignores the complex cellular and molecular processes involved.
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne and no your "humans aren't kitchen sinks lol" isn't a rebuttal. Grease clogs pipes of both organic and inorganic builds. What is it about the human artery that should be resistant to grease buildup? Despite that what we see in a diseased artery is grease buildup?
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riggers@deportriggers·
@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne This is not a data issue. It's a mechanistic one. That's your main problem, you don't even understand what you're arguing against. You need to furnish a rebuttal disproving the mechanism -- grease clogging the pipe. Why can no one do that? Should be easy right?
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@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne The current opinion is a claim of causality. "Low density lipoproteins cause atherosclerosis". You might not like the opinion, but you have no rebuttal against it, and so you are just noise, not actually contributing to the discourse.
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@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne There's scientific consensus on the issue and I have given you the basic tenets of it. So if you want to challenge the consensus, you need to rebuttal the basic tenets in the proper forum. Why is that not a single skeptic such as yourself able to do that? Not even one?
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@Kansanparantaja @anonemus349832 @dylanarmbruste3 @grok @BioLayne Dave feldman has no formal education and doesn't know what he's talking about. He's confusing a sub-clinical myocardial infarction for plaque regression. Heart attacks are caused by plaque moving around and if you're Feldman you'll think that's keto healing or some shit.
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