COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine: Will It Change My DNA?

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mRNA Vaccines for COVID-19. Vaccines are substances that protect you from harmful diseases. Most vaccines contain parts of weakened or dead germs that trigger your immune system to fight the disease. But mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 are different. They contain a substance, called mRNA, that teaches your cells how to make a protein that triggers an immune response. In order to understand how these vaccines work, it’s important to know what mRNA is and how it normally makes proteins your body needs. Most cells in your body have a “command center” inside them, called the nucleus. It contains genetic material, called DNA, that consists of instructions for building and maintaining your body. Proteins are one of the building blocks of your body. When a new body protein needs to be built, instructions for building it are copied from your cell’s DNA and converted into a “message,” called messenger RNA, or mRNA. Then, the mRNA travels out of the nucleus to a protein-building machine in your cell, called a ribosome. As the ribosome “reads” the “message” from the mRNA, it builds the protein your body needs. mRNA vaccines take advantage of this process to help give you immunity to COVID-19. Each vaccine contains special mRNA that provides instructions for your cells to build a harmless piece of the virus, called the spike protein. The spike protein is found on the surface of the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Each piece of the mRNA from the vaccine is wrapped in a protective coating. The vaccine is given as a shot in the upper arm. In the body, the mRNA particles enter your cells. Once inside the cell, the mRNA travels to a ribosome. Using the mRNA from the vaccine, the ribosome makes only a piece of the spike protein from the virus. After making the piece of the spike protein, your cell destroys the mRNA from the vaccine. It’s important to know that the mRNA from the vaccine never enters the cell’s nucleus or changes its DNA in any way. Next, your cell presents the piece of the spike protein on its surface. This allows your immune cells to detect the protein and recognize that it doesn’t belong there. As a result, your immune cells begin making antibodies as part of an immune response to the virus. In the future, if you catch the virus, the antibodies recognize and attach to the spike protein pieces on infected cells and the spike proteins on the virus. This marks them for immediate destruction by other immune cells. Like all vaccines, the benefit of these mRNA vaccines is that they give vaccinated people protection from the virus without having to get sick with COVID-19. Most mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 require you to get a second shot within a few weeks. Sometime after getting the vaccine, you may have symptoms, such as a fever. This is normal. It means the vaccine is working to make you immune to the virus. Vaccines protect you, your family, and your community from diseases that can be dangerous, or even deadly. For up to date information about vaccines for COVID-19 visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website at CDC.gov.

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[love.one.another]

MRNA turns your body into a spike protein factory and doesn't let up.

[johnnowakowski]

I'll take a pass until the long-term human safety trials are complete, which is what's happening now...

[madelenetolledo]

but if it really works, why is that pharma companies producing that COVID 19 evade legal sanctions and no liability if it fails, since they said it is effective (theoritically)...

[lightawake]

Great explanation. Except new data shows spike proteins from mrna can enter cell nuclei, so there are questions about whether spike proteins really are as harmless as was first thought.

[TV-fuec]

Untested on animals, data hidden for years, ingredients undisclosed. What could go wrong?

[thetruth]

a lot of people in our area died after vaccination against covid, including those relatively young under 50 years old.

[tedjones]

Just because they say it does not affect your DNA, doesn't mean that it's true.

[ronedward]

Years ago I used to laugh at my friend for prepping for the zombie apocalypse. Guess who's laughing now. 🙁

[YECBIB]

Your own immune system is better without interruption.

[pandemik]

This video hasn't aged well - recent research out of Sweden demonstrates reverse transcription is possible. Oops.

[keystone]

So what happens when the M spike goes through structural changes such as in the case of the new variants? I assume vaxxed and unvaxxed will be in the same position after a few months. Simply put we cannot keep chasing these variants by vaccinating every few months. It’s not practical or good for our overall health.

[OzonePlz]

Can someone please explain to me, if I have already had covid and recovered from it, then my immune system would have made the antibodies, correct? What is the difference between antibodies from natural immunity versus anitbodies from mRNA? Wouldn't natural immunity be stronger than synthetic immunity?

[chronos]

Can we ban this channel for misinformation now?

[miminikolova]

If that is normal and safe - why no producer or government's or doctors would like to take responsibility if somthing happened to the patients
Furthermore consent form is required 😕

[matthewnicholls]

Funny how this is wrong and out of date only 9 months later. Love how science is always exploring for the facts.

[silentlamb]

GOD GUNNA HAVE TO WIPE THE GENE POOL AGAIN!

[AndreaMN]

If this is so safe - why aren’t the pharmaceutical companies held liable as other companies are, please explain why so many young healthy people are being buried ? Athletes in their dropping like stones. Why don’t the people being flooded across borders invading other countries not forced to take it.

[djronan]

A harmless protein called the “spike protein”? Are they serious?

[c-ptsd]

They also said that getting the jab would stop transmission & flatten the curve so hospitals could cope this was a lie.

[TheOneAndOnlyHope]

What happened to “my body, my choice”?