Encephalitis After COVID-19 Vaccine Administration: Perspectives

(This video was recorded on February 26, 2023)

He is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and an Associate Professor at the University of California, Riverside School of Medicine.

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Addendum:
Two questions asked frequently.

Was the deceased in the first paper tested for SARS-CoV2 infection?


"At present, the following patient groups must show proof of a negative rapid antigen test (within the past 24 hours) or PCR test (within the past 48 hours) upon arriving at any Charité outpatient facility:

Vulnerable patients, such as those receiving hemato-oncological care or otherwise immunocompromised patients
Patients receiving daily inpatient care: Testing for SARS-CoV-2 is required at least twice weekly for those visiting Charité daily. It is important to test after the weekend or any other interruption in daily inpatient treatment (for example, the patient must show proof of a negative test every Monday and on one other day of the week).
Patients who are in the outpatient clinic for a longer period, for example for preoperative evaluation/preliminary examination
Patients participating in outpatient clinical studies"

Please note that a simple rapid antigen test (which is not designed to determine past infection but rather infectiousness) could have been the test that allowed the patient to be admitted to the hospital if it was negative. But a negative antigen test would never be taken as proof that the patient had NEVER been infected with the SARS-CoV2.

It is unfortunate that one has to this type of digging to find the "answer" which actually leaves more questions. It is possible that the author did not realize how important this issue would be when originally writing the paper. However, given the fact that a lack of nucleocapsid protein is not, in fact, the
sine qua non of vaccine damage but also infection it now focuses on this question: how tight was the testing for SARS-CoV2 at the end of the deceased life? The false negative rate is very different between self-administered tests and other more standardized tests. In addition the patient could have spike proteins long after the RNA was detectable by PCR or protein by antigen testing making the results of the test moot. Given this uncertainty, retrospectively, it is understandable that the author would have simply stated that the patient had "no positive laboratory or clinical diagnosis of the infection." We wish this were clarified and if I was the peer reviewer I would have asked that this be fleshed out in the paper itself.

Second Question:
What was the vaccination status of the deceased in the second paper?




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[timberrr]

“The vaccine should be tested on politicians first.
If they survive, the vaccine is safe.
If they don’t, then the country is safe.”
— Monika Wisniewska
………..

[timberrr]

I’ll still never forgive those who demonized people for not having the ‘Jab.’

— ThomasKing

[lxcnxcg]

“Doctors are men who prescribe medicines of which they know little, to cure diseases of which they know less, in human beings of whom they know nothing.” Voltaire

[daren]

I was a US Navy Nurse Corps scholarship student in college in 1974. To quote my Microbiology Professor " Immunity is EVERYTHING"! Best thing I ever learned in Nursing school! Eat clean, stay hydrated - water is life, get enough sleep 8-9 hours! Albert Einstein got 10 hours of sleep every night!, exercise moderately, stress less! Keep your IMMUNE system STRONG! 🤔🤗🌲🌄🌲🇩🇪🇨🇭🇺🇲💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[jtalley]

The risk of any medical intervention should always be voluntary. Never should we mandate anything like this.

[robwill]

I want you all to know. I'm 38. If a nurse hadn't told me to my face after looking around to make sure no one could hear she told me not to get it and that they weren't sure if it was helping or hurting people. If she didn't tell me that I would have absolutely no faith in any of the medical staff. Ever again. She earned it to me . I thanked God for that woman. I was vulnerable and she guided me true.

[kevinray-uhpj]

Both my mother and step mother died shortly after 2nd booster a month apart . Can't believe these two are gone now! Very lonely!

[daveandpaige]

My mother in law has deteriorated so bad constant headaches, rashes, and can’t remember Anything after her shots. Very active and mentally smart prior. Doctors deny it was jabs some nurses say opposite but afraid to say otherwise. I have zero trust in most doctors today.

[yankeesuperstar]

People should have had the choice and discussion rather than censorship and gas lighting.

[skyrangerbob]

Biggest mistake of my life was taking the shot to get my wife out of lockdown. 2 years later and I still have heart problems and thrombosis in my legs. F the entire medical mafia.

[daren]

I am an 68 year old woman. The last time I was hospitized was in 1960, right after the Polio vaccine, I developed Viral Encephalitis post Chicken Pox! I NEVER take the flu vaccine, rarely got the flu. If I did get the flu, I treated it with Homeopathic remedies. I was a US Navy Nurse Corps scholarship student in college. I left nursing, got an Honorable Discharge and became a Special Education teacher for 37 years! When I retired from teaching I had 300 Unused Sick Days. I take ZERO prescription drugs. I use ONLY vitamins & some herbs. I am recovering from Covid-19. The very first time I ever got it! I have relatives who were vaxed and had Covid 19 three I didn't get vaxed! When I got Covid 19, I was NEVER hospitized. I was given a drug to reduce nausea! I am recovering at home!

[stephenb]

Thanks for making this. I’m currently a PA student and patients ask me all the time about vaccine side effects. It’s nice to see a deep dive into current research being done.

[e.natashap.]

Much respect for acknowledging victims.

[EyespenNoFear]

"The key here is that for any medical intervention that you are ever going to do, there's always risk."

All I heard was "safe and effective" for the first year+ after they released the stuff. That's the problem.

[amyntazoe]

Risks you say? Well when businesses were mandating it for people to work without them knowing the risks. I'm just so grateful that I never took the vaccine even though I lost my 20 year career at a hospital. I'm still alive. Had covid 14 months ago . No problem. My symptoms were less than my friends that are vaccinated.

[staceyforehand]

It is illegal to injection an unknown substance into humans. If adjuvant not revealed violation of informed consent. Disgusting.

[MetAxa]

People who got it are changing and they are getting cruel
Has anyone else noticed this

[roxanneben]

My best friend's husband, a healthy hockey trainer, ended up having to get a pacemaker due to unexplained heart issues after the 2nd shot. They tried doing it through the vein, but too many clots. After that, he had multiple mini-strokes. Poor guy can't remember anything. We went on vacation together. He remembers going but can't tell you anything about the week. I try to talk to them about it, but they won't hear it. He even got a booster after all of that. So sad.

[massinissaziriamazigh]

My blood type is (O-) I don't smoke, I don't drink alcohol, I don't take drugs, I live in the Atlas Mountains in Algeria, every day I drink olive oil for lunch and dinner, I didn't get sick with corona and I didn't get vaccinated, and I'm happy with my choice