Packed RBCs are still cells with lipid membranes are they not? Just because they don’t have the organelles to translate the mRNA does not mean that the mRNA hasn’t entered the cell. We know with Pseudouridine this mRNA is extremely stable. We know mRNA is in the bloodstream. Offering a recommendation, “try some packed RBCs instead“ with…
Packed RBCs are still cells with lipid membranes are they not? Just because they don’t have the organelles to translate the mRNA does not mean that the mRNA hasn’t entered the cell. We know with Pseudouridine this mRNA is extremely stable. We know mRNA is in the bloodstream. Offering a recommendation, “try some packed RBCs instead“ without actually studying whether or not the mRNA is in the RBCs is the exact failure (or intentional malfeasance) of the pharmaceutical company and other bad actors that got us into this mess in the first place.
Just because you are explaining the status quo, does not mean that the status quo is the correct approach. I realize it’s complicated, but isn’t that the ingenuity of humans… To solve complex problems? Looks like others have taken the first step. Maybe you should contact them to learn their approach.
Considering the mRNA need the cationic lipid nanoparticles to help them get into a cell, if the mRNA is already uptake by RCB, the lipid nanoparticle that carried it will have fused with the RBC's cell membrane already, and the mRNA will stay inside the RBC forever until the red blood cell goes apoptosis and won't be able to transfect other cells as its cationic lipid shell is gone, unless it is repackaged into extracellular vesicles like exosomes which has much weaker transfection ability...based on what I understand.
Interesting, but that's a lot of faith-based science for a rube like me. Still would rather pay a few mils in extra taxes for an unvaxxed blood bank option.
The donor service still requires that the local blood banks or hospitals accept the donor blood. They (the donor service) is not {yet} a blood bank that can receive donations.
Packed RBCs are still cells with lipid membranes are they not? Just because they don’t have the organelles to translate the mRNA does not mean that the mRNA hasn’t entered the cell. We know with Pseudouridine this mRNA is extremely stable. We know mRNA is in the bloodstream. Offering a recommendation, “try some packed RBCs instead“ without actually studying whether or not the mRNA is in the RBCs is the exact failure (or intentional malfeasance) of the pharmaceutical company and other bad actors that got us into this mess in the first place.
Just because you are explaining the status quo, does not mean that the status quo is the correct approach. I realize it’s complicated, but isn’t that the ingenuity of humans… To solve complex problems? Looks like others have taken the first step. Maybe you should contact them to learn their approach.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/nonprofit-blood-donation-service-starts-matching-unvaccinated-patients-with-donors_4899313.html
Considering the mRNA need the cationic lipid nanoparticles to help them get into a cell, if the mRNA is already uptake by RCB, the lipid nanoparticle that carried it will have fused with the RBC's cell membrane already, and the mRNA will stay inside the RBC forever until the red blood cell goes apoptosis and won't be able to transfect other cells as its cationic lipid shell is gone, unless it is repackaged into extracellular vesicles like exosomes which has much weaker transfection ability...based on what I understand.
Interesting, but that's a lot of faith-based science for a rube like me. Still would rather pay a few mils in extra taxes for an unvaxxed blood bank option.
Good thread! Tx
And absolutely spot on re human ingenuity! That is one of the parts of being human that separates us from mere animals.
On that note, in case you have not already read this: https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/06/investigative-reports/the-revenge-of-the-malthusians-and-the-science-of-limits/
The donor service still requires that the local blood banks or hospitals accept the donor blood. They (the donor service) is not {yet} a blood bank that can receive donations.