Can it revascularize cocks?? Asking for a friend. F ing homo moderna.
Can it revascularize cocks?? Asking for a friend. F ing homo moderna.
LOL
LOL
Sheep, sheep everywhere.
Naaaah, two separate things, mRNA is going to change how we age for the better. The vaccines were an unfortunate hiccup. Throw some people in jail but get me them magical drugs I’m getting old quick! And I partied, A LOT!
Lmao just a hiccup every trial for mRna has ended in disaster but they’ll get this one correct.
they inject mRNA in people's hearts after they have a heart attack to grow back new blood vessels and re-vascularise the heart
And once your genes are reverse transcribed to re-vasculate what turns it off? Is revasculazation the problem or dead muscle tissue? You can pump as much blood as you want into a scarred dead muscled heart but it won’t do anything.
Where does it revasculate when the vax almost immediately leaves the heart and pumps the mRna throughout the body?
This is what all the sheep are being used and tested for, our overlords hopefully perfecting mRna so the can live forever.
Then you have the Telomere problem but never fear Stanford figured it out in 2015 with mRna and it’s went nowhere as far as I can tell. Mess with your telomeres and see what happens, some may get younger but cancer rates will skyrocket.
The newly developed technique has an important advantage over other potential methods: It’s temporary. The modified RNA is designed to reduce the cell's immune response to the treatment and allow the TERT-encoding message to stick around a bit longer than an unmodified message would. *But it dissipates and is gone within about 48 hours*. After that time, the newly lengthened telomeres begin to progressively shorten again with each cell division.
Lmao 48 hours, sure.
The transient effect is somewhat like tapping the gas pedal in one of a fleet of cars coasting slowly to a stop. The car with the extra surge of energy will go farther than its peers, but it will still come to an eventual halt when its forward momentum is spent. On a biological level, this means the treated cells don’t go on to divide indefinitely, which would make them too dangerous to use as a potential therapy in humans because of the risk of cancer.
People are still producing spikes and antibodies months later.
Yeah they’ve got the turn off switch perfected as we’ve seen with Covid.
This new approach paves the way toward preventing or treating diseases of aging.
The researchers found that as few as three applications of the modified RNA over a period of a few days could significantly increase the length of the telomeres in cultured human muscle and skin cells. A 1,000-nucleotide addition represents a more than 10 percent increase in the length of the telomeres. These cells divided many more times in the culture dish than did untreated cells: about 28 more times for the skin cells, and about three more times for the muscle cells.
‘Turning back the internal clock’
“Now we have found a way to lengthen human telomeres by as much as 1,000 nucleotides, turning back the internal clock in these cells by the equivalent of many years of human life,
They want to live forever because they can’t take their power or ill gotten gains to the grave.
Sheep, sheep everywhere.
>Naaaah, two separate things, mRNA is going to change how we age for the better. **The vaccines were an unfortunate hiccup**. Throw some people in jail but get me them magical drugs I’m getting old quick! And I partied, A LOT!
Lmao just a hiccup every trial for mRna has ended in disaster but they’ll get this one correct.
>they inject mRNA in people's hearts after they have a heart attack to grow back new blood vessels and re-vascularise the heart
And once your genes are reverse transcribed to re-vasculate what turns it off? Is revasculazation the problem or dead muscle tissue? You can pump as much blood as you want into a scarred dead muscled heart but it won’t do anything.
Where does it revasculate when the vax almost immediately leaves the heart and pumps the mRna throughout the body?
This is what all the sheep are being used and tested for, our overlords hopefully perfecting mRna so the can live forever.
Then you have the Telomere problem but never fear Stanford figured it out in 2015 with mRna and it’s went nowhere as far as I can tell. Mess with your telomeres and see what happens, some may get younger but cancer rates will skyrocket.
>**The newly developed technique has an important advantage over other potential methods: It’s temporary. The modified RNA is designed to reduce the cell's immune response to the treatment and allow the TERT-encoding message to stick around a bit longer than an unmodified message would. *But it dissipates and is gone within about 48 hours***. After that time, the newly lengthened telomeres begin to progressively shorten again with each cell division.
Lmao 48 hours, sure.
>**The transient effect is somewhat like tapping the gas pedal in one of a fleet of cars coasting slowly to a stop. The car with the extra surge of energy will go farther than its peers, but it will still come to an eventual halt when its forward momentum is spent. On a biological level, this means the treated cells don’t go on to divide indefinitely, which would make them too dangerous to use as a potential therapy in humans because of the risk of cancer**.
People are still producing spikes and antibodies months later.
Yeah they’ve got the turn off switch perfected as we’ve seen with Covid.
>**This new approach paves the way toward preventing or treating diseases of aging**.
>**The researchers found that as few as three applications of the modified RNA over a period of a few days could significantly increase the length of the telomeres in cultured human muscle and skin cells. A 1,000-nucleotide addition represents a more than 10 percent increase in the length of the telomeres**. These cells divided many more times in the culture dish than did untreated cells: about 28 more times for the skin cells, and about three more times for the muscle cells.
>‘Turning back the internal clock’
>**“Now we have found a way to lengthen human telomeres by as much as 1,000 nucleotides, turning back the internal clock in these cells by the equivalent of many years of human life,**
They want to live forever because they can’t take their power or ill gotten gains to the grave.
boomers, the most spoiled generation of all time, can't face their inevitable deaths and turn to Mengele and Co to experiment on the whole of humanity subjecting the entire race to a near extinction level event, and on their way out won't dispell the jew's siren song that has pulled wipipo into this
Day of the pillow when
>boomers, the most spoiled generation of all time, can't face their inevitable deaths and turn to Mengele and Co to experiment on the whole of humanity subjecting the entire race to a near extinction level event, and on their way out won't dispell the jew's siren song that has pulled wipipo into this
Day of the pillow when
lmao.
A 1,000-nucleotide addition represents a more than 10 percent increase in the length of the telomeres.
So if you live to 80 that’s 8 extra years, are those going to be the same as 72-80 or will you feel 88?
And what happens when it decreases by 2% and malfunctions and causes cancer, you’ve just killed your self at 52 if you took it at 50.
lmao.
>A 1,000-nucleotide addition represents a more than 10 percent increase in the length of the telomeres.
So if you live to 80 that’s 8 extra years, are those going to be the same as 72-80 or will you feel 88?
And what happens when it decreases by 2% and malfunctions and causes cancer, you’ve just killed your self at 52 if you took it at 50.
Just tell people it is unicorn blood from Harry Potter, it will save you from death but you lose half your remaining time and are cursed.
Just tell people it is unicorn blood from Harry Potter, it will save you from death but you lose half your remaining time and are cursed.
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