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Why is the liver so weirdly regenerative?

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  1. theGeatZhopa · · focus · HN ↗
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    With the mRNA based vaccines during the COVID pandemics, there has been some reports of resistance and loss of efficiency of the vaccines after vaccinating >3-4 times. It was said the body don't see the actual mRNA pieces but starts to attack the carrier-molecules. Later on, I've seen some paper I don't remember, but it stated the antibodies stopped reacting to that mRNA at all (got used to). There was also a story of a man who vaccined more than 400x with the mRNA vaccines (stupid honk!).

    So, may be this is a way for Transplantation? Take the surface molecules of donor, put them on xxx and admister them next months and years while constantly reducing the suppression.

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