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coffeebean 03-25-2021 01:13 PM

mRNA Vaccines Are NOT Gene Therapy
 
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

golfing eagles 03-25-2021 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1920917)
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

I doubt you'll convince that poster

coffeebean 03-25-2021 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1920946)
I doubt you'll convince that poster

I know. He/she seems hell bent on getting his/her word out.

What are your thoughts about this article? Gene therapy or not?

golfing eagles 03-25-2021 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1921009)
I know. He/she seems hell bent on getting his/her word out.

What are your thoughts about this article? Gene therapy or not?

I'll say NOT gene therapy since it does not alter genes

Aces4 03-25-2021 10:15 PM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1921018)
I'll say NOT gene therapy since it does not alter genes

I have no opinion one way or the other regarding the vaccine being gene therapy, I haven’t researched it.

I am surprised, though, that a gal I know had developed a skin condition called “stucco” a few years ago and was lamenting she wouldn’t be wearing shorts this summer because of it. A week after the vaccine shot, the stucco disappeared from her legs and arms. It’s completely gone and she is thrilled. Nothing else in her life had been done differently. Any theories from the medical pros here?

chet2020 03-25-2021 11:15 PM

A joke apparently circulating around the Russian Internet. "If you think mRNA changes your DNA, here's your chance."

Cobullymom 03-26-2021 04:55 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1921009)
I know. He/she seems hell bent on getting his/her word out.

What are your thoughts about this article? Gene therapy or not?

As are you...those in glass houses...

La lamy 03-26-2021 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1921009)
I know. He/she seems hell bent on getting his/her word out.

What are your thoughts about this article? Gene therapy or not?

My thought about this article is "It's got a paywall!" :(

allsport 03-26-2021 05:46 AM

Every time I read the nonsense about the vaccines that is not true, I am reminded that the posters are the ones that took a nap in science class.

crash 03-26-2021 05:58 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1921009)
I know. He/she seems hell bent on getting his/her word out.

What are your thoughts about this article? Gene therapy or not?

The vaccines have no DNA and do not affect our DNA in anyway so not gene therapy.

The definition of vaccine is something when administered produces an immune response that prevents a disease. Those of us who have had COVID know it is a disease and no one who has had the vaccine has been hospitalized or died so if it looks like a duck, talks like a duck and walks like a duck it is a duck.

golfing eagles 03-26-2021 06:11 AM

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Originally Posted by crash (Post 1921084)
The vaccines have no DNA and do not affect our DNA in anyway so not gene therapy.

The definition of vaccine is something when administered produces an immune response that prevents a disease. Those of us who have had COVID know it is a disease and no one who has had the vaccine has been hospitalized or died so if it looks like a duck, talks like a duck and walks like a duck it is a duck.

And yet there will still be people who insist it's an elephant:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

GeriS 03-26-2021 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1920917)
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

Look at who wrote the article & his credentials. He is not a doctor & there are many doctors who disagree.

GeriS 03-26-2021 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by crash (Post 1921084)
The vaccines have no DNA and do not affect our DNA in anyway so not gene therapy.

The definition of vaccine is something when administered produces an immune response that prevents a disease. Those of us who have had COVID know it is a disease and no one who has had the vaccine has been hospitalized or died so if it looks like a duck, talks like a duck and walks like a duck it is a duck.

Then why is there pig dna in it?

golfing eagles 03-26-2021 06:20 AM

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Originally Posted by GeriS (Post 1921098)
Look at who wrote the article & his credentials. He is not a doctor & there are many doctors who disagree.

Are you saying that there are "doctors" who believe the mRNA VACCINES are "gene therapy"????? Please name them so I can refer them to a good psychiatrist.

gene therapy
[jēn ˈTHerəpē]
NOUN
the transplantation of normal genes into cells in place of missing or defective ones in order to correct genetic disorders.

Altavia 03-26-2021 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Aces4 (Post 1921052)
I have no opinion one way or the other regarding the vaccine being gene therapy, I haven’t researched it.

I am surprised, though, that a gal I know had developed a skin condition called “stucco” a few years ago and was lamenting she wouldn’t be wearing shorts this summer because of it. A week after the vaccine shot, the stucco disappeared from her legs and arms. It’s completely gone and she is thrilled. Nothing else in her life had been done differently. Any theories from the medical pros here?

Maybe because it woke up her immune system?

Saw a study reporting a trend for 40-50% of long haulers reporting improvement after vaccination.

golfing eagles 03-26-2021 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by GeriS (Post 1921099)
Then why is there pig dna in it?

Source, please

golfing eagles 03-26-2021 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie0723 (Post 1921104)
Maybe because it woke up her immune system?

Saw a study reporting a trend for 40-50% of long haulers reporting improvement after vaccination.

There is no known cause for stucco keratosis, but one theory is that HPV is the etiologic agent (Human Papillomavirus). If so, it's not out of the realm of possibility that a mRNA vaccine against a coronavirus has some crossover effect on HPV.

tsmall22204 03-26-2021 06:38 AM

So many doctors, so little knowledge

merrymini 03-26-2021 06:39 AM

Many doctors disagree with other doctors, which are correct? This may be the best thing since sliced bread but I do not want to be the experiment that finds out.

Malsua 03-26-2021 06:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aces4 (Post 1921052)
I have no opinion one way or the other regarding the vaccine being gene therapy, I haven’t researched it.

I am surprised, though, that a gal I know had developed a skin condition called “stucco” a few years ago and was lamenting she wouldn’t be wearing shorts this summer because of it. A week after the vaccine shot, the stucco disappeared from her legs and arms. It’s completely gone and she is thrilled. Nothing else in her life had been done differently. Any theories from the medical pros here?

The vaccine is not Gene therapy as stated in the OP.
I am not a pro, although I did quite a lot of the biology in College and worked in the medical field beside genius level medical doctors. I went to the technical side rather than the medical part though. I'm not in that now though, but I have a pretty good background in it.

I say that because I built medical billing systems and I was the guy who had to understand everything. I recall seeing Stucco on one of the GPs medical record technical audits. A technical audit was simply running a database against a different database to make sure that the submitted records wouldn't bounce back from the insurance upload. This one did(Stucco??? You doing a remodel??), so I figured it was an error or typo and I learned something new!

I recall that this condition spontaneously remits most of the time. I also recall being told that having a different condition that makes you sick, can cause it to remit. This is probably because the condition affects the outer dermis and it isn't well vascularized. Meaning that in times of sickness, when your immune system is pumping out a LOT of T-cells, they might take notice of it and clear it up.

The same thing happens with warts. I recall one patient who had warts all over, including her face. They tried all the creams and a few internal drugs to some limited success. Ultimately that failed, so every couple months she came in to get the worst ones cut off her face. I remember the head doctor found one that was super deep and bled a lot. The nurses were unhappy with all the blood. Anyway, a few weeks later, her entire body cleared it! He told me that he finally got the immune reaction he was looking for since the virus was finally seen.

Girlcopper 03-26-2021 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1921097)
And yet there will still be people who insist it's an elephant:1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl:

Very true. There are many who will find the most obscure articles from a rag newspaper written by a malcontent and believe everyword of it

Larchap49 03-26-2021 07:13 AM

Vaccine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 1921018)
I'll say NOT gene therapy since it does not alter genes

I really don't know because I have no idea whats really in it, and no amount of reading will reveal the truth. If you believe what the government and media are telling you is the truth I have a brand new bridge over the turnpike I'd like to sell you cheap.

Larchap49 03-26-2021 07:22 AM

Vaccine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by crash (Post 1921084)
The vaccines have no DNA and do not affect our DNA in anyway so not gene therapy.

The definition of vaccine is something when administered produces an immune response that prevents a disease. Those of us who have had COVID know it is a disease and no one who has had the vaccine has been hospitalized or died so if it looks like a duck, talks like a duck and walks like a duck it is a duck.

Not saying it is or isn't a vaccine but apparently you haven't been paying attention because many people worldwide have died shortly after receiving the vaccine. Especially the single dose version. Of course you will have to look deeper than the government news source to find the real story and that has probably been true of every new vaccine but it happens none the less

Notsocrates 03-26-2021 07:24 AM

Is it "gene therapy?"
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1920917)
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

Vaccines until now have been oroteins that stimulate an immune response. The new Maderna and Pfizer mRNA vaccine instruct the body to make the protein that stimulates an immune response. Is that "gene therapy?"

Call it anything you want. The technique will revolutionize medicine.

Larchap49 03-26-2021 07:30 AM

Vaccine
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Girlcopper (Post 1921126)
Very true. There are many who will find the most obscure articles from a rag newspaper written by a malcontent and believe everyword of it

Also those who listen to the government and any and all news sources and believe everything they say. Being in print or on television does not make it true either. Do a little research on government fabrications and lies over the decades and you will understand. How do you know when a politian is lying? His mouth is moving.

golfing eagles 03-26-2021 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry chappel (Post 1921136)
I really don't know [if it is gene therapy] because I have no idea whats really in it, and no amount of reading will reveal the truth. If you believe what the government and media are telling you is the truth I have a brand new bridge over the turnpike I'd like to sell you cheap.

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Originally Posted by Notsocrates (Post 1921147)
Vaccines until now have been oroteins that stimulate an immune response. The new Maderna and Pfizer mRNA vaccine instruct the body to make the protein that stimulates an immune response. Is that "gene therapy?"

Call it anything you want. The technique will revolutionize medicine.

OK, let's try this again for those that do not read (or comprehend) previous posts:

Definition of gene therapy:

gene therapy
[jēn ˈTHerəpē]
NOUN
the transplantation of normal genes into cells in place of missing or defective ones in order to correct genetic disorders.

The VACCINES (yes, they are vaccines)(definition: a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases, prepared from the causative agent of a disease, its products, or a synthetic substitute, treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease)

ARE NOT GENE THERAPY

graciegirl 03-26-2021 07:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GeriS (Post 1921098)
Look at who wrote the article & his credentials. He is not a doctor & there are many doctors who disagree.

I cannot think of any REAL doctor or any doctor from any reliable or responsible institution that doesn't support being vaccinated against Covid-19 with one of the vaccines that have already been administered to almost 100 MILLION people in the U.S..

RICH1 03-26-2021 07:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1920917)
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

Any chance of giving out a vaccine to teach people to negotiate a roundabout! I'm thinking of purchasing an old pickup truck and teaching them to stay in their lane!

Bucco 03-26-2021 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry chappel (Post 1921143)
Not saying it is or isn't a vaccine but apparently you haven't been paying attention because many people worldwide have died shortly after receiving the vaccine. Especially the single dose version. Of course you will have to look deeper than the government news source to find the real story and that has probably been true of every new vaccine but it happens none the less

Your source please for all your claims

"Many people world wide have died". "Especially the single dose version".

Please supply who is the"government news source"

Thank you

coffeebean 03-26-2021 07:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cobullymom (Post 1921059)
As are you...those in glass houses...

Absolutely correct on all counts.

coffeebean 03-26-2021 07:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GeriS (Post 1921099)
Then why is there pig dna in it?

Honestly? I haven't heard that one. Link please.

coffeebean 03-26-2021 07:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie0723 (Post 1921104)
Maybe because it woke up her immune system?

Saw a study reporting a trend for 40-50% of long haulers reporting improvement after vaccination.

That is wonderful news about the long haulers.

Some With Long-Haul COVID See Relief After Vaccination

jbrown132 03-26-2021 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by coffeebean (Post 1920917)
I have read on this forum countless times (specifically from one poster) that the mRNA vaccines are not vaccines. If I recall correctly, there is intimation that these vaccines are actually gene therapy. Seems these vaccines are referred to as "vaccines" everywhere with the exception of the poster on this forum.

Here is an article that debukes that the mRNA vaccines are gene therapy. I apologize if you don't think the source I used is reliable. I did look up the bias rating on Forbes and they are middle of the road so really no bias there...............

Covid-19 mRNA Vaccines Are Not ‘Gene Therapy,’ As Some Are Claiming

There is an article on the CDC web site that clearly explains how mRNA vaccines such as the COVID vaccine work. Put simply, when you are given an mRNA vaccine it goes to our cells and creates a protein or piece of a protein. Our bodies recognize the protein, which in this case is a “spike protein similar to the spikes found on the COVID virus. Our bodies recognize the protein should not be there and thus creates an immune response which produces antibodies. When the real virus enters our body the antibodies are there to kill the virus. The mRNA never penetrates the nucleus of the cell where our DNA is stored so it does not effect our DNA and is thus not gene therapy.

coffeebean 03-26-2021 07:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Larry chappel (Post 1921143)
Not saying it is or isn't a vaccine but apparently you haven't been paying attention because many people worldwide have died shortly after receiving the vaccine. Especially the single dose version. Of course you will have to look deeper than the government news source to find the real story and that has probably been true of every new vaccine but it happens none the less

Which "single dose version" are you referring to? It can't be an mRNA vaccine because those are two doses necessary for immunization.

coffeebean 03-26-2021 08:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Notsocrates (Post 1921147)
Vaccines until now have been oroteins that stimulate an immune response. The new Maderna and Pfizer mRNA vaccine instruct the body to make the protein that stimulates an immune response. Is that "gene therapy?"

Call it anything you want. The technique will revolutionize medicine.

I have had that opinion of the mRNA vaccines from the beginning. I think the technology is ground breaking but what do I know?

Bigmo93 03-26-2021 08:02 AM

People have different opinions, so what? Others have the right to a different opinion. That doesn’t make you right and them wrong or vice-versa. Believe what you want and move.

coffeebean 03-26-2021 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by jbrown132 (Post 1921170)
There is an article on the CDC web site that clearly explains how mRNA vaccines such as the COVID vaccine work. Put simply, when you are given an mRNA vaccine it goes to our cells and creates a protein or piece of a protein. Our bodies recognize the protein, which in this case is a “spike protein similar to the spikes found on the COVID virus. Our bodies recognize the protein should not be there and thus creates an immune response which produces antibodies. When the real virus enters our body the antibodies are there to kill the virus. The mRNA never penetrates the nucleus of the cell where our DNA is stored so it does not effect our DNA and is thus not gene therapy.

I'm aware of the article. I have probably linked that article at least a half dozen times on TOTV and other forums while discussing mRNA vaccines. I have had responses from people that do not trust the government agency. In fact, I was called a "conspiracy theorist' for linking articles from the CDC website. That was not on TOTV, however.

PugMom 03-26-2021 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by GeriS (Post 1921099)
Then why is there pig dna in it?

i thought is was mouse dna?:popcorn:

rlcooper70 03-26-2021 08:17 AM

Gene Therapy or not .... the mRNA vaccines are a huge advancement in science and the technology of medicine. Since the vaccines do not "alter the cells" of a human .... but why do we care?

Joelack99 03-26-2021 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Larry chappel (Post 1921143)
...many people worldwide have died shortly after receiving the vaccine....

Excuse me? With respect to mRNA vaccines I believe the right answer is zero. They are extremely safe.


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