Children are by nature resistant to coronavirus infection
Children have never been at risk of severe infection with SARS-CoV-2. The World Council for Health recommends against vaccinating children with the novel Covid-19 vaccines. Since their rollout, there has been more risk associated with the injections than with Covid itself. Mounting evidence continues to indicate that children are at risk of harm from the experimental injections. Our children are precious and we must protect their health and their futures at all costs.
While the World Council for Health recognizes that there continues to exist pressure to vaccinate children around the world, it is safer to wait and best to avoid these injections completely. If you or your children have been subjected to a Covid-19 injection, please consider utilizing many of the widely available tools presented in our Spike Protein Detox Guide whether or not side effects are present.
The following is a list of four reasons to not vaccinate children for Covid-19 prepared by Dr Mark Trozzi and Dr Paul Alexander.
ACE2 Receptors
Coronaviruses are spherical and have many spike proteins projecting from their surface all around. For a coronavirus to infect a human cell, these spike proteins first must attach to receptors on the surface of the cell, called ACE2 receptors. Without this first stage of attachment, SARS-CoV-2 cannot infect the human cell. ACE2 receptors are the vulnerability that coronaviruses use to attach to human cells and initiate infection.
These ACE 2 receptors have less expression and presence in the nasal epithelium in young children than in adults. This is one often overlooked reason that children are less likely to be infected in the first place, let alone get severely ill. The apparatus for severe illness is simply not there as reported by Patel and Bunyavanich. It also means they are less likely to spread it to other children or adults.
Pre-activated Antiviral Innate Immunity
Another mechanism of children’s powerful resistance to coronaviruses was revealed in research by Loske in August 2021. Research shows that pre-activated antiviral innate immunity in the upper airways of children works to further control early SARS-CoV-2 infection. The study provides evidence that “the airway immune cells of children are primed for virus sensing, resulting in a stronger early innate antiviral response to SARS-CoV-2 infection than occurs in adults”.
How amazing that our children are naturally primed for this response!
Natural Immunity
Unlike the manmade pseudo-immunity triggered by the experimental Covid-19 injections, natural immunity is broad and effective. That means that naturally, we have immunity to new coronaviruses because of past exposure to other coronaviruses. This is true even in young children.
Coronaviruses are one of the virus families that cause the “common cold”. Prior to Covid-19, even little children were regularly exposed to various colds. Historically, when exposed to coronaviruses, children have been minimally sick due to low ACE2 receptors in their nostrils and their innate anti-viral immunity. Even still, the exposure helped them develop strong and broad immunity and antibodies to coronaviruses. This natural immunity works even between very different coronaviruses. That’s one of the reasons why variants are of less concern for non-injected people, who have natural immunity.
Click here to learn more about the differences between natural immunity and vaccine-acquired immunity.
In children, this broad natural immunity to Covid, thanks to prior colds, is demonstrated by research evidence published in Science (May 2021). It showed that blood examined from children retrieved prior to Covid-19 had memory B cells that can bind to SARS-CoV-2. This indicates the potent role of early childhood exposure to common cold coronaviruses, in giving them enhanced immunity to SARS-CoV-2 and its variants.
In other words, this underscores the importance of early childhood B cell clonal expansions and cross-reactivity/cross-protection, in subsequent exposures and responses to novel pathogens including SARS-CoV-2. “Consistent with reported serology, pre-pandemic children had class-switched convergent clones to severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 with weak cross-reactivity to other coronaviruses… these results highlight the prominence of early childhood B cell clonal expansions and cross-reactivity for future responses to novel pathogens”.
Additionally, most children have had Covid by now. Thus, there is no need to vaccinate children for Covid-19. There exists increasing evidence that the immune system of children may even be harmed by the injections which is not the case in natural immunity.
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Children are Less Likely to Spread Covid
Research by Galow in the Journal of Infection (April 2021) examined household transmission rates in children and adults. They reported that there was “no transmission from an index-person < 18 years to a household contact < 18 years (0/7), but 26 transmissions from adult index-cases to household contacts < 18 years (26/71, SAR 0=37)”. These findings are in line with evidence that children are less at risk of developing severe illness courses, and also are far less susceptible, less likely to spread, and less likely to drive SARS-CoV-2.
Safer to Wait, Best to Avoid
Children have minimal ACE2 receptors present in their upper airway; they have powerful innate immune responses to viruses in the upper airways; they have broad effective immunity to SARS-CoV-2 and its variants from prior exposures to coronaviruses; and further evidence demonstrates that by and far they do not transmit the virus to other people, even those in close contact with them.
The damaging idea imposed on children that by simply hugging or socializing with their grandparents they may give them Covid and cause their death is completely unfounded. This idea has been nothing more than one part of the abuse our children have undergone for multiple years.
Children are not at risk and they are not a risk. Our children do not need masks, social distancing, limitations placed on their lives, facial obstructions, or experimental injections. If you’re considering vaccinating your children, please know that it is safer to wait but best to avoid the Covid-19 injections.
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