ENGRVOL
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This goes against our current knowledge of how the mrna vaccines work to produce spike proteins. Spike protein produced by the vaccines stay locally and are absorbed by the nearby lymph nodes to produce the antibodies and other immune cells needed for protection. This is different from how spike protein can spread through the body with natural infection. Here are some references that explain it better than I can.We do know that spike protein is responsible for much of the damage/inflammation induced by CV.
It would be very reasonable to question whether causing the body to produce a spike protein analogue is a good idea, and it does give me pause when I see recommendations for continued/additional "boosters," without knowing the possible long term effects of repeated spike protein exposure.
How long do mRNA and spike proteins last in the body?
Fact Check-No evidence spike proteins from COVID-19 vaccines are toxic
it seems that whatever spike protein that may leak out if any is quickly broken down by the liver. There may be other good reasons to avoid frequent boosters but unless you know of some study that refutes this don’t think that accumulation of spike protein from the vaccine is one of them. In fact you could make the case that having high antibody titers from the vaccine prevents this from occurring with natural infection.