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Vaccines Useless Against Newly Mutated B.1.1.7. Coronavirus Strain
By Bill Sardi, Matthew Sardi
March 1, 2021
Nightmare Scenario Developing; Antibodies Against New Mutant B.1.1.7. Coronavirus Produced By Vaccines Do Not Stop Viral Replication. Noted Virus Researcher Alex Chaihorsky PhD Says Lysine Amino Acid Acts As Natural Universal Antidote.
In an unfolding “nightmare scenario,” the mutant B.1.1.7. coronavirus strain is poised to sweep unimpeded through human populations as antibodies produced by vaccines and prior infections are rendered useless.
“You cannot halt this B.1.1.7. mutant with drugs, vaccines or other pharmaceuticals. The natural amino acid lysine has recently been reported to quell coronaviruses as safely and effective as it has been proven to eradicate herpes infections over the past forty-plus years,” says Dr. Chaihorsky, founder and president of Bio-Virus Inc., of Reno, Nevada.
The first week of February 2021 was a momentous one in the Covid-19 pandemic. It was the week when the number of people globally who had received a vaccine overtook the numbers of people who have contracted the virus thus far. Bahrain currently has the second-highest vaccination rate in the world, while by Saturday, 6 February, the US was vaccinating over a million people a day.
As our health system gears up to embark on a mass vaccination programme in the coming months, it is necessary for the uptake of a vaccine to be as high as possible. A recent survey conducted by researchers at the University of Johannesburg and the Human Sciences Research Council has shown that two-thirds of South African adults would definitely or probably accept a vaccine if one were available, 15% stated they did not know, and 18% said they would not accept a vaccine.