Vaccine Watch Human Retrovirus, Chronic Illness, and Scientific Prejudice ** Dr. Judy Mikovits

Human Retrovirus, Chronic Illness, and Scientific Prejudice ** January 14, 2015
Judy Mikovits, PhD




Excerpt:
Dr. Judy Mikovits: "And when you think about the role of the vaccines in this, let’s just assume they don’t harbor any infectious agents or any retroviral sequences which was not our original hypothesis; the job of a vaccine is to turn on the expression of your immune system. It’s to cause your B and T cells to divide and these are the very cells that harbor retroviruses because retroviruses can’t integrate into a non-dividing cell. So your blood epithelia, your blood cells – these are the only cells that divide in your body or a tumor cell.

Sayer: That’s profound. So in other words, the use of adjuvant in order to hyper stimulate the replication of these lymphocytes are actually at the same moment causing the further replication of the retrovirus. Is that right?

Judy: That’s exactly correct.

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Study:


Resveratrol Alters Proliferative Responses and Apoptosis in Human Activated B Lymphocytes in Vitro1,2


Excerpt:
"Resveratrol appears to protect activated human B lymphocytes from apoptosis by upregulating the antiapoptotic protein Bcl-2. These results are in contrast to the myriad of publications showing resveratrol treatment downregulates Bcl-2 (1). However, much of this work has been performed in vitro using cancer cell lines or in vivo using animal models for cancer. Resveratrol modified the proliferative response and status of proteins involved in apoptosis in normal human B lymphocytes. Therefore, resveratrol, either obtained from dietary sources or as a supplement, may have a considerable influence in the survival of activated B cells during a humoral response to foreign antigen."

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