Spike Persistence is Like the Loch Ness Monster

The recent Yale study show spike persistence with low anti-spike antibodies but with functional B-cells. That can only mean one thing: the test is a false positive and something else is at play.

Spike persistence has been the Loch Ness monster of Covid vaccines, even though it was demonstrated early on that fast T-cell clearance was cutting short spike production after the second injection (Ogata et al. - May 2021).

As I stated in my recent article on autoimmunity, any time a study suggests the immune system has gone rogue look for human error.…