I had Covid in August 2020. In August 2021, I had my T-cell’s tested against Covid from a lab call Adaptive Biotechnologies. The FDA authorized this lab with an EUA for a test called T-detect. My test came back positive for T-cell memory against Covid ONE YEAR after being infected!

@kdbeardenblair

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

@ThanhTran-et7ng

2 жыл бұрын

Are u a long hauler or are u fully recovered?

@kdbeardenblair

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThanhTran-et7ng I am fully recovered

@ThanhTran-et7ng

2 жыл бұрын

@@kdbeardenblair did u ever develop symptoms of long covid? Or did u just have a mild/asymptomatic case and then u recovered from it quickly?

@kdbeardenblair

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThanhTran-et7ng I had sniffles for a couple days, a mild fever of about 100° for one day, then super tired on the last day. I'd say symptoms didn't last more than 5 days. I recently took an antibodies and T-Detect tests... both returned positive... meaning prior CV19 infection. Last sickness was over a year ago

Good video. Covered basics of T cell cross reactivity really well without gettin in the weeds. This, combined with social distancing measures, is why estimates of when we get some degree of herd immunity at significantly low % infected.

My daughter and her fiance both had covid back in April. They moved in with us recently and everyone in the house came down with covid a few weeks ago except for them. My daughter's antibody test was negative in September, so I guess her T-cells kept her from getting it again!

@donmissit87

3 жыл бұрын

That's great bro

@charlyb9194

2 жыл бұрын

So catching the virus is getting your body familiar with the disease so you can fight it if you catch it again?

@cmhardin37

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlyb9194 yes. That is the fundamental way our immune system works.

@jeffstein3267

2 жыл бұрын

Similar situation with my wife and I. Previous infection and recent exposure and no sickness, boom! MSM and medical people are either lying or just not getting it.

@TheBodyScientist81

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing.

“Killer T cells” is the exception that proves the rule that scientists are terrible at naming things

@JAYZ999

3 жыл бұрын

May I introduce you to NK cells? AKA Natural killer cells.

@corwin32

3 жыл бұрын

@@JAYZ999 Same research team? Or do all the cool kids go into biology?

@JAYZ999

3 жыл бұрын

It seems scientists in the 70s-80s liked to have a bit of fun

@theyredistortingyourrhthym4381

3 жыл бұрын

Illegal travel restrictions Always have Exemption Approval,whether it be medical field/diplomatic/intelligencia/military There are NO mandatory hotel quarantine measures in all countries of Earth CORRECT Hence proof of international community interaction Dec2019 - 02-10-20 0 covid cases Vanuatu 0 covid deaths Vanuatu - population 300K Northern Territory Australia - population 240K Aboriginal Australian pregnant mum person under 20 nurse/doctor/police/military biosecurity sector/airline sector/public transport sector childcare employee/university employee,student ALL Australian school students (3,948,811 students enrolled in 9,503 schools) Homeless people.They can't stay home. Most don't wear masks; and their immune systems are poor. They're not falling in the streets, stacking? If it was so dreadful, wouldn't the number of homeless people be down to zero? Homeless are clear evidence. 0 virus Millions of international protesters are proof

@JAYZ999

3 жыл бұрын

They're Distorting Your Rhthym 119 My dad was forced to quarantine. Few months later we all caught the virus. Stop trolling.

Thanks Doc. I read some things about T and B cells and their possible benefit in controlling the virus in some people, a few months ago. But, have little mention since. It's great to have someone like you who waits a while and studies the studies and reports in language normal people can understand.

If you contract coronavirus congratulations you just vaccinated yourself 👏

Can you do an episode on the links between pediatric diet, maxillofacial development, and long-term/downstream health effects?

Was the other SARS virus gain of function engineered as well?

I have NOT had COVID-19 so far and I am pretty sure I have been in contact with Corona-infected people at least once (there was a confirmed case). I have taken all the possible measures against the virus which no mass media tells about such as: taking vitamin D, cold shower, exercising every day, keto diet. And I have not been vaccinated! My recent antibody tests 3 months apart show low level of antibodies, which according to the common interpretation means that I HAVE NEVER COME ACCROSS THE VIRUS, which is not true! So the huge problem is that people are neither informed about other immune system protections nor how it could be expressed in the blood tests.

Informative, thank you!

About time this was brought up.

Do you have a link to the study?

I've always made the assumption that the more severe the infection, the better long-term immunity someone will have. Meaning more T-cells last over a longer period of time.

@Khaos969

3 жыл бұрын

If your infection is severe its because your immune system isn't great , i have corona virus right now and i haven't had any symptoms i feel great , does that mean I haven't got better long term immunity? lol

@InfiniteUniverse88

3 жыл бұрын

@@Khaos969 Viral load is a factor. Anyone will get a severe infection, and probably die if they're exposed to a billion virions. However, if someone with a healthy immune system is exposed to 1k virions, they'll probably be an asymptomatic carrier. Memory B cells are also important, in addition to T cells. The more virions someone is exposed to, the higher specificity their antibodies will have.

@HShango

3 жыл бұрын

@@InfiniteUniverse88 I got the vaccine and my immune system is doing a great job (astrazeneca vaccine) I've not fallen ill and my system is not attacking the disease severely either (dead covid-19 adenovirus) it's dealing and learning really well because I feel fine.

@InfiniteUniverse88

3 жыл бұрын

@@HShango I didn't know astrazeneca made a Covid vaccine. I thought it was just Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson. Also, I thought Covid was a coronavirus, not an adenovirus.

@user-qm5ps7dd1x

3 жыл бұрын

I just recovered from covid at home. Can I reinfect soon by different strain

@Healthcare Triage Would you consider doing an update to the vaccines that are being produced? I have seen reports of some fairly strong reactions (104 degree temperature for one). How common are these side effects? And can they be dangerous?

@healthcaretriage

3 жыл бұрын

We will take a look at the data and see what we can do about an update! -Tiffany

@francismarion4450

2 жыл бұрын

If people die from them then yes they are dangerous. LOL

@SlimThrull

2 жыл бұрын

@@francismarion4450 Hardly. That would make literally everything dangerous.

@francismarion4450

2 жыл бұрын

So If there is risk of death, somehow it is "hardly" dangerous? Warning labels are for people like you i suppose.

@SlimThrull

2 жыл бұрын

@@francismarion4450 Walking has a risk of death. I'd say you could sit down but that has a risk of death too. Or did the lack if warning labels fool you into thinking it was perfectly safe? Perhaps you're the one that needs them.

How to reconcile the proposed direct relation between previous exposure and protection, with the observed inverse relation between age and severity of symptoms?

@FloridatedH2O

3 жыл бұрын

While previous exposure may play a role in reducing viral load and infection symptoms, im pretty sure it won't overcome age-related weakening of the immune system, respiratory system, blood replenishment, etc.

@nnovo3122

2 жыл бұрын

Immune response decreases in the elderly as the thymus gland begins to atrophy.

@motherhoodsbeauty9279

2 жыл бұрын

4 month ago everyone in my family came down with Covid 19 except me. I don’t get why I am the only one who is negative out of all 6 of us🤷🏻‍♀️🤯. I still don’t get COVID to this day. Why?????

I learned it from Cell at work It’s easier to understand

I had Covid in March 2021, also all of my family at all ages(grandparents) . 1 year later we all still got T-cells . So I'm not seeing any advantages of getting vaccines.

I was very sure my daughter and I had covid late February of 2020. Throughout this whole pandemic (March 2020-present) my daughter and I haven’t gotten sick. She’s been back at school and I’ve been out buying groceries, going to the doctor, etc. i decided to get tested to see if I had any antibodies from Covid. The test came back negative, meaning, I didn’t have any signs of antibodies from covid infection. So I’m wondering how I’ve managed not getting sick!? The only explanation is God’s grace and protection have kept me healthy. My dilemma now is should I get vaccinated? I’m so overwhelmed with all this and feel pressured by family and work to get vaccinated. Will continue to pray and ask God to guide me.

@marcrigor6423

2 жыл бұрын

Did you do it?

@i-love.jesus.the.most777

2 жыл бұрын

@@marcrigor6423 No, we decided not to get vaccinated.

@marcrigor6423

2 жыл бұрын

@@i-love.jesus.the.most777 excellent choice as far as I can tell.

We look dosage of tablet receptor genomes of T-cell response like Dexamethsone helper tablet of breathing rate assistance of the patients at hospitals

In October 2018 I caught a coronavirus from a returning traveller from se Asia. The symptoms were identical to the covid19 symptoms. It's the first thing I thought of when I first heard of the covid19 symptoms. The dry cough was so bad my ribs were bruised. I feel I have developed an immunity but still got fully vaccinated.

@notgivingoutmyname6808

10 ай бұрын

I've seen Ethical Skeptic claim that COVID existed back in 2018, and that it was why East Asia had little cases. Either it was that, or another rarer coronavirus. I still have questions such as how any doctors wouldn't have blown the whistle back then.

@alexxela8956

10 ай бұрын

@@notgivingoutmyname6808 Was relieved to find out I wasn't the only one.

Amazing isn't it how little they know or pretend to know about our immune system?

@skybry320

2 жыл бұрын

Study the subject and find out for yourself.

@gordonkelly7553

2 жыл бұрын

Thank God we finally have wes

Had direct exposure to covid (drank after someone who tested positive the next day) pre vaccination. I have had two doses of Moderna; no booster. My wife and son tested positive for covid earlier this week. I have been around them daily before their symptoms and during their symptoms; did not socially distance wear a mask; even ate and drank after them before I knew they were positive. I am still negative for covid; rapid and send off test. I am confused and curious about my T cells to say the least.

Can you please address the Bradykinin theory?? I’ve been waiting weeks since it came out, I figured HT would at least give an opinion...

@ntcssj

3 жыл бұрын

Yessss. :)

@mikeroni

3 жыл бұрын

NormandyFoxtrot yeah I haven’t seen anything else either. But I’m getting the feeling those are going unnoticed by the larger medical community. It’d be nice if place like HT could at least review the theory and help spread the idea so it can be studied more effectively

@healthcaretriage

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Mike! I'll look into it and see if we've got enough info/data for an episode. -Tiffany

@mikeroni

3 жыл бұрын

Healthcare Triage thanks Tiffany! It is just a theory, but it connected everything so well I’m really hoping to hear good news about it soon. I assumed that’s why Fauci recommended vitamin D. Thanks again :)

I find it interesting I haven't gotten it yet I've been around classmates who had it and other people and I havent gotten it and ive been trying to but I wonder if its true that some people are immune like some people with o negative blood type that haven't gotten it

@irontuth1172

2 жыл бұрын

I have o negative blood type and I haven't gotten it either but yet I've been around people that have

@trueprophecy.

2 жыл бұрын

@@irontuth1172 that's the thing I swear our blood type is basically immune to it since we barely have a 1% chance of getting it

@irontuth1172

2 жыл бұрын

@@trueprophecy. like I know 4 people whove had it and have been around a day before they knew they had it. Its been roughly 500 days. It only took 35 days to spread to every state in America? If its spreading that fast then technically everyone should have had by now you would think?

@trueprophecy.

2 жыл бұрын

@@irontuth1172 found out new study that was put out, people with o negative blood have a 50% less chance to get it than those who are unvaccinated and vaccinated some sort of special white blood cells in o negative blood increased survivability by 50%-60% where as its 30% of catching it and 98.7% survivability so it looks like we have a double higher chance of not getting it but also double chance of surviving it.

will someone explain to me how...I know at least 7 people that are vaccinated and have still gotten sick with covid, I'm on the fence with the vaccine, haven't gotten it.?

@jane_7777

2 жыл бұрын

How many months from the day they were vaccinated? And how many months from the day you were vaccinated? If the vaccine wanes within 7 to 8 months, and that's probably the case since they are urging people to have a booster shot, then that's why there are people who got sicked even if they were vaccinated. Different vaccine, different efficacy, too. But most vaccinated people said they only have milder symptoms.

@terrywinningham5405

2 жыл бұрын

I understand the CDC has determined that the jab is not technically a vaccine because it will not give you immunity or stop you from spreading the CCP virus. It is a drug that that is getting tested in millions of people currently, we will let you know the results or not.

noted

I’ve been infected and cured from COVID-19, but haven’t produced any IGG antibodies. Did the exam twice to confirm that. Does this mean I have no immunity at all or my T cells may provide me overall immunity?

@hermangoranov3196

3 жыл бұрын

Does your body build antibody if you get cancer? Of course not. Antibody mainly is b cell job, with cooperation from t cell and dendrite. Basicly t cell kill infected/cancer cell based on 'characteristic' on membrane/outer cell. They dont care 'why' that cell like that. Small infection will not produce antibody. Edit: there is other probability like death virus, and pcr test cant detect if the virus can infect or not. Its hard to tell because most healthworkers still believe "shit-standard" from who.

@francismarion4450

2 жыл бұрын

Are you sure you had Covid?

@gabrielkunst6189

2 жыл бұрын

@@francismarion4450 absolutely, have 2 exams to confirm that

@francismarion4450

2 жыл бұрын

We're they done in Florida between February-April 2020? Because for a while there we had all our testing sites reporting 100% positive cases. People who stood in line for the test and left without getting it, also got positive results sent to them in the mail.

@dee-g

2 жыл бұрын

That's why the overall numbers don't add up. Scare tactics by the government and it just flys right through all the sheeples heads

Tonix Pharmaceuticals for the win 💎

If a certain common-cold-causing coronavirus can possibly confer immunity (or at least a stronger immune response) to its cousin SARS-Cov-2, then would it be useful to intentionally expose people to that virus? A cold, which almost never kills people, is way less bad than COVID-19, after all! This idea seems more akin to an old-school inoculation than how we think about contemporary vaccines, but might it be similarly effective?

I wonder if you could not have antibodies present but have T cell immunity?

💚💚💚

Can you run for president please.

Starts at 0.30 after repeating the intro.

Who is this host, a sales rep or an immunologist? Where is the data supporting his statements?

We are looking dosage we love our people

Immunity T-cells and strong immunity of formations T- cells strongness of being protected the virus 1) Immunity cell plant to broken Virus 2) To obtain dosage for virus of being mastered it is significant to get T-cells of Russia and India UK too T-cells genome protein will reduce the virus trial should tested early i hope SputikV and Oxford vaccine will more produced ones.

COMPLICATIONS DUE TO AN ALTERED IMMUNE RESPONSE An efficient immune response protects against many diseases and disorders. An inefficient immune response allows diseases to develop. Too much, too little, or the wrong immune response causes immune system disorders. An overactive immune response can lead to the development of , autoimmune diseases in which antibodies form against the body's own tissues.

corona ke time par immunity strong hona bhut jruri hai and apne bhut ache se batayea hai ki kaise immunity humne infection se bachati hai. to mai apne immunity strong rkhne ke liyea immune booster of planet ayurveda ko use krta hoon.

Then we gonna hope UK and Russia will help implement specially Russia for T-cells spiral strong proteins which break down virus kills human cells dying and obtain body immunity in the process of DNA synthesis levels.

i hope that it would not be like T virus in resident evil !!

calls the t cells killer but not the b cells memory.

Brilliant, and confirms what Dr Mike Yeadon has been saying for months.

@donmissit87

3 жыл бұрын

And what's that? I don't know, for real

@plumberna

3 жыл бұрын

@@donmissit87 dr Yeadon has said if you have had covid 19 you will be immune from getting the virus again

@Marlene5018

3 жыл бұрын

@@plumberna the immunity last between 3 to 8 month so you could get sick again 😬

@DangerClose13E

2 жыл бұрын

@@Marlene5018 That is wrong. T-cell immunity can last for years. Antibodies levels may not last very long but that does not mean you don't have immunity. Dr. Yeadon discusses that in the video. Look for it on Bitchute.

@Marlene5018

2 жыл бұрын

@@DangerClose13E I’ll do 😊

I tested negative for coronavirus TWICE. That swab felt like it going into my BRAIN.

@jinnij9721

3 жыл бұрын

Bro everyone is positive beside me and the doctor have no clue how.

@InfiniteUniverse88

3 жыл бұрын

@@jinnij9721 You were probably the one who infected your family. The person who gets it first has an advantage. When you were infected, there was only one host in your house. When everyone else in your house was infected, there were more hosts. By then, you already had antibodies. Also, the more hosts infected simultaneously, the worse the infection. In other words, the number of virions people are exposed to increases the more people are infected. Your age also plays a factor. Lastly, when your family was infected, they were probably in closer proximity to you for a longer period of time, than you were to whoever infected you.

4 month ago everyone in my family came down with Covid 19 except me. I don’t get why I am the only one who is negative out of all 6 of us🤷🏻‍♀️🤯. I still don’t get COVID to this day. Why??????????

@dee-g

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe u got sick 2 years ago and it was covid before anyone knew it was covid.. I remember I got sick in end of dec 2019. Longest lasting sickness I've ever had but not severe. Looking back it felt like covid symptoms. No one knew about covid then untill around Feb. and never got laid of my job who has employees diagnosed with covid randomly through out the past 2 years and I'm not vaccinated but haven't gotten sick since then. Maybe that was covid and got introduced to my immune system. I've never taken the yearly flu shot cause I always felt like that will make my immune system depend on it and weaken my body's army. And if I do get sick I hardly take any medicine, I just rest and eat soup and most the time I will feel better after 2 days

@ipaporod

2 жыл бұрын

@@dee-g :Same here, got sick December 2019 with all the symptoms (dry persistent cough, sneezing a lot, fever, loss of taste and smell, ect) of COVID-19 but since my doctor didn't know it was COVID-19 (the COVID 19 coronavirus was not well known yet) he thought it was the common flu and within 2 weeks I recovered!

Hmm, i wander how to activate my Teeth cell ?

👍

My whole family has COVID in my house I had a test everyday and didn’t get it who knows why this might be?

@paulreilly5987

2 жыл бұрын

Same with my son of 20 years old. The rest of us got covid in the house and he was certainly exposed to it in the house over several weeks. He had multiple PCR tests and didn’t get covid. But, he has had a lot of colds / flu before when he was younger. He has not had the vaccine either.

@jane_7777

2 жыл бұрын

@@paulreilly5987 I grew up in poor Asia I remember from 7 to 13 years old, I used to get sick a lot. My symptoms were high fever, chills, vomiting, lost of taste and smell, sore throat, cough with yellowish phlegm, and runny nose. I also remember having lymp nodes on my arm pit. The last time I was sicked with flu/cold was 29 years ago (I'm 42 now) even if people around me were sicked, I didn't get sick...till covid hits us few weeks ago. My immune system dropped so low because my daughter got it first and for 5 days I had sleepless nights and I was very stressed, my husband got sicked, too. My fever only lasted 2 and half days and hardly had any cough at all, I remember I only had one spit with very little phlegm. I was expecting a lot just like when I was young. I also lost sense of taste and smell and a day of sore throat. When I was going thru all of those above with covid I was like... so I was fighting with viruses all those years when I was young. I kinda forgot what it was like. (Lots of superstitious beliefs in Asia when it comes to sickness, too). Had a post covid fatigue for 2 weeks but praise God the Father, the family got well.

@motherhoodsbeauty9279

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh same here. 4 month ago everyone in my family came down with Covid 19 except me. I don’t get why I am the only one who is negative out of all 6 of us🤷🏻‍♀️🤯. I still don’t get COVID to this day. Why?????

@dee-g

2 жыл бұрын

Your natural immune system built up all those years by being exposed to the sickness and your body's army fighting it off. It won the battle and strengthened

I’ve never gotten COVID or been sick ever since COVID started lol

I am honestly surprised and very lucky i havent had it but i had pharyngitis it it cleared in a week, i do not know what i am doing wrong or right for me not to get sick with corona,my test came out negative,i would like to know more on why it only picks certain people.

I don't know but so far everyone in my life from my friends to cousins, my brothers have all caught COVID even my daughter and her father caught it but my parents and I have NEVER EVER caught it! Like what the heck! I even accidentally drank from my daughter's cup and slept in her bed twice without a mask on while she was infected! Like what the heck is going on!? 🤔🧐🤷

I empowered here immunity vaccine of Russia SputikV Russia and Oxford Covaxin of India was huge trial should measured and quick checks we save lives if God almighty help us.

If one is Immune then one cannot be infected. Logo

antibody dependent enhancement

T-cells the t can mean terminator

I want an official test for immunity to Corona. I know more people who died from pneumonia and cancer . Actually I don't know anyone who has come close to dying from Corona at least in my little world 🙃 WTF are my leaders attempting? I'm more scared to step in dog dooky.

We got to look and aproach it outside of isolation. it's not just something we can study. It is not in isolation. It's not something unlike Chernobyl because multiple things have happened, it does matter; the complicated mess we are in at the moment; instead of "there's nothing we can do" there becomes almost too much we could do, could say, could write, it's almost bluring: most people actually become a deer in headlights... its too much, requiring the burden of obligation; (artificial intelligence will be one asset so as long as its managed and not utterly the sole key ingredient) because basically, we can't fuck it up, ok. Cant. There's no going back; after we stop caring, that's why essentially workers propping up the world are heroes and were always heroic, it should have been the lamest of things to joke about just because the food worker, garbage person, construction workers, healthcare workers, fossil fuel workers, ETCETERA need the opportunity to be the fancy way of saying "we're in this stupid crap together" but you know... Thats all we can do, plainly

@krittorsfood

3 жыл бұрын

The causes of Chernobyl was basically cutting costs because the infrastructure was indefinitely hard to implement and put outside of paper...

@krittorsfood

3 жыл бұрын

And the world could do well for their sake and so that we can have a good value in place

@krittorsfood

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, I need a joint but have to quit to pass a urinalysis and worry about hair follicle tests oh my lord; food service leaves you parched for a damn joint- gotta swear and uphold my damn freedom at bay.. but, I need that much better job I'm going to try for a unionized job but they tend to be picky and so in meantime I'm doing this crap while worried I'm getting evicted for a lack of someone's concern. It's a big complicated matter, we suck and I suck so does everyone lol crap... I need that joint, but fuck it I'm sticking to coffee

B cells before cell Killer t cell Helper t cells Antibodies....

Psh, already knew all about T Cells and B Cells from Cells at Work

When you talk into a microphone it is not necessary to shout.

T cells may combat COVID-19 but are harmless against HIV 😵😬. The immunity after surviving COVID-19 only last between 3 to 8 months, that means that you could get sick again (rare cases).

Or get better immune

Doctors thanks we believe savage of our lives in the name of God almighty.

What is immune to COVID 19

@rismoody3906

3 жыл бұрын

@mat denis what are your symptoms still? How did you get better

Takla cells

T cells

I was vaccinated last week (mine came from astrazeneca)