My wife reacts the same way to the Vaxxed.
The hopeful thing is that you do "smell" or sense the spikes, so you are getting the pathogen where your nasal mucosa and IgA can deal with it, instead of having it injected.
Without a research lab available it is hard to know if you are sensing spikes or mRNA residues. Another possibility is e…
The hopeful thing is that you do "smell" or sense the spikes, so you are getting the pathogen where your nasal mucosa and IgA can deal with it, instead of having it injected.
Without a research lab available it is hard to know if you are sensing spikes or mRNA residues. Another possibility is exosomes, cell fragments which are not supposed to be able to replicate, but otherwise are structurally similar to viruses.
My wife reacts the same way to the Vaxxed.
The hopeful thing is that you do "smell" or sense the spikes, so you are getting the pathogen where your nasal mucosa and IgA can deal with it, instead of having it injected.
Without a research lab available it is hard to know if you are sensing spikes or mRNA residues. Another possibility is exosomes, cell fragments which are not supposed to be able to replicate, but otherwise are structurally similar to viruses.