Category Archives: Immunobiology

Sometimes you just gotta laugh……….

Posted on May 14, 2014 by

Experimental vaccine for MERS developed The experimental vaccine is based on a platform for a candidate that is said to protect against SARS. [We’re not gonna commit here…] Al Arabiya News Sunday, 11 May 2014 A U.S. biotechnology firm and … Continue reading →

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A proposed mechanism for the acquisition of high levels of allergy in modern human society.

Posted on February 23, 2014 by

From a minor and relatively low impact phenomenon allergic response to environmental components, deemed allergens, has risen dramatically in recent history – especially during the last thirty years or so. Many live their lives beneath a sword of Damocles, knowing … Continue reading →

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Compare and contrast Vaccines and Antibiotics – for good or evil!

Posted on February 16, 2014 by

Ok, so let’s look into  the difference between vaccine and antibiotic, as some tend to equate them in terms of their supposed beneficial contributions. Well, apart from there’s never gonna be a rock band called “The Antibiotics” or, indeed, “The … Continue reading →

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Bad Science. Very Bad Science.

Posted on February 7, 2014 by

There is a journalist/doctor who supports MMR, hates homeopathy. Has the name Goldacre. His column is “Bad Science”. Very Bad Science!  I kind of went off on an if moment. Just think there’d been no vaccines but we’d got here … Continue reading →

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Immunobiology – superb science built upon a totally flawed assumption. Part Five – Towards a Bio-Medical Ecology

Posted on January 25, 2014 by

Yeah, so I’m really impressed with all the detailed and complicated investigations carried out by all these dedicated professional Immunobiologists. No, I really am. They’ve put together so much detail on the tapestry that, from a distance, you see a … Continue reading →

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Immunobiology – superb science built upon a totally flawed assumption. Part Four – Methinks they do protest too much

Posted on January 25, 2014 by

Flicking through the book, or settled down reading great chunks of it, one picks up several undercurrents. One is, as I have mentioned, a Jenneric influence in support of Him, the Almighty Vaccinologist and Noble Saviour of All. But there … Continue reading →

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Immunobiology – superb science built upon a totally flawed assumption. Part three – Jenner no more.

Posted on January 24, 2014 by

I’ll give Dr Tetyana’s comment some context by reference back to my father’s research, and that of numerous colleagues at university research labs around the world. They all found dietary proteins and their peptide derivatives circulating in the blood stream. … Continue reading →

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