Young Adults Continue to Produce Spike Protein One Year After Receiving COVID Vaccine

by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.

Young adults who received a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine showed elevated spike protein production a year or more after vaccination — that’s significantly longer than the spike protein was expected to remain in the body — a peer-reviewed study showed.

The study, published last week in Immunity, Inflammation and Disease, found that participants exhibited elevated levels of multiple proinflammatory cytokines — proteins that help regulate the immune system — signifying “the persistence of the humoral immune response to messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines.”

According to the study, “the persistent production of spike protein and highly inflammatory nature of mRNA-lipid nanoparticle” may account for the elevated cytokine levels.

Lipid nanoparticles are intended to deliver mRNA to human cells. But they’ve also been found to deliver DNA contaminants, contained within mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, throughout the body.

Study ‘raises important questions’ about long-term impact of COVID shots

“This study raises important questions about the long-term immunological imprinting of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in healthy young adults,” TrialSite News reported.

TrialSite News founder and CEO Daniel O’Connor said the study’s findings “highlight the urgent need for spike protein clearance and biodistribution studies — especially in young males and older adults — whose immune responses appear disproportionately affected.”

Karl Jablonowski, Ph.D., senior research scientist for Children’s Health Defense (CHD), said that while the study design — a longitudinal study of 84 people without a control group — “is not the strongest of designs,” he said the study nevertheless presents “evidence with strong implications.”

“Months- or even years-long production of spike protein has some really scary prospects, one of which is T-cell exhaustion,” Jablonowski said. This can result in a situation where the body cannot effectively fight viruses or cancer. “Persistent exposure to antigens will exhaust the T-cells and inhibit their natural function.”
Epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher said the study’s findings “are not unexpected,” citing 130 peer-reviewed studies that have identified the persistent presence of spike protein in the human body.

Hulscher said long-term exposure to spike proteins may result in symptoms similar to those experienced by people diagnosed with long COVID…

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