Very interesting behavior.
Other than your bullet points I have no idea what you are talking about rainbow. I do not have cable nor the Internet in my home.
Your bullet points, while not complete, address my question.
I have looked up Tetanus and the symptoms are very similar to parkinsons.
No. They are entirely different pathologies with different mechanisms of action. The tremors of PD are a neurodegenerative dopamine neurotransmitter-based neuropathology, whereas the tetanic spasms caused by tetanus toxin are an acute transient GABA and glycine neurotransmitter-based pathology.
aka I AM IN CONTROL and dont care about anythingVery interesting behavior.
Other than your bullet points I have no idea what you are talking about rainbow. I do not have cable nor the Internet in my home.
Your bullet points, while not complete, address my question even if it does not answer my question.
Have your bullet points been researched? If so could you leave a link? If not then how can you say these are NOT related? What science is at your back if your bullet points have not been researched?indeed
you need to be able to pick out the bias and intent to dig into the real science underneath
because the bulk of media is delivered not from scientists, but from people with vested interest in co-dependency as a behaviour model
that co-dependency is intrinsic to the ownership of knowledge to maintain control of money & power
such is the way of the world
if you want the science, you need to be able to throw all the rubbish away and focus on just the science.
however, in many cultures overt moral control dogma is applied to filter facts and manipulate outcomes
- how many people as a population statistic get the tetanus vaccine ?
- how many get the booster ?
- how many get parkinsons ?
- what is the parkinsons average population distribution ?
- what is tetanus vaccine distribution ?
- which populations share parkinsons but have no vaccine ?
you cant rely on some greedy psychos bent to give them money or followers
- which populations share vaccine rates and booster rates
if you wait long enough i will do all the work for you
because i am now interested to see how much propaganda and false science is being manipulated in this general area of science if any
The Null Hypothesis. Things are not related until/unless they're related.If not then how can you say these are NOT related?
We know today that shingles are caused by the antibodies of chickenpox. We would not know that today if nobody studied this.The Null Hypothesis. Things are not related until/unless they're related.
There's no evidence to suggest a relation.
Similar superficial symptoms do not constitute evidence of relation.
(If they did, you might as well go looking for a causal relationship between shingles and burning your hand on a stovetop because they both sting like the dickens.)
Yes. We study things for which there is evidence.We know today that shingles are caused by the antibodies of chickenpox. We would not know that today if nobody studied this.
I see you are trying to change the subject but I will take the bait.Yes. We study things for which there is evidence.
To study things for which there is no evidence is generally called pseudoscience.
I'm not trying to change the subject.I see you are trying to change the subject
So the antibodies for tenants could not be the cause of Parkinson because you say so? That sounds scientific to me (sarcasm). Thank you forum for letting me say my peace. Your members have their own agenda.Anyway, you've asked your question. The answer is: No one is researching this. No one sees any reason to. Where do you go from here?
In my line of work many old timers get these other neurological problems.
So the antibodies for tenants could not be the cause of Parkinson because you say so? That sounds scientific to me (sarcasm). Thank you forum for letting me say my peace. Your members have their own agenda.
So the antibodies for tenants could not be the cause of Parkinson because you say so?
Not because we 'say so'; because 'reasons explained'. What more did you expect by asking a question on a (former) science forum?So the antibodies for tenants could not be the cause of Parkinson because you say so?
What is unscientific about "there's no metabolic relationship between these two things"?That sounds scientific to me (sarcasm).
Indeed. And you have wondered out loud. And we could not provide you with the confirmation you're hoping for. I'm not sure what you want us to do about that.I do not expect an answer here. I am just wondering out loud
That's right. We're hiding the answer from you. We all have the published papers you seek on our desks, but we'd rather make some perfect stranger squirm.Your members have their own agenda.
No, it’s very unlikely.
PD is a neurodegenerative disease of the central nervous system. It occurs when the neuronal architecture in certain regions of the brain start to degenerate.
Antibodies are large proteins and typically do not cross the blood brain barrier from the blood into the brain. There are some exceptions; antibodies can enter the brain via a process known as receptor mediated transport. But this typically not the case for antibodies generated in response to a vaccination. Thus, anti-tetanus toxin antibodies generated after vaccination exert their effect in the peripheral nervous systems.
Interestingly, I found this paper that describes an effort to generate anti-tetanus toxin antibodies that can enter the CNS:
“Tetanus neurotoxin reaches the CNS by axonal retrograde transport and thus becomes inaccessible to current treatments. A possible strategy to improve current therapy for tetanus disease would be the vectorization of Fab'2 fragments, allowing their delivery into the CNS.”
Transport of cationized anti-tetanus Fab'2 fragments across an in vitro blood-brain barrier model: involvement of the transcytosis pathway
Girod et al. J Neurochem 1999 Nov;73(5):2002-8.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10537059/
Bear in mind that Fab2 antibody fragments are an artificially generated type of antibody; these are different to the natural antibodies made by our immune systems.
is there any hint of potential for SARSCoV-2 to be capable of crossing the blood brain barrier ?
Yes, unfortunately, lots of evidence that it can cross the BBB. That is theorized to be the reason behind the severe breathing difficulties and need for positive pressure ventilation that occurs in severe cases of COVID-19. The virus interferes with the breathing center of the brain.