NIH needs to create a study section on shutting down renal autoimmunity and understanding what's happening. Increased excess mortality due to renal failure points to a mass casualty event unattended.
What about hospital protocol covid medication Remdesivir aka Run Death Is Near and acute kindney and liver injury and failure? It's still being used to treat covid in hospitals today.
I was just going to mention Remdesivir, (Run Death is Near!) as well! Surely this contributes to the increased number of renal deaths over the past 5 years.
I wouldn't ignore the possible influence of soluble immune complexes (sICs) as drivers or amplifiers of renal pathology in this context—especially with persistent spike antigen post-vaccination. Worth considering alongside the mimicry angle.
Great article by a very intelligent immunologist. The only thing I would add is the terminal event in all autoimmune disorders—excitotoxicity. The immune system targets the tissue by the mechanism described and does considerable damage. But the major damage is by excitotoxicity. Together this is described as immunoexcitotoxicity as I describe in my paper—Blaylock RL. Surgical Neurology Inter 2025;16(26). The article is free.
Ha. Dr. Jack. I see you get the same "Remdesivir" responses that I get all the time. People have all heard about Remdesivir and kidney failure, which isn't really proven to an extent that I am comfortable attributing all of Signal 1 deaths to remdesivir. I, instead, attribute them to hospital Covid treatment protocols of which remdesivir is an integral part. Important for all the "It's remdesivir" people to understand is that deaths involving Signal 2, not from hospital protocols, passed Signal 1 sometime in 2024. I could spend hours on the model in order to nail down a date in 2024 where the models cross over, but there's no value in that. I'm sure it's in that year though. And now that 2025 is gone, Signal 2 (which, by the way, correlates to Covid vaccine uptake) has far surpassed Signal 1 in total deaths involving AKI. Readers should also please realize that AKI is only Acute Kidney Injury (or Acute Renal Failure) and is NOT Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). For all the 280K+ excess AKI deaths in the Covid era, there are far more injured and in stage 1, 2, 3, or 4 CKD. Some need dialysis already. Some are changing their lifestyles.
AKI is a huge death signal. HHS is failing in their duties to observe and investigate what it plain as day.
What about hospital protocol covid medication Remdesivir aka Run Death Is Near and acute kindney and liver injury and failure? It's still being used to treat covid in hospitals today.
I was just going to mention Remdesivir, (Run Death is Near!) as well! Surely this contributes to the increased number of renal deaths over the past 5 years.
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I wouldn't ignore the possible influence of soluble immune complexes (sICs) as drivers or amplifiers of renal pathology in this context—especially with persistent spike antigen post-vaccination. Worth considering alongside the mimicry angle.
https://open.substack.com/pub/pungalog1/p/6-any-evidence-of-vaed-after-covid"
Great article by a very intelligent immunologist. The only thing I would add is the terminal event in all autoimmune disorders—excitotoxicity. The immune system targets the tissue by the mechanism described and does considerable damage. But the major damage is by excitotoxicity. Together this is described as immunoexcitotoxicity as I describe in my paper—Blaylock RL. Surgical Neurology Inter 2025;16(26). The article is free.
Ha. Dr. Jack. I see you get the same "Remdesivir" responses that I get all the time. People have all heard about Remdesivir and kidney failure, which isn't really proven to an extent that I am comfortable attributing all of Signal 1 deaths to remdesivir. I, instead, attribute them to hospital Covid treatment protocols of which remdesivir is an integral part. Important for all the "It's remdesivir" people to understand is that deaths involving Signal 2, not from hospital protocols, passed Signal 1 sometime in 2024. I could spend hours on the model in order to nail down a date in 2024 where the models cross over, but there's no value in that. I'm sure it's in that year though. And now that 2025 is gone, Signal 2 (which, by the way, correlates to Covid vaccine uptake) has far surpassed Signal 1 in total deaths involving AKI. Readers should also please realize that AKI is only Acute Kidney Injury (or Acute Renal Failure) and is NOT Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). For all the 280K+ excess AKI deaths in the Covid era, there are far more injured and in stage 1, 2, 3, or 4 CKD. Some need dialysis already. Some are changing their lifestyles.
AKI is a huge death signal. HHS is failing in their duties to observe and investigate what it plain as day.
https://open.substack.com/pub/flashlightsproductions/p/more-than-250000-excess-renal-failure?r=1d6m3v&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web×tamp=6.7