Delusion is believing in something that doesn't conform to reality. More and more mental health experts are expressing serious concern about the lasting effects fearmongering is having on children and adolescents. Since lockdowns began in the first quarter of 2020, Dr. Mark McDonald, a psychiatrist and medical legal expert, has seen how "the fear of infection has morphed into a form of mass delusional psychosis." One of the worst traumas a child can experience is the idea that they might kill their parents or grandparents by simply being around them. They are taught to feel guilty about behaviors which used to be completely normal. 

​One of the key abilities of the immune system is its capacity to determine when something foreign has entered the body. The immune system can detect what belongs to the body and what does not. The sugars of glycobiology (the science which studies sugar) play a critical role in this determination. The immune system is able to distinguish what is self from what is non-self. Every cell in the human body has glycoproteins or glycolipids on the surface of the cell's outer membrane (called the glycocalyx). Sugars married to proteins (glycoproteins) or fatty acids called lipids (glycolipids) serve as antennas protruding from the glycocalyx. Before the advent of the field of glycobiology, the medical community referred to these structures as antigens because the immune system often responded in negative ways which doctors did not understand. 

All vaccines can be categorized one of three ways: live-attenuated, inactivated or killed, and subunit. Live-attenuated vaccines contain a weakened form of the whole virus to elicit a protective immune response. Shedding is a problem with this type of vaccine as the live, active virus can be passed into the environment for several months following injection. The vaccinated person can infect people around them and even get the disease themselves.  Examples of this type of vaccine are measles, mumps, rubella, rotavirus, chickenpox, smallpox, yellow fever, polio (oral), influenza (nasal), and BCG (tuberculosis). Mercury (thimerosal) is often used as a preservative in these vaccines. Mercury is a very dangerous substance to inject into human bodies and there is tremendous evidence that it accumulates in the brain over time.

Glycobiology is the study of critical sugars within the human body. These sugars are the flags on the protein flagpoles (glycoproteins) on the surface of all cells, bacteria and viruses. These sugars differentiate protein and allow them to work in different ways. 75% of all human protein is glycoprotein. Almost one million glycoproteins cover the cell membrane of each of the 60 trillion cells in our bodies. The sugars represent the sugar code of life. There are only 8 individual sugars in the toolbox used to form glycoproteins and glycolipids. But they can combine in various patterns linking hundreds and thousands of sugars that branch out like leaves on a tree.  One sugar in a different location can radically alter what the body does. One different sugar on the surface of red blood cells, for instance, causes us to have either type A or type B blood.  The body pays close attention to these sugars.