Saying the word COVID-19 still gets my blog articles tagged by social media and sent to spam folders when I include them in the eZine. It's been five years, but the entrenched medical system still does not want the truths to come out concerning the fake pandemic. I have published 125 articles since November 2019 when the medically-induced fearmongering began. Fortunately, a positive side-effect of the panic resulted in the public learning more about glycobiology than they had ever known before. 

This article is the sixth in the series on glycobiology (the study of sugar/saccharides). Polysaccharide vaccines consist solely of glycan components, but they typically elicit a poor immune response when injected into the body. Conjugate vaccines consist of glycans coupled to carrier proteins (glycoproteins) and are much more effective. Many licensed vaccines leverage bacterial cell-surface carbohydrates as antigens. Many glycans are used as adjuvants to enhance immune responses. Adjuvants are foreign substances (heavy metals like mercury or aluminum) used by vaccine manufacturers to stimulate the immune system. The injection of foreign, toxic material elicits an aggressive immune response like the reaction to a bee sting. This immune response to the heavy metal is also associated with the dead, weakened virus entity and thus creates an artificial immunity within the body. 

Attachment of the influenza virus to human cells requires sialic acid (one of the eight sugars). Avian (bird) flu prefers to bind to sialic acid attached to a galactose molecule via an alpha (2,3) link. Alpha (2,3) means that the second carbon atom in sialic acid is linked to the third carbon atom in galactose. Human flu prefers an alpha (2,6) link. Studies of flu pandemics from 1918, 1957, 1968, and 2009 suggest that these viruses successfully mutated from the alpha (2,3) link to the alpha (2,6) link. 

Multiple studies document that breast-fed babies have stronger immune systems, better intestinal health, healthier brain development, higher IQs, and more developed cognitive abilities than formula-fed babies. As nurses say, "breast is best!" Human breast milk contains these glycobiology sugars. They are critically different from what is found in cow's or goat's milk. Scientists initially thought these sugars only provided energy for the growing babies. They had no idea how pervasive and critical they were to the healthy development of a child.