Anons, Nasal testing appears to have a much more sinister basis…'
Been digging on some recent chatter relating to the use of the nasal swap testing protocol, and the heavy research thats been going on for over 10 years now towards nasal delivery of nanoparticle and mRNA type vaccines in order to bypass the blood brain barrier.
Apart from the obvious about masks being pointless, I think it's been commonly regarded that if an virus is apparently airborne and mask mandates are enforced that the use of deep nasal swabbing for testing has a clear objective that is not about the test, when a saliva test should obtain the same results if the whole 'droplet' and airborne aspect was accurate.
Upon quick searches for 'nasal delivery vaccination' there is an abundance of info and research that has been going on well before this sh1t show kicked off. If i was a betting man, i'd say unfortunately a huge number of people globally have already been mass 'vaccinated' and in a year or two we're going to start seeing the fall out.
Nanoparticles for nasal vaccination
February 2009Advanced drug delivery reviews 61(2):140-57
DOI: 10.1016/j.addr.2008.09.005
SourcePubMed
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/23719063_Nanoparticles_for_nasal_vaccination
Abstract
"The great interest in mucosal vaccine delivery arises from the fact that mucosal surfaces represent the major site of entry for many pathogens. Among other mucosal sites, nasal delivery is especially attractive for immunization, as the nasal epithelium is characterized by relatively high permeability, low enzymatic activity and by the presence of an important number of immunocompetent cells. In addition to these advantageous characteristics, the nasal route could offer simplified and more cost-effective protocols for vaccination with improved patient compliance. The use of nanocarriers provides a suitable way for the nasal delivery of antigenic molecules. Besides improved protection and facilitated transport of the antigen, nanoparticulate delivery systems could also provide more effective antigen recognition by immune cells. These represent key factors in the optimal processing and presentation of the antigen, and therefore in the subsequent development of a suitable immune response. In this sense, the design of optimized vaccine nanocarriers offers a promising way for nasal mucosal vaccination."
Nanoparticles for nasal vaccination
Author links open overlay panelNoemiCsabaab1MarcosGarcia-Fuentesab1Maria JoseAlonsob
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0169409X08002640?via%3Dihub