[altarius]

It reads like the immune isn't forgetting anything, they just "flood" the system with the proteins that the antibodies would normally attack in nerve cells or brain, thus giving the antibodies another target to "keep them busy".

It sounds like they are creating large quantities of the "offending" protein via the vaccine mNRA mechanism in normal cells. Normally the antibodies/T-cells would attack the myelin coating of nerves and the brain but with the protein being abundantly available anywhere the immune cells are "kept occupied" and leave nerves and brain alone.

If this treatment works as I understand, you would need continuous refreshers each time the mRNA injection is depleted.

[zionic]

Not an expert, but wouldn't the abundance of target proteins cause a dangerously elevated immune response?

[ceejayoz]

Not an expert, but wouldn't the experts have thought of that too, and wouldn't it likely show up in animal studies?