A team of physician investigators from Adventist Health, a faith-based, nonprofit, integrated health system serving more than 90 communities on the West Coast and Hawaii with more than 400 locations, has discovered that cases of oculomotor nerve palsy, a once-rare form of facial paralysis, is on the rise due to Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "vaccines."
Drs. Antonio K. Liu, M.D., and Ifeanyichukwu Ozobu, M.D., led the team at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles in identifying the trigger behind soaring rates of oculomotor nerve palsy, also known as third nerve palsy.
"Oculomotor nerve palsy is derived from damage to the third cranial nerve," writes Frank Bergman for Slay News.
"The condition causes characteristic symptoms, such as a drooping eyelid, double vision, pupil dilation, and deficits in adduction and vertical gaze."
(Related: Remember when Justin Bieber canceled his entire 2023 world tour after developing facial paralysis post-COVID "vaccination?")
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The team analyzed recent cases of the strange facial paralysis condition in conjunction with patients' "vaccination" status for COVID. They took particular note of the relation between mRNA (modRNA) injections and third nerve palsy.
From there, they divided the patients they analyzed into two groups based on when their symptoms appeared: the immediate group and the delayed group as some of the patients became paralyzed right away while others experienced disease later.
The two types of mRNA injections offered by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna are linked both to immediate onset oculomotor nerve palsy as well as the delayed form of the disease.
In one patient case, a person who took Moderna's "Spikevax" (mRNA-1273) injection developed third nerve palsy 14 days after getting the shot. That case dovetailed with another involving a patient who developed the disease 17 days after injection.
Interestingly, the team discovered positive ganglioside antibodies in the patients, meaning autoantibodies that are produced against gangliosides, as glycosphingolipids contain sialic acid.
The team warns that these findings "highlight the potential for unusual occurrences following COVID-19 vaccination but also opens up avenues for exploring the underlying mechanisms behind these events."
The fact that such research took place under the umbrella of a major West Coast health group is both unexpected and encouraging in that it demonstrates a growing interest even among establishment doctors to pinpoint why "fully vaccinated" people are getting critically ill with all sorts of new diseases.
In another case highlighted by the research, an 81-year-old man had to be rushed to the emergency room after developing diplopia, also known as double vision, due to his COVID shots. Before getting injected and sick, the man had no previously confirmed infection with COVID.
This individual received a Moderna SARS-CoV-2 mRNA booster shot just 16 days before he presented with double vision. The onset of his symptoms occurred two weeks after getting jabbed.
During the injection process, the man reported only mild malaise with all of his "past medical history, family history, and social history ... all non-contributory."
"His pupils were both reactive to light," the man's doctors reported. "On digital pupillometry, his pupils showed slightly different sizes (right: 3.22 mm, left: 3.45 mm) and demonstrated decreased reactivity in the right eye (Neurological Pupillary Index: right 2.2, left 2.7)."
The man's doctors concluded that their "findings were consistent with an isolated right oculomotor nerve palsy that spared the pupil."
It took several days for the man's doctors to figure out that he had developed oculomotor nerve palsy, which in his case eventually resolved itself.
The research team speculates that perhaps the underlying mechanism behind all this is molecular mimicry, an autoimmune mechanism in which the immune system mistakes the body's own tissue as a foreign invader.
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