New study unveiled: MRNA vaccination permanently shapes our immune system!

New study unveiled: MRNA vaccination permanently shapes our immune system!

Köln, Deutschland - The debate about the Corona vaccinations, especially the mRNA vaccines, remains controversial in 2025. Although these vaccines were often announced as "gamuchangers" in combating pandemic, there are increasing concerns about their effectiveness and possible side effects. For example, Our Central Europe that the Corona vaccinations are assessed as poor and are criticized that they are often accompanied by side effects.

Current research also show interesting aspects of the effects of vaccine. An Australian study has shown that booster vaccinations that are administered in the same arm as the first vaccination can lead to a faster development of antibodies. It was examined that two thirds of the subjects who used the same arm side showed a more efficient immune response. This could be due to the fact that B memory cells are activated more efficiently near the puncture site.

epigenetic changes due to vaccines

In addition to these results, researchers report from the University of Cologne that mRNA vaccines change the genus of immune system. In a study, monocytes from blood samples of vaccinated subjects were analyzed, which led to the conclusion that these vaccines "train" the innate immune system through epigenetic markings. These changes not only improve the reaction to Covid-19, but could also strengthen defense against other infections.

The examined epigenetic changes, including the acetylation of histones, show that mRNA vaccines intervene deeply into the function of the immune system without changing the DNA. This is done by modified gene activity, which can be detected up to six months after vaccination. For sustainable stabilization of these modifications, several vaccinations are usually necessary, since a single vaccination alone is not sufficient to ensure long -term effects.

long -term effects and critical voices

The discussion about the effectiveness and safety of these vaccines is supplemented by empirical evidence that often indicate that vaccination protection is not long -lasting. Earlier studies show that repeat infections often occur with several vaccinated people. Critics fear that vaccinations may damage the receptors of the innate immune response and can even lead to autoimmune diseases. These concerns strengthen the voice of people who demand collateral and better data in the entire vaccination strategy. In this context, demands were also made that the constant vaccination commission (STIKO) should rethink the vaccination strategies.

The exchange of information and continuous research are essential to better understand the ongoing developments around the mRNA vaccines and the immune system. These findings not only have an impact on the COVID-19-vaccination strategies, but also on dealing with future infectious diseases.