Spike proteins can circulate in your body after [..] injection
So many people claim to know that. It's easy to prove: The SARS-2 tests detect not the virus itself, but the spike proteins. If vaccines create spike proteins that run around in the blood, all vaccinated people test positive. Still waiting for the statistics that show this.
Through deductive reasoning, if people "shed," the spike proteins are present. Shedding means they are contagious. Plenty of scientific evidence is available about shedding. But one has to understand the terminology.
People who talk about shedding after vaccination could easily prove their point by buying a pack of antigen tests (they detect spike proteins), then go around asking people if they are vaccinated, and then test everybody who says yes.
The same could be done by people who say vaccination causes spike proteins running around in the blood. It's just a little more complicated because they have to prick their victims.
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