So, finished reading the paper @Tonythetiger posted.

I would be grateful if any of the medically inclined Ticker peeps could read it and possibly answer a question that I have.
A close family member is vaxxed and has been found to have very high cholesterol.

The paper supposes (if I understood correctly) that if the vaxx used had longer than normal PEG chains, the body breaks the vaxx molecule(s) down before it/they can enter the cells. They observed an increase in cholesterol OR cholesterol like cells in the blood.

What are the odds the highly increased levels of cholesterol in the blood of a vaxxed person is due to the body breaking down the vaxx?