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Doctors sound the alarm about reproductive damage
Summary:
Since before the Covid-19 vaccines were rolled out, doctors were sounding the alarm about possible harm to fertility from these vaccines. The Covid-19 vaccine, an mRNA vaccine, is based on a technology never before used on a human population. The mRNA carries the manufacturing instructions for the spike protein; once inside the cell, the spike protein is manufactured by the cell’s ribosomes. The spike protein contains a syncytin-homologous protein which is similar to the synctyin-1 in women, which is needed to form the placenta and in men, in order to create the embryo.
Drs. Yeadon and Wodarg warned the European Medicines Agency against authorizing the vaccine until questions about fertility (among others) were answered. Dr. Roxana Bruno authored a research paper explaining the mechanism by which this could happen.
Following release of the vaccine, doctors continued speaking out, particularly when reports of miscarriages and problems seen by fertility clinics where individual who got the shot had eggs and sperm that were no longer viable.
Drs. Rodger Hodkinson, Christiane Northrup, Zev Zelenko, Simone Gold, Lawrence Palevsky, and Sherri Tenpenny are some of the doctors who have been speaking up about fertility problems seen with the vaccine.
In order to get into the cells, the mRNA is packaged in a lipid nanoparticle. It was assumed that the vaccine material would stay in the muscle it was injected into, with some excess going to the nearby lymph nodes; the spike protein, against which the vaccinee’s immune system was going to make antibodies, was expected to stay on the outside of the cells and not travel into the blood stream – a very dangerous situation should that occur.
What was discovered after the Covid vaccines were rolled out is that the spike protein does travel through the blood stream and that the lipid nanoparticles containing the mRNA accumulate in most every organ in the body, particularly the ovaries. Blood tests from several individuals who received the vaccine showed the spike protein traveling through their bloodstream and a request by Canadian scientists from the Japanese regulatory agency provided them with Pfizer’s documents showing that they knew the lipid nanoparticle travels and accumulates in the organs.
Dr. Byram Bridle was part of a group of Canadian scientists who requested the documentation from the Japanese agency and made it publicly available. Dr. Bridle wondered, after seeing the data: “I have many other legitimate questions about the long-term safety, therefore, of this vaccine. For example, with it accumulating in the ovaries … will be we rendering young people infertile?”
Dr. Bret Weinstein discussed Dr. Bridle’s findings with Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of the mRNA vaccine technology, and Steve Kirsch, an entrepreneur and Covid researcher, who formed a graph from the Pfizer data provided by Dr. Bridle’s group. Among other things, they said that this vaccine shouldn’t be given to any women and that reproductive risks don’t always show up in the first generation.
A Florida urologist discovered elevated PSA tests in vaccinated men, lasting several weeks past vaccination. Elevated PSA can be signs of cancer and infertility.
