新型コロナ追加接種とT細胞・がん再発をめぐる主張

Seeing that people who'd been stable with cancer melanoma for years started relapsing at the beginning of '22, and, uh, I asked for a-any reason why this might occurred, and I noted they'd all been given boosters by their GPs,

which I w-- if they'd asked me, I wouldn't have done that.

And, uh, so we had to look around, what's the reason?

Why would a booster allow a cancer to come back?

Well, it turned out it's very simple, that boosters suppress the T-cell response.

The first two will increase it a bit, but a booster suppresses it.

And that's exactly what we found. But then a group from Madrid published a wonderful paper saying, "T-cell exhaustion after third COVID vaccine in cancer patients," with an incredible data.

Show--it showed it very, very clearly. And so therefore, any cancer suppressed and controlled by the immune system, you suspect might pop up after the booster.

Surgeons noted their colorectal patients were not-- were, were very difficult to, uh, treat.

They were presenting late, and they were presenting young.

And they found that these patients had all had the booster too, and they called, uh, you know, a red flag.

And I called a red flag that just the, uh, the suspicion that the, the vaccine might be involved in the cancer.

Are there any studies that have linked the mRNA to cancer?

Is there any sort of medical, um, um, process that you can allude to that will- Well, the, the s- -back that up?

The strongest are the epidemiological studies.

And, uh, the, the strongest was from Japan, a paper by, uh, Gibbo and, and his colleagues, which just had the raw data, and they noticed that the number of new cancer cases went up with each booster vaccine