Vaccine Effects on Genetic Conditions

One or two shots. It's because they're

genetic, and it's because the protein is

gain-of-function research. It was designed

to kill.

In fact, people who have taken these vaccines,

in many ways, are

lucky to be alive because their

library of antibodies directed against the spike

protein must be perfectly neutralizing it.

That's the only explanation that exists right now.

Now, there's variation in the vaccine lots.

Some lots probably had very little messenger RNA in it.

Some were hyper-loaded. There's a website called

howbadismybatch.com, and one can sort this out, and it's,

it's in the

peer-reviewed literature, and one is able to, uh, evaluate what the

risk is with their batch. Each person has their own

genetics, and it's been my clinical experience after

examining

thousands of patients,

that if anyone has any little

flaw in their genetics,

in their epigenetics, or in their baseline condition,

the vaccine seems to strike at that

flaw. For example, if someone has a proclivity

to blood clotting, they take the vaccine, boom.

We, we've seen the biggest blood clots we've

ever seen in medical history.

A blood clot in the leg before the pandemic was about an inch long.

I have patients where the entire leg is a solid blood clot,

even extending up to the inferior vena cava.

We are seeing anyone who has a polymorphism, a

genetic difference in their contractile proteins in the

heart,

the sarcomere, the other assisting proteins,

the non-sarcomere proteins,

to be the ones who are hit with myocarditis, for an

example.

So it's a multifactorial,

uh, Venn diagram of who's gonna end up with a

vaccine injury

and who's gonna be spared.

But I-