Concerns About COVID Vaccine and Cancer

So what should people be

concerned about with what you found?

If someone's had COVID vaccines, what would be their concern?

I would keep an eye on, if any of your family members come

down with an unexplained cancer,

get a pathologist involved to get a slide or a sample

so that the people who are studying

this can begin to look for whether there's vaccine sequence in there.

So we have a person who had four Pfizer vaccines,

and then a year after that came down with a colon cancer,

and there were three biopsies taken,

two before death and one after the person died of this diagnosis within 30 days.

Those samples were then,

we used a tool called PCR to look for the Pfizer's vaccine sequence,

and then resorted to a process known as voluminous

sequencing to sequence the tissue to see if there's any Pfizer sequence in there,

and there is. And shockingly, there's a lot of it, and that was not expected.

The only way that happens is if it got into the cells and amplified and

started replicating. Does it imply that it caused the cancer,

or just the fact that it was present in the cancer is concerning?

Yes, it's a good question.

We can't nail causality from the data we have, but it is certainly a concern

when you see a sequence like that.

So there are mechanisms where this could be playing a role in cancer.

So the reason we'd like to get this message out is that I think too many of these

tumor biopsies are getting thrown away, and the evidence is disappearing, and it's

important for folks going through that process to try to retain the

biopsies if they can so that we can go back and see if this is in fact the case.