Japanese → English transcript

In Japan they told pregnant women that COVID was a risk and had them get vaccinated with the COVID mRNA vaccine, right?

They said it wouldn't deposit in the decidua, but actually it is — a paper has come out, so I'll introduce it.

The title is something like “COVID mRNA vaccines deposit in the decidua and transfer to the placenta,” a report from obstetrics and gynecology clinicians at New York University, published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

The manuscript was received on January 24 this year, so it's a very new paper. The decidua forms inside the uterus — it's the uterine lining.

Maternal blood flows into the decidua, and on the fetal side the umbilical/chorionic villi become frayed.

They fuse.

Maternal blood then flows through that gap, and importantly the capillaries inside those villi...

exchange oxygen and nutrients. This is the mechanism.

This is a model — the two-day response: the maternal side shows a lot in the decidua.

It is stained there, and it has also moved to the fetal villous side.

You can see red staining.

So it's present throughout the mother's body and will circulate systemically.

That is evidence that, via the mother's blood, it also reaches the fetal side.

Spike protein is being produced in the decidua — that's clear. And because spike protein is made there,

it will enter the bloodstream and the spike protein will go to the fetus.

Antibodies and proteins become glycosylated. And intact material — about one twenty-fifth, roughly one twenty-fifth of maternal blood — passes over.

So three of them are red-stained; I don't know what they'll do next, but under a voluntary vaccination policy...

they may keep promoting it — once they start saying something, they can't really take it back.

There may be a push to keep promoting it, but that’s absolutely unacceptable — it’s already clear it crosses the placenta and harms babies.