Claims About Polysorbate 80 in the Vitamin K Shot and Infertility

And the doctors will say, "Well, we have a form that is, doesn't have a

preservative. It's preservative-free." But that doesn't mean it's safe.

Um, the second ingredient is polysorbate 80, and there's ten

milligrams of it. Polysorbate 80 is used in

research studies, in cancer research, particularly for brain cancer drugs,

uh, because they can pair it with the drug,

and because polysorbate

80 opens up the blood-brain barrier, then it helps the drug get into the

brain. It does the same thing when you give it to babies.

It opens up the blood-brain barrier, and then right after that,

they come along and

they give the hepatitis B vaccine with two hundred and fifty micrograms of

aluminum, and the aluminum has access to the brain

immediately because of the

polysorbate 80 in the vitamin K shot.

Another issue with polysorbate 80, in 2016, due to a,

um, a w- a statement of concern about Gardasil

because G- the Gardasil injections at that time contained

fifty micrograms of polysorbate 80, and there was concern about

polysorbate 80 causing premature ovarian failure.

It's used in clinical studies to induce,

um, infertility. So when you

inject the vitamin K shot, the Amphastar has ten milligrams.

So they were concerned about fifty micrograms of polysorbate 80.

Ten milligrams is two hundred times the amount of fifty micrograms.

So that raises the question, is the vitamin K shot

a factor in the infertility problems that we're having in young

people today?