“I won’t get vaccinated [Referring to the Pfizer Corona Vaccine] because I don’t want a bunch of different babies’ DNA injected into me.”
“I’m not getting vaccinated [Referring to the Pfizer Corona Vaccine] because it is full of mercury.”
Mention the word vaccine to someone and it can elicit all kinds of opinions and emotions. And this was before a Covid vaccine was developed! Before, it seemed like it was just a few people who weighed in about vaccines, but now it seems like everyone has become a vaccine expert.
Personally, I think it is good that more people are looking deeper into vaccines. But how do you know what to believe and who to believe?
The two statements above, by the way, are both FALSE. With that said, just because those statements are false doesn’t mean the vaccines being released don’t have issues!
Educating Yourself to Make Informed Decisions
Over the years, I have spent hundreds of hours learning about vaccines. I have always felt that parents should be able to make the choice about vaccinating their children, but with that privilege comes the responsibility of learning about the vaccines. And I mean really learning – not just reading a friend’s Facebook post.
If you are going to choose to vaccinate or not vaccinate, you should really know what you are talking about or you not only make yourself look uneducated, you make everyone else who has made that decision look bad.
While I could go on for hours to help you understand a vaccine, I think most people want to know a few things about the Covid 19 vaccines: are they safe (short and long term), are they effective, and are there underlying hidden agendas with the vaccine?
Pfizer and Moderna Covid Vaccines
I think it is important to understand that the Covid vaccine is like no other vaccine out there. At least the Moderna and the Pfizer vaccines aren’t.
There are some good things about the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine and some bad things. Knowing what those are can help you make a good decision.
The Good
All other viral vaccines have been grown on living tissue because viruses cannot reproduce without using another cells “reproductive” mechanisms.
This is why you will hear vaccines are being grown on chicken embryos, monkey kidney cells and even aborted fetal embryo tissue.
Back in the 1960’s, vaccine makers were looking for a way to grow viruses on human cell lines for vaccines. They chose to use aborted fetal embryo cells. To my knowledge the abortion was not performed for the scientists, rather, the person was doing it regardless. Still, the cells are being kept viable for growing viruses for vaccines. This by no means makes it right and should be ended.
To learn more about the use of aborted fetal embryonic cell lines in vaccines, I would highly recommend you reading the following articles.
- Use of Fetal Tissue in Vaccine Development
- Human Cell Strains in Vaccine Development
- Abortion Opponents Protest COVID-19 Vaccines’ Use of Fetal Cells
- New Data Shows DNA From Aborted Fetal Cell Lines in Vaccines
The difference with the Covid vaccine is that it is not made from a virus. It is a synthetic strand of mRNA. This means that it was not grown on any type of animal tissue or human tissue. This prevents the vaccine from being contaminated with DNA from other animals/humans and viruses from other animals. It also allows the vaccines to be made quickly and on-demand due to it not needing to be “grown.”
Because the Covid vaccine is not a virus, it does not need to be “killed” or weakened which means that formaldehyde is not used which is one reason people do not want to vaccinate.
When a vaccine is killed or weakened like with other kinds of vaccines, it won’t produce a strong immune response. To make up for this, manufacturers will add a thing called an adjuvant (the most common one being aluminum) to increase the immune response. These adjuvants are another reason people will often choose to not get vaccinated. However, the Covid vaccine is not using a virus so there is no adjuvant needed.
Finally, many vaccines require a preservative to be added so the vaccine does not become contaminated. This is another reason that many people will choose to not vaccinate. The Covid vaccine is different. It is kept at such a low temperature, that it does not need a preservative.
In my opinion, these new technologies have reduced our toxic load in receiving vaccines, which is a good thing.
To sum it up, the positives about the Covid Vaccine are:
- It does not use living tissue
- It does not contain adjuvants
- It does not contain preservatives
To see the Moderna vaccine insert follow this link. The ingredients are on page 11 (under Vaccine Composition).
To see the Pfizer vaccine insert follow this link. The ingredients are on page 2.
The Bad
What about the safety and efficacy? The vaccine inserts state that based off their studies the vaccines are extremely safe and 94.1% effective after 2 shots. These statements bring up lots of questions.
The first question is, “safe for how long?”
Just because a vaccine doesn’t have a lot of immediate side effects doesn’t mean that it couldn’t cause long-term problems such as neurological damage, fertility problems, autoimmune diseases, etc.
As the vaccine is being released to millions of people, more and more reactions are being reported. Here is a report from Feb. 4, 2021.
According to studies, most adverse reactions to medications and vaccines are under reported and many are denied. According to Robert Kennedy Jr. VAERS has been an abject failure, with fewer than 1% of adverse events ever reported, according to a 2010 federal study.
If we take this into consideration, and do the math (12,697 reported incidents divided by 0.01 to represent the unreported events equals 1,269,700 adverse events. We know that approximately 35,200,000 vaccines had been given by 2/4/21, meaning approximately, potentially 3.6% of people experienced an adverse reaction).
On the other side of the argument, VAERS is a passive self reporting system in which people can report any suspected symptoms which many times are just accepted.
Regardless of what side you fall on regarding the safety and efficacy, I think that many scientists would argue that we should never release a medication/vaccine to the public which is an experimental agent (not having long-term studies) and is given to not millions but billions of people.
While the efficacy is measured by looking at antibody productions, it doesn’t mean that a person is immune and still leaves us with several questions:
- What happens when the virus mutates, which Corona viruses are notorious for doing?
- How long the antibodies will last?
- Caught naturally, we were told that the antibodies were lasting about 90 days. Does the vaccine last longer?
Are There Other Problems?
When a person is exposed to a virus, their first line of defense starts to alter it, then the second and finally the third line of defense. Vaccines are injected directly into the blood stream which bypasses the first and second line of defense. Does this matter? Some scientists believe that this creates more of an allergic-type of immune system. It primes the immune system which is especially a problem in a child, whose immune system doesn’t fully mature until they are about 11 years old.
While it may turn out that the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine are much safer than other vaccines in the long run, there are two other vaccines going to market right now that use technology that we have used in the past; Astrazeneca and Johnson & Johnson.
Astrazeneca and Johnson & Johnson
These two vaccines are more like we have seen from other viral vaccines. The spike protein for Corona virus is made into DNA coding and is inserted into an Adenovirus’ DNA. The adenovirus has its reproductive DNA removed and then the virus is grown on a cell line called HEK-293 which is an aborted fetal embryo tissue.
The Good
The argument made for this vaccine is that it is much cheaper than the mRNA vaccines and it has long term studies to back their safety. (But, I’d ask, do we really know the safety of vaccines if many of the damage is overlooked or under reported?)
The Bad
These vaccines are grown on living tissue and they can pull DNA in from what they are grown on. They are also grown on the aborted fetal embryo tissue (They have other human cell lines they could use. Why keep using this technology?).
In regards to adjuvant being used and preservatives being used, I don’t know if they use them. The AstraZeneca vaccine states that there is no preservative being used.
Here is a list of ingredients of AstraZeneca’s Covid 19 vaccine.
They also don’t have the effectiveness that Pfizer and Moderna have.
“J&J said Friday that in the U.S. and seven other countries, the single-shot vaccine was 66% effective overall at preventing moderate to severe illness, and much more protective – 85% – against the most serious symptoms.” (Source here)
“U.K.-based pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca and England’s University of Oxford announced Monday that late-stage trials show their COVID-19 vaccine was up to 90% effective in preventing the disease.” (Source here.)
Will the Government Use This to Track Me? Will This Lead to the Mark of the Beast?
There are also many other questions that we have been asked. Many people are concerned about the manipulation of genes, does the mRNA really just code for spike protein, will the government and businesses be allowed to deny me service and rights if I don’t get vaccinated, and many more.
These are not easy questions to answer, as I don’t know. Unfortunately, we do know that over history many people who we thought were acting for the good of a country have proven to be evil. We also know that pharmaceutical companies have a track record of doing what’s best for the interest of profit over people (by no means are they all like this). We also know that the pharmaceutical companies are not held liable to injuries caused by vaccines.
Does a Vaccine Even Make Sense?
Many people, including myself, are wondering if it makes sense to vaccinate for a disease where a large number of people who are exposed to the disease clear it with very little (if any) symptoms. I understand that even if it doesn’t affect a person, it could still be passed on to those who are vulnerable but to lock down everyone does not make sense. Wouldn’t it have made more sense to let those 90% plus of people who could clear it safely to get it and develop herd immunity a long time ago?
We are also wondering why better treatment options were not be looked at. And why were the ones that showed good viability being denied use? When steps like this are taken, it creates more and more mistrust and most likely with good reason.
Finally why are the biggest (and many times the only) approaches to this disease wearing a mask, social distancing and isolating and vaccines. Shouldn’t we be promoting good health – eating right, exercising, social health, spiritual health, avoiding toxins and strengthening our immune systems? After all, this will help you with more than just Covid-19 but also all other health problems. To learn how we are promoting this check out our Covid-19 preparedness recommendations.
I Still Want or Need to Get the Vaccine!
If you do decide to get the vaccine, or are required to by work or for another reason, there are a lot of things you can do to make sure that have the best response to it and are able to clear out toxin exposure quickly.
A great place to start is to ask yourself the following eight questions from the National Vaccine Information Center.
- Am I or my child sick right now?
- Have I or my child had a bad reaction to a vaccination before?
- Do I or my child have a personal or family history of vaccine reactions, neurological disorders, severe allergies or immune system problems?
- Do I know the disease and vaccine risks for myself or my child?
- Do I have full information about the vaccine’s side effects?
- Do I know how to identify and report a vaccine reaction?
- Do I know I need to keep a written record, including the vaccine manufacturer’s name and lot number, for all vaccinations?
- Do I know I have the right to make an informed choice?
The vaccine is stimulating the production of the spike protein which causes your body to produce cytokines. Doing everything possible to make the environment in your body anti-inflammatory will be super helpful which includes:
- Eating an anti-inflammatory diet
- Reducing emotional stress
- Dealing with chronic infections
- Taking anti-inflammatory supplements
Knowing whether you have a difficult time getting rid of toxins is also very important. There are certain genetic predispositions that prevent a person from eliminating toxins. A great place to start is to learn more about SNP’s from Dr. Ben Lynch.
A person that has a sluggish liver or a fatty liver will also have a difficult time eliminating toxins. Poor gut health also hinders our body’s ability to eliminate toxins. Supporting your liver, your gut and knowing your genetic make up can all be very helpful in reducing your risk to having a vaccine reaction.
It is also important to understand that vaccines are causing you to have an immune response. Some people will feel sick after the vaccine for that very reason. Some people would argue that it is not an adverse reaction if you are just having an immune response some would argue that the purpose of the vaccine is so that you don’t have this type of an immune response. It is very important that you know your body and know how it would normally respond to an illness. If something seems wrong, it most likely is. Go to the doctor and get help!
Even with doing all these things, it is important to understand that you could react to the vaccine adversely. Pay attention to your body and listen to it. if you are having an adverse reaction, again you need to get help!
10 out of 10 people die. We all must face it someday!
As the world deals with Covid-19, we have learned a lot about trying to contain a disease, we have learned a lot about fear, we have learned the fragility of our bodies and how the world can change in a moments time. Hopefully we have also learned that there is purpose to our lives and that while death is not something we want to think about it is something we will all need to face some day. How you live your life today matters and what happens to you once you die is the most important question you could ask yourself!
