It is widely supported that vaccination reduced severe illness from COVID-19 in older adults in the early stages of the pandemic, but younger people with low risk of severity were also encouraged to be vaccinated to protect not only themselves but also the older population in Japan. This policy contradicts an early study showing vaccination did not reduce the viral load of infected individuals, which was uploaded to a preprint server in August 2021 but took approximately a year to be published in a journal.
Various adverse reactions to COVID-19 mRNA vaccination have been reported, such as myocarditis, pericarditis, blood clotting, and autoimmune diseases linked to lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) and excessive production of spike proteins generated by the mRNA. Indeed, data on excess deaths in the United Kingdom show that deaths caused by cardiovascular disease increased whereas deaths caused by respiratory disease decreased after COVID-19 vaccination <a . It is also noteworthy that deaths from cancers related to estrogen receptors, such as leukemia, breast, pancreatic, lip/oral/pharyngeal, ovarian, and uterine cancers, have also increased since the population-wide administration of mRNA vaccinations <a . The spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 is known to bind to estrogen receptors <a located in the nucleus and includes a nuclear localization signal, which makes it more likely to be conveyed to the nucleus.
Another hypothesis involves chronic infection caused by immunosuppression after repeated vaccination. Although adverse reactions were more severe and autoimmune diseases reported more frequently after the second vaccination than the first, they were reported much less after boosters, which can be explained by the suppression of immunity against the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. Indeed, recent studies have reported an increase in spike-specific immunoglobulin G4, an immunosuppressive class of antibody, and regulatory T cells after the second and subsequent vaccinations This can lead to chronic infection whereby the virus remains in the intestine, for which positive test results cannot be obtained by nasal swabs. Wastewater monitoring data support this claim. This hypothesis can explain not only the high number and non-COVID-19 ratio of excess deaths but also the synchronization of the COVID-19 infection surge and non-COVID-19 excess deaths.
Former Centers for Disease Control director Robert Redfield said in an interview with former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, “I believe vaccine has saved many, many people’s lives.” He continued:
“That said, the people’s lives it saved were vulnerable people. People over 60, 65, 70, 75, nursing home people. So, the benefit to them, I think, outweighs the risk.”
“The benefit to the 30-year-old firefighter, I don’t see the benefit.”
He also said:
“There’s prolonged production or impact or negative consequence from spike protein in some people that get the mRNA vaccine.”
Although the truth is yet to be established, the concerns related to the mRNA-LNP formulation evidently need to be taken seriously. Thus, it is imperative to elucidate the effects of population-wide COVID-19 vaccination. Japanese health authorities have been hesitant to provide data since being accused of data mishandling given they classified people vaccinated without recorded dates of inoculation as unvaccinated. On correction, it was revealed that the vaccinated were as susceptible as or even more susceptible to COVID-19 infection than were the unvaccinated.
Given the Japanese population’s uniquely high variation in COVID-19 vaccination numbers, with some having received zero doses and others receiving their eighth from October 2024 onward, data transparency and large-scale research on deaths, injuries, and chronic diseases after COVID-19 vaccination or infection after vaccination can provide valuable insights into the effects of repeated mRNA vaccination, which could greatly aid the world in the fight against future infectious disease outbreaks.
5G causing clots! Dude…
