HHS Stops Development of mRNA vaccines
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quoted from grok’s summary of posts:
“The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has decided to cancel 22 mRNA vaccine development projects, amounting to $500 million in funding. This decision follows consultations with experts from NIH, FDA, and HHS, who concluded that mRNA vaccines are not effective against rapidly mutating respiratory viruses like COVID-19 and the flu. The funding will now support the development of alternative vaccine technologies, such as whole virus vaccines, deemed safer and more effective. This move has ignited a debate: critics argue that mRNA vaccines have been vital in combating the COVID-19 pandemic and could be crucial for future health crises, while supporters believe this shift addresses significant risks and limitations of mRNA technology.”
How do you vaccinate humans with “whole virus” preparations of enveloped viruses like SARS2 without triggering an autoimmune response?
I think he’s stating the mRNA’s focus protection is too narrow to be effective in anyway, because our bodies do have the autoimmune responses. Like the small pox vaccine was broad enough, that variations of small pox were all covered by it. mRNA vaccine would only vaccinate a person to the one variant of the whole of virus- small pox.
For instance with small pox:
“Smallpox is caused by the variola virus, which has two main variants: variola major and variola minor.
Variola major is the more severe and common form, with a higher fatality rate, while variola minor causes a less severe illness with a fatality rate of 1% or less.
In addition to these two primary forms, there are several rare and severe types of smallpox, including malignant (flat) smallpox and hemorrhagic smallpox, which are almost always fatal.
These variations are based on the clinical presentation and severity of the disease, with the Rao classification identifying types such as ordinary, modified, malignant, and hemorrhagic smallpox.’So, at minimum 4 variants of small pox, but the vaccine itself is broad enough in scope that we have a certain amount of protected from all variants.
Well a5 least he’s making an effort with this. I don’t how much effect it will have or how far they’ve already gone with spreading this stuff into all the vaccines, foods, animals etc. at this point I’m hesitant ant to let anyone inject me with anything.
I’m the same way JM, and honestly, I’m pretty hesitant at this point to even buy any produce. If I can’t grow it, raise it, I’m going to need empirical evidence its ok to put in my body. – Again this goes to the “destroy all systems of authority” part of the downfall of our country.
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