“A troubling new study has exposed the “toxic effects” of administering repeated doses of Covid mRNA “vaccines.”
The researchers found that the injection caused severe damage that could cause a range of deadly diseases and trigger sudden death.
The study was conducted by leading South Korean researchers at the Seoul National University Hospital.
Led by professors Jae-Hun Ahn and Byeong-Cheol Kang, the team set up a preclinical laboratory-based study to evaluate the toxicological effects of Covid mRNA “vaccines.”
Their findings were published in the Archives of Toxicology.
The researchers tested the vaccines in six-week-old mice, focusing on repeated dosing and administration routes.
The mice were administered the vaccines intramuscularly twice at two-week intervals or up to five doses.
The intervals sought to replicate the vaccine schedules for humans as advised by most government health officials.
The study found that “toxic effects” started to emerge two days after the second injection.
According gto the study, these toxic effects were recorded as reduced lymphocyte and reticulocyte counts, anemia-related changes, and elevated cardiac damage markers (troponin-I and NT-proBNP).
Histopathological analyses revealed inflammation and necrosis at injection sites, bone marrow suppression, thymic cortical atrophy, and spleen enlargement.
They noted that some of the effects had resolved by 14 days after the injection.
However, many of the toxic effects persisted.
The researchers noted spleen damage and injection site injury appeared to be impacted long-term, possibly permanently.
Repeated doses led to cumulative toxicity, and intravenous and intramuscular routes resulted in distinct toxicological profiles.
These findings highlight potential toxicological risks, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of administration routes and dosage regimens in vaccine safety assessments.
The researcher also note that “multiple side effects of mRNA vaccines have been reported, including myocarditis, thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome, and Guillain–Barré syndrome (Bozkurt et al. 2021; García-Grimshaw et al. 2021; Hanson et al. 2022; Kadali et al. 2021; Sangli et al. 2021).
“Therefore, safety assessments for mRNA vaccines should differ from those for conventional drugs or vaccines.”
Published in Archives of Toxicology, the authors report:
“In summary, our investigation into the toxicological effects of four SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine candidates revealed various toxicological changes.
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