
Injected vaccines have a fundamental flaw. Over a century ago, Nobel Laureate Dr. CharlesRichet discovered this flaw when he tried to protect dogs against Actinia venom - a protein, byvaccinating them using the venom. He discovered that instead of protecting, the vaccine made itworse. He coined the term ANAPHYLAXIS specifically to describe the fact that vaccinesprovide the opposite of protection, the opposite of PROPHYLAXIS. THEY MAKE THEDISEASE WORSE. He taught us never to inject alien proteins into an organism. The immune system has evolved to handle exposure to numerous pathogens during the course ofhuman evolution. So healthy people do not need any vaccines. Vaccines are contaminated withthousands of food, viral, bacterial, fungal, aeroallergen, animal proteins, etc. So they not onlytrain the immune system to produce a dysregulated immune response to viruses and bacteria(sepsis/cytokine storms) but also to attack harmless food, aeroallergens and animal proteins. Thusthe explosion of allergies and asthma. Since animal proteins are similar to human proteins, theybreak immune tolerance. The immune system attacks your own tissues due to cross-reaction,resulting in autoimmune diseases. Atherosclerosis is a vaccine-induced autoimmune disease thusmaking vaccines the #1 killer.
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