Category: Health Reset
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Recent Study Highlights Higher Risk of Cerebral Blood Clots with COVID-19 Vaccines
A new study by Dr. Peter McCullough and colleagues found that COVID-19 vaccines carry a significantly higher risk of cerebral blood clots than other vaccines, based on VAERS data from 1990 to 2023. The research revealed over 5,000 brain blood clot events following COVID-19 vaccination, compared to just 52 for flu vaccines and 282 for…
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New Study Reveals Significant Risks of Combining Multiple Vaccines for Infants
A new study challenges the safety of combining multiple vaccines in a single visit, showing that more vaccines lead to increased respiratory, developmental, and infectious diseases within 30 days. The research found that each additional vaccine more than doubled the risk of these diseases in infants. It highlights the lack of comprehensive studies on the…
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Addressing Overlooked Impacts of COVID-19 Vaccines to Women’s Reproductive Health
A review published in BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health found that COVID-19 vaccinations are associated with disruptions in menstrual cycles, including changes in length, flow, and menstrual pain. Women reported these issues shortly after the vaccine rollout, but initial concerns were dismissed. Succeeding studies confirmed that vaccination could affect menstruation, with specific impacts on cycle…
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U.S. Court Ruling Upholds Right to Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit ruled that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) misapplied the Jacobson v. Massachusetts precedent in its COVID-19 vaccine mandate, as COVID-19 shots do not prevent infection and transmission like traditional vaccines. The appeals court reversed a lower court’s dismissal of the lawsuit, highlighting the plaintiffs’…
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New Research Challenges Traditional Views and Vaccination Policies
A research challenges the traditional view of viruses, suggesting that many beliefs about their dangers, particularly regarding influenza, are myths. The study reveals that influenza virions contain host proteins, complicating the notion of viruses as purely external pathogens. This study undermines vaccination policies and suggests that viruses, like exosomes, play a role in cellular communication…
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Echoes of COVID-19: Are We Heading Toward Another Cycle with the H5N2 Bird Flu?
Mainstream media reported the first human death from H5N2 bird flu, a strain previously undetected in humans. The diagnosis was verified post-mortem by PCR testing despite the patient having no exposure to poultry. This case mirrors early COVID-19 pandemic developments, raising questions about the necessity and validity of such tests. The WHO’s response includes increased…
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Rising Concerns: COVID-19 Vaccination Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
In a recent interview, Dr. Hiroto Komano, a renowned Japanese neuroscientist, raised concerns about a potential link between COVID-19 vaccination and increased dementia cases, referencing a South Korean study showing a significant rise in mild cognitive impairment and dementia post-vaccination. He cautioned that continued vaccination could double dementia rates. Dr. Komano also criticized the experimental…
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Vaccine Hesitancy Grows Among American Parents
A CDC study found that 19% of American parents reported vaccine hesitancy for routine childhood vaccines from April 2019 to August 2022. The study noted shifts in hesitancy among specific demographic groups, with an increase among parents of children aged 5 to 11 following the authorization of COVID-19 vaccines for that age group. Parents below…
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Global Health Initiatives for Schools: Protecting Parental Rights and Privacy
The WHO is expanding its “health promoting schools” initiative globally to provide medical services to children and combat misinformation. Critics argue this effort is a hidden attempt to increase vaccination, data collection, and surveillance in schools, bypassing parental consent. This article also highlights private interests, such as the Gates Foundation, in promoting school-based health centers.…
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Secrecy and Mistrust: The Controversial Retraction of a COVID-19 Vaccine Study
An investigation by journalist Rebekah Barnett suggests that politics and financial interests, rather than scientific concerns, led to the retraction of a 2021 study linking SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins and mRNA vaccines to impaired DNA repair mechanisms and potential cancer risks. Emails obtained under the Freedom of Information Act revealed that NIH scientist Eric O. Freed…
