New Findings Show More Side Effects from COVID Shots

As has been observed over and over again, the Covid shots produced a historic massive wave of injured and dead people all over the globe. This post is not going to discuss the numbers rather brings another piece of information (study) for people to consider when the next time an unelected global governance entity offers you (through your government) a donut in exchange for you to take their vaccine.

The study raises concerns about side effects from genetic COVID-19 vaccines—those using mRNA or viral vectors. It highlights unusual and sometimes severe reactions, raising questions on how these vaccines work and long-term safety.

🧪 Adverse Events Observed

The authors report a wider range of side effects than initially expected, including:

• Heart inflammation (e.g., myocarditis)

• Blood clotting disorders

• Neurological issues (e.g., Guillain–Barré syndrome)

• Autoimmunity (the immune system attacking the body)

• Liver, kidney, and skin complications

They suggest the number of cases has risen compared to prior vaccines.

Below is a quick recap from the study with their main findings:

Heart & Vascular Issues

• Reports of myocarditis, particularly in young males after the 2nd dose.

• Blood clots combined with low platelet counts resemble classic vaccine-induced thrombosis.

Immune System Effects

• Some people developed autoimmune responses, possibly triggered by immune overstimulation.

• The paper suggests this may lead to orphan diseases—rare conditions often ignored in traditional studies.

Organ Damage

• A few cases of liver and kidney inflammation were noted.

• Skin issues like rashes and serious eczema flare-ups were reported.

New Concepts

• Prophylactic Immuno-Gene Therapy: Vaccines act like gene therapy but without full regulation systems for long-term safety.

• Orphan Disease Triggering: Vaccine-related trauma may lead to rare autoimmune conditions.

• Platform Risks: Since these vaccines use novel genetic delivery systems, side effects could be similar across different manufacturers and variants.