Although the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 pandemic is no longer a serious threat, recent research reveals that COVID-19 vaccines threaten people’s immune system.
A new peer-reviewed article published in the journal Vaccines shows that repeated Covid supplements can increase rather than reduce the risk of serious Covid disease. The research highlights that vaccines can cause cancer growth and increase the risk of autoimmune disease, which causes the immune system to attack its own tissues.
Shortly after the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 pandemic emerged, a new vaccine platform based on mRNA technology was launched. Globally, approximately 13.38 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered across different platforms. To date, 72.3 percent of the total population has been injected with the COVID-19 vaccine at least once. It is also known that the effect of these vaccines decreases over time and therefore additional booster vaccines should be administered at regular intervals.
Risk of chronic disease increases in those with multiple mRNA vaccines
Also, recent studies report that people who have received two or more mRNA vaccines have abnormally high levels of Immunoglobulin G4 (IgG4). IgG4 is associated with chronic inflammatory rheumatic diseases that can cause damage to organs as a result of the cells of the immune system attacking their own tissues and organs (autoimmune mechanisms). Three critical factors are generally known to increase IgG4 levels: excessive antigen concentration, repeated vaccination, and the type of vaccine used.
However, emerging evidence suggests that the reported increase in IgG4 levels detected after repeated vaccination with mRNA vaccines is not a protective mechanism. Instead, it has been shown to form a kind of immune mechanism against the target spike protein in SARS-CoV2 disease. So, vaccines may trigger an immune system that is resistant to Covid. Again, as stated in the study, increased IgG4 due to repeated mRNA vaccination can cause damage to the immune system’s own tissues, cancer growth and heart muscle inflammation in susceptible individuals.
The research paper states, “Reviewed data suggest that IgG4 production induced by repeated vaccination does not constitute a protective mechanism at all.” is expressed as. Researchers also point out that more studies are needed on this subject.
