mRNA Injections Equate to 'Chemical Brain Surgery'
In a series of claims, epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher has raised concerns about the potential dangers of mRNA "vaccination" and its impact on the brain. However, a closer look at the evidence reveals a different story.
Hulscher, associated with the McCullough Foundation, has been a vocal critic of mRNA vaccines, warning about the supposed catastrophic neurological and psychiatric damage they may cause. He has pointed to a study by Dr. Jee Hoon Roh and his team, conducted on 558,017 Koreans, as evidence.
However, it's important to note that the study by Roh et al does not appear in recognized peer-reviewed journals or from reputable institutions, according to available search results. Moreover, no reputable medical literature or regulatory agency has confirmed links between mRNA vaccines and severe neurological damage or surges in neurological diseases.
One of Hulscher's key concerns is the entry of the spike protein from the Covid shots into the brain, causing inflammation and subsequent brain damage in the form of severe cognitive impairment. However, official data and authoritative studies indicate that while mRNA vaccines have rare risks, primarily myocarditis and pericarditis (inflammation of the heart), these risks are well-characterized, very uncommon, typically mild to moderate, and monitored with safety updates by agencies like the US FDA.
The US FDA and other global health authorities continue to recommend mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, emphasizing that benefits far outweigh the rare risks, and monitor all potential adverse effects closely.
Despite Hulscher's claims of a 137.7% increase in cognitive impairment and a surge in neurological disorders post-vaccination, there is currently no credible evidence supporting these assertions. Recent robust research in neuroscience, including understanding nervous system disorders, does not implicate mRNA vaccines as triggers of widespread brain damage or neurological disorders.
In an interview with Dr. Drew, Hulscher stated that a major study has confirmed multiple neurological disorders have surged due to mRNA injections. Yet, no such study has been found in reputable medical literature, casting doubt on this claim.
In conclusion, while it's crucial to continue monitoring the long-term effects of mRNA vaccines, the current evidence does not support the claims of severe brain damage and neurological disorder surges linked to these vaccines.
[1] FDA Safety Updates on mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines: https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/vaccines/emergency-use-authorization-vaccines-prevent-covid-19#vaccine-safety [2] Neuroscience Research on mRNA Vaccines: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/search/?term=mRNA+vaccines+neurology [3] Preprint Study on Transcriptomic Dysregulation after mRNA Vaccination: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.05.07.441180v1
- The concerns raised by Nicolas Hulscher about potential brain damage from mRNA vaccines are not fully supported by credible evidence, as the study he referenced is not published in recognized peer-reviewed journals.
- According to official data and authoritative studies, while mRNA vaccines have rare risks, such as myocarditis and pericarditis, these risks are well-characterized, uncommon, typically mild, and are monitored by agencies like the US FDA.
- Recent research in neuroscience, including studies on nervous system disorders, does not implicate mRNA vaccines as triggers of widespread brain damage or neurological disorders.
- Despite claims of a surge in cognitive impairment and neurological disorders post-vaccination, there is currently no credible evidence supporting these assertions.
