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This was known early on but wasn’t reported. Even now, most reports are from outside the US. Africa rejected the vaccine because in past occurrences they had found infertility aspects to the vaccines given to African countries.
This is a hot topic. Everyone can draw their own conclusions. I would suggest if you want to further educate yourself google (I only use duckduckgo. They don’t track you) “excess deaths.”
I post this here because spike proteins have long been known to pass through mother’s milk. Such is the world we now live in.
Is this a hot topic?
I don’t see any proof or a study with the sound byte.Read VIRUS MANIA. These are world-class scientists and doctors. Early on there were pfizer scientist who made videos warning people about the vaccines. Even in the last couple of weeks, a pfizer scientist came out stating the vax being released for this new “virus” was only tested on 10 mice and they all died.
If you are truly open minded and willing to educate yourself, I would refer you to:
https://odysee.com/@drsambailey:c?view=content
There’s a lot more covered there than just vaccines. Believe me, it will upset your view of the world and humanity.
Hmm… if of a “truly open mind and willing to learn@. Interesting… I’ve also heard it said “if truly a friend you’ll read this to the end”.
“If a true patriot you’ll get on board and stop the steal”.
Just one of many ways to browbeat others. No thanks.Yeah, I agree with you, Grogman. Let’s not forget this is an international site and if people really want to be technical it was founded in the UK, so playing the patriot card won’t really help here 😂
Vaccination may be your biggest concern but I would argue that transmissible diseases such as HIV, herpes and hepatitis are greater risks than second hand vaccines via breast milk.
Each to their own, as long as everyone is honest and transparent with each other. I take medication for various medical conditions and I always tell anyone I meet, even for dry suckling, just in case they’re concerned for any reason.
If you prefer to believe unverified, potential conspiracy material over medical research and rigorous clinical trials that has proven to save many more lives than it has taken, I’m under no illusion that I can convince you otherwise. But I would urge you to let others make up their own minds. By all means, raise it as a topic for discussion, and talk about your concerns, but I don’t believe it’s ethical or responsible to force your views upon others.
You just reminded me actually, I’ve got an appointment for a vaccination with the nurse this afternoon. I’m glad I read this or I would have forgotten 🤣 I can’t remember whether it’s for Covid, flu or both. I had both jabs last year, as well as the pneumonia one, all on the same day I think 🤔 anyway, I think I felt a bit hot and tired for a couple of days but I didn’t catch anything nasty, so I’ll take that!
I’m not here advocating one position or the other. I just put this out there as a consideration and gave links that do give scientific verification.
Also, personal VD doesn’t worry me because BF doesn’t involve my exchanging fluid with the lady. Dry nursing doesn’t exchange fluid either.
@nipsucker Your initial posts contradict this last statement of yours. No links to scientific verification were provided, because there are none. We need to stop the conspiracy theories, not promote them.
Go back and look there are links. Also there is the scientific manual, VIRUS MANIA. If you want reviews by world renown doctors, look at the Drs. Bailey website on odysee.com. Dr.Sam Baily. Almost a 100 lectures on medical data.
Before I go, there is so much evidence out there. Just look for the recently released Lancet Study. The whole “science” of virology is now being questioned. Even nobel laureates have joined in the questioning as to whether or not virus even exist.
I worked at a world renown scientific lab for 20+ yrs and in the cancer therapy lab, even having some significant work at the Lawrence Livermore Cancer lab. As I said, all I am doing is offering this for consideration when breast feeding.
Are you saying that you don’t think that breast milk is a bodily fluid, or you’re only concerned about giving VD to women because you have STDs?
No. I’m not saying breast milk isn’t a fluid. I mentioned dry nursing also.
LOL. Me have an STD? I don’t even use public bathrooms so could not even catch it there.
Well why are you not worried about catching something then, if their bodily fluid is going into your body? They might have a transmissible disease
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