The World Council for Health does not recommend any vaccines. I also get Dr. Russell Blaylock's monthly Wellness Report. He too, does not recommend any vaccines, including the shingles vaccines. I have decided to follow their advice. Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi has stated that it is not possible to prevent a respiratory infection with a product …
The World Council for Health does not recommend any vaccines. I also get Dr. Russell Blaylock's monthly Wellness Report. He too, does not recommend any vaccines, including the shingles vaccines. I have decided to follow their advice. Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi has stated that it is not possible to prevent a respiratory infection with a product that is injected into your arm. The antibodies you generate as a result of this are not the ones that are needed to fend off such an infection. Those antibodies are located in your mucosal tissue - a completely different type of antibody. He explained this in great detail in a video he made about 2-years ago. You may be able to find it on YouTube. He also explained it very well in an article that he published along with his wife, Karina Reiss, PhD & Michael Palmer, MD. The article can be found on Global Research & is dated 11/29/2022. It is titled: "Quo Vadis"? It made perfect sense to me.
The World Council for Health does not recommend any vaccines. I also get Dr. Russell Blaylock's monthly Wellness Report. He too, does not recommend any vaccines, including the shingles vaccines. I have decided to follow their advice. Dr. Sucharit Bhakdi has stated that it is not possible to prevent a respiratory infection with a product that is injected into your arm. The antibodies you generate as a result of this are not the ones that are needed to fend off such an infection. Those antibodies are located in your mucosal tissue - a completely different type of antibody. He explained this in great detail in a video he made about 2-years ago. You may be able to find it on YouTube. He also explained it very well in an article that he published along with his wife, Karina Reiss, PhD & Michael Palmer, MD. The article can be found on Global Research & is dated 11/29/2022. It is titled: "Quo Vadis"? It made perfect sense to me.