A Serious Threat To Human And Animal Health
Nexus|June-July 2018

Foreign matter found in vaccines raises safety concerns that contamination is a common occurrence and a public health risk.

Stephen McMurray
A Serious Threat To Human And Animal Health

 

The vaccine industry, and those who uncritically promote it, will tell you that safety standards are so high, and testing so rigorous, that vaccines are totally clean and safe. However, nothing could be further from the truth. In addition to the toxic substances deliberately added to vaccines such as aluminium, mercury, MSG and polysorbate 80 etc., they are also frequently contaminated by viruses, bacteria, mycoplasma, metals and dangerous chemicals. In fact, due to the materials used and the manufacturing process itself, contamination is almost inevitable.

A report by the World Health Organization (WHO) lists the possible contamination dangers involved with vaccine production:

"Regardless of how well clean rooms function, potential contaminants can be continuously introduced into production facilities through entry of materials and equipment. Operators are another major source of particulates and microorganisms, shedding particles and microbes from skin, mucous membranes, and through respiratory secretions. Manufacturing procedures such as mixing, concentration, centrifugation, or transfer may also generate spills or aerosols that spread widely through production areas. Where bacteria and fungi are allowed to grow in recesses or when cleaning and sanitation procedures are ineffective, continuous or even resistant environmental strains can be developed."

They go on to say that the impurities in certain vaccines are almost impossible to define and therefore eliminate, cross-contamination of pathogenic organisms is a major risk, microorganisms from the environment might be injected into vaccinees and that the sterilisation process is not always effective.

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