Spike Protein and mRNA Vaccines: Uncovering Cancer Risks

This video explores the potential cancer-causing effects of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and its spike protein, particularly highlighting a case where a cancer patient experienced a rapid resurgence of tumors after receiving a vaccine booster. A study suggests that pseudouridine, found in certain mRNA vaccines, may contribute to this phenomenon, as animal models showed rapid cancer development following vaccination with pseudouridine-containing mRNA.

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