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Look WHO’s Talking! Vaccine Scientists Confirm Major Safety Problems

Rarely does the general public get to hear what vaccine scientists and public health officials really think about vaccines. Instead, the simplistic (and propagandistic) mantra aired ad infinitum for public consumption is that vaccines are “safe and effective”—full stop. However, as a new behind-closed-doors video powerfully reveals, they are still far from convinced of their own safety message.

In early December, the crème de la crème of the vaccine establishment attended the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) two-day Global Vaccine Safety Summit and made some startling revelations that, among other things, vaccines can be fatal, the design of safety studies makes it difficult to spot problems, safety monitoring is inadequate, and vaccine adjuvants increase risk.

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Infants are Uniquely Vulnerable to Aluminium in Vaccines

By Professor Chris Exley

Aluminium is toxic (as opposed to essential) in the human body, and infants, due to increased gastrointestinal absorption, reduced urinary excretion and a developing blood-brain-barrier, are uniquely vulnerable to aluminium. The injection of a single dose of Infanrix Hexa, (a combined DTaP, HepB, Polio, HiB vaccine) given to an infant as young as 6 weeks is equivalent to 164 times the daily dose of aluminium in breast milk feeding.

In his latest article, Professor Exley asks why there is such complacency about aluminum adjuvants in vaccines - especially when it comes to infants?

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