(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The women’s magazine, Evie, told its readers that they should not have sex with men who were vaccinated against COVID-19 because it would negatively affect their health since mRNA vaccines produce “viral shedding.”
“Shocker, it’s not just a conspiracy!” the author of the article, said. “New evidence has emerged suggesting that mRNA vaccines can produce viral shedding. So, perhaps you’re justified after all for being pretty picky about your sexual partner.”
Aerosolized antibodies from mRNA COVID-19 injections can be transmitted from vaccinated to unvaccinated individuals through a process called “passive immunization,” Mew added, referring to research that proves that.
“Some critics, like podcaster Joe Rogan, have pointed out how the very nature of this ‘vaccine’ likens it more to experimental gene therapy than your typical vaccine,” Mew said.
“It’s true, what we’re currently dealing with are mRNA vaccines, not live attenuated vaccines. The latter contains a weak form of the virus that is meant to cause an immune response upon injection and therefore provide future immunity.”
Aside from the fact that mRNA vaccines can rewrite the way a person’s cells function so that one can inherently prevent disease through protein production, the vaccines also can “interact with and change DNA,” Mew wrote.
“For instance, we know that the [COVID-19] shot wasn’t developed to interact with the human liver, and yet in a Swedish study, researchers discovered that the vaccine was altering liver cells,” Mew said.
“Then, in a Pfizer Japanese biodistribution study, news emerged that the spike proteins could travel from the injection site through your blood and accumulate in unintended tissues and organs like the spleen, adrenal glands, ovaries, bone marrow and again, the liver.”
Among other unpleasant results of getting the vaccine are the risk of myocarditis, blood that becomes contaminated with “full-length spike protein” that is “unbounded by antibodies” and the specific risks to women involving menstrual irregularities and potential birth defects.
In addition to all of that, Mew also referenced a study from Colorado that shows that fully vaccinated parents can transfer mRNA antibodies “via respiratory droplets” to their unvaccinated children.
