Florida's State Surgeon General, Joseph Ladapo, just urged Floridians to avoid mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, instead recommending a focus on staying active, cutting back on processed foods, prioritizing vegetables and healthy fats, and getting plenty of outdoor time to boost vitamin D levels.
These are his reasons for not getting the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines:
Cardiovascular issues: There is a concern about the risk of myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and other heart-related conditions in otherwise healthy individuals.
Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS): The vaccines may increase the risk of this condition, which affects heart rate and blood pressure.
Autoimmune diseases: There may be a heightened risk of developing autoimmune disorders such as lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and psoriasis following vaccination.
Waning effectiveness: Studies suggest that after four to six months, the vaccines may become less effective, and vaccinated individuals may have an increased risk of infection over time.
Persistence of mRNA and spike protein: There is concern that mRNA and spike protein from the vaccine could remain in the body for an indefinite period, potentially leading to health risks.
DNA integration: A potential risk is raised about mRNA from the vaccines integrating into human DNA, which could affect genetic material and possibly be passed on to offspring.
Cumulative risks with multiple doses: The long-term health impact of receiving multiple doses over a period of years is uncertain, with concerns that each additional dose may increase the risk of adverse effects.
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