Canadian professor speaks up about corona vaccine dangers

Canadian Member of Parliament (MP) Derek Sloan, on Thursday, held a press conference to draw attention to the censorship faced by doctors and scientists and the risks associated with vaccines.

During the press conference, professor of viral immunology at the University of Guelph, Byram Bridle, among others, was given the floor.

According to him, the scientific literature and reports from Pfizer addressed to regulators in Japan, show that there is a potential link between heart infections and the coronavirus vaccines.

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Only 25 percent of the dose stays in the shoulder

“I am very familiar with vaccines. If you inject a traditional vaccine into the shoulder – and that’s where we get vaccinated with the corona vaccines – the vaccine stays in the shoulder. Then cells of the immune system deliver the spike protein to the nearest lymph node to activate the immune system,” Professor Bridle explained.

“And what we’ve found is that the assumption that the vaccine is left behind in the shoulder doesn’t apply to this new vaccine technology. These mRNA vaccines spread throughout the body. Only 25 percent of the dose stays in the shoulder,” the Canadian professor said.

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Anaphylactic shock

Bridle also referred to polyethylene glycol (PEG), one of the components of the vaccine that leads to anaphylactic shock in some people. “Polyethylene glycol is designed to help [the vaccine] spread throughout the body.” And what exactly does polyethylene glycol do?

It helps the lipid nanoparticles escape the cells of our immune system that normally pick up the antigen at the puncture site and take it to our lymph node, he said.

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It is to be remembered that during an interview back in May 28, 2021, Dr Byram Bridle claimed the spike protein generated by the coronavirus is capable of damaging the cardiovascular system.

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