Immune Systems Advisor

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) responded to concerns about billions of plasmid DNA fragments in Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine—as a university researcher recently testified in front of a South Carolina Senate hearing. "The mRNA COVID-19 vaccines authorized or approved for use in the United States are not defined as a gene therapy," the FDA told Maryanne Demasi, a former Australia Broadcasting Corporation journalist who now operates a Substack page. She noted that the FDA spokesperson didn't answer specific questions about the DNA fragments. Continuing, the spokesperson said that the "FDA is confident in the quality, safety, and effectiveness of these vaccines" and added that the "agency’s benefit-risk assessment and ongoing safety surveillance demonstrates that the benefits of their use outweigh their risks." Update: FDA Responds After Being Urged to Recall Pfizer's Vaccine Over DNA Fragments The agency was resp...

Following his discovery of DNA contamination in COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, genomic researcher Kevin McKernan has recently found that the DNA in these vaccines can potentially integrate into human DNA. The COVID-19 vaccine spike sequence was detected in two types of chromosomes in cancer cell lines following exposure to the COVID mRNA vaccine. Mr. McKernan’s findings, which he presents on his Substack blog, haven’t been peer-reviewed. These are expected to be “rare events,” but they can happen, Mr. McKernan told The Epoch Times. DNA Integration Since the introduction of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, some members of the public have been concerned that the vaccines may modify the human gene by combining their sequences with the human genome. “ Fact-checkers” refuted this , stating that mRNA cannot be changed into DNA. Yet Mr. McKernan’s earlier work shows that DNA in the vaccine vials may be capable of changing human DNA. Human biologist, professor Ulrike Kämmerer, PhD, at the University Hos...

Phillip Buckhaults, a cancer genomics expert and professor at the University of South Carolina, has testified (below) before a South Carolina Senate Medical Affairs Ad-Hoc Committee saying that Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine is contaminated with billions of tiny DNA fragments. Mr. Buckhaults, who has a doctoral degree in biochemistry and molecular biology, said that “there is a very real hazard” that these fragments of foreign DNA can insert themselves into a person’s own genome and become a “permanent fixture of the cell.” He said it’s a plausible mechanism for what might be “causing some of the rare but serious side effects like death from cardiac arrest” in people following mRNA vaccination. Mr. Buckhaults is not an alarmist and has been reluctant to go public with his findings for fear of frightening people. He himself was vaccinated three times with Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine and recommended it to family and friends. He described the mRNA platform technology as “revolutionary” and said th...