Immune Systems Advisor

The increased intensification of vaccination among children can disrupt their immune systems and potentially lead to neuropsychiatric illnesses like autism, according to cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough. Update (Nov 2025): US CDC Says Vaccines May Cause Autism Cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas on Aug. 5, 2022. Bobby Sanchez/The Epoch Times “There have been an incredible acceleration and intensification of vaccines given to children,” Dr. McCullough said in an Oct. 19 interview for  The Highwire  with Del Bigtree. “There are now over 200 peer-reviewed papers suggesting that immune system dysregulation is related to neuropsychiatric diseases including attention deficit disorder, Asperger’s, autism spectrum disorder. The leading cause of immune system dysregulation right now is hypervaccination.” Hypervaccination is the repeated inoculation of an individual who has already been immunized. In p...

Dr. Peter A. McCullough does not recommend healthy adults and children to take the fall vaccines as recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), stating that the shots are not “compelling” and because the conditions are “easily treatable.”   The CDC recommends three vaccines for Americans this fall—flu, COVID-19, and Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccines. Dr. McCullogh explained the low inefficacy of COVID-19 and flu vaccines in a recent interview. “Reuters is reporting and the AP press reporting [that] only 1.3 percent of Americans as of Oct. 4 have taken the COVID-19 booster. I think that’s a vote of no confidence on the COVID-19 boosters,” Dr. McCullough, a cardiologist,  said  in an Oct. 18, 2023 interview with the “American Sunrise” program while dismissing the need for COVID-19 vaccines. As to the flu shots, “for the last few years, [they] have had statistically insignificant—from 0—efficacy against severe outcomes. So, flu shots do...

An Approach to Post-Vaccine Cardiovascular and Cancer Care There is very limited data on the clinical features, pathogenetic mechanisms, and pathological findings of patients who have had delayed complications related to the COVID-19 vaccine. In addition, there is no published guidance on how to avoid these complications. This guidance is, therefore, based on our assessment of the likely pathogenic mechanisms underlying these delayed complications (spike protein-related disease) and the limited available autopsy data. Post-Vaccine Cardiovascular Events and Cancer Most serious adverse events following vaccination occur in the two weeks immediately following a dose of the vaccine. However, evolving data suggest that some patients who otherwise had no adverse events from the vaccine appear to have delayed acute cardiac events (often leading to sudden death). This appears to peak between 4 to 6 months after the vaccine but may extend for at least one year. There has also been evidence of a...

Excerpt from Dr William Makis Substack 29 year old PhD chemist Kirsty Smitten was diagnosed with 6cm tumor in her heart - an extremely rare cardiac angiosarcoma, a few months ago. She died on Oct.4, 2023. The cancer was so rare that her surgeon had never seen one. At Sheffield, UK, she discovered the first new class of antibiotics in 40 years and could be nominated for a Nobel Prize. She was COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine mandated.  Oct.21, 2023 - Bethlehem, GA - Young mom Inela Hajdarevic was diagnosed with a 5cm tumor in her heart in Aug.2023, a Cardiac Angiosarcoma which already spread to her lungs and brain. She is currently fighting for her life.  Sep.4, 2023 - Fountain, MI - Cindy Dodson was diagnosed with Angiosarcoma of the breast in Jan.2023. She had a mastectomy but “the cancer spread beyond the parameters of what they could do for the mastectomy”  July 21, 2023 - Rochester, MI - Scott Dierschow was diagnosed with Angiosarcoma in June 2023 and died one month later. ...

International expert panel concludes that Covid vaccines are contaminated with foreign DNA and that SV40, a cancer-promoting genetic sequence, has been found in the vaccines Bath, U.K. –  The World Council for Health, in collaboration with expert advisers, is dedicated to providing the public with accurate and reliable information to promote health and well-being. In light of recent concerns regarding bacterial DNA and genetic sequences in mRNA vaccines, the World Council for Health organized an Urgent Expert Hearing on this critical topic on Monday 9th October. The hearing took place virtually and addressed the implications of these findings for all people of the world. The following internationally renowned immunologists, geneticists, specialist physicians and research scientists shared their findings with the audience: Kevin McKernan (USA) Dr Janci Lindsay (USA) Prof Sucharit Bhakdi (Germany) Assoc Prof Byram Bridle (Canada) Dr Peter McCullough (USA) Prof Brigitte König (Germany...