whygetfat on Nostr: David Rasnick, PhD: "HPV: Don't Get Tested, Don't Get Vaccinated "HPV stands for ...
David Rasnick, PhD: "HPV: Don't Get Tested, Don't Get Vaccinated
"HPV stands for human papilloma virus. Almost everyone has been infected with HPV at one point or another. Most people quickly become immune to the virus and never show any symptoms. Occasionally HPV causes warts, if it does anything at all.
"The HPV industry is founded on the belief, for that's all it is, that most cervical cancers are caused by HPV. A quarter century of intense research was unable to come up with even a hint of proof that viruses, including HPV, cause human cancer. […]
"HPV virus would be an extremely inefficient carcinogen, even if it did cause cervical cancer. Every year, only one in 10,000 women who were ever infected with HPV develops cervical cancer in the United States. HPV certainly can't be held responsible for the 30% of cervical cancers in women who were never infected with the virus. Just as clearly, the HPV vaccine could not have prevented the cervical cancer in women who had never been infected with the virus.
"While HPV is relatively benign, the vaccine is not. [As of 2017,] out of all the serious vaccine adverse events reported to the Centers for Disease Control, more than half come from the HPV vaccines. HPV vaccines alone account for 25% of all serious adverse events of all 80 vaccines currently licensed in the United States. As of December 14 2017, there were 55,788 adverse events following an HPV vaccination. Of those, 10,980 did not recover, 2,467 were disabled, 146 had cervical cancer (recall the vaccine is supposed to prevent cervical cancer and it didn't in these people), and 406 died."
David Rasnick, PhD @ 00:00–00:37 & 01:23–02:48 https://youtu.be/Jctnaz9s6W8&t=0
"HPV stands for human papilloma virus. Almost everyone has been infected with HPV at one point or another. Most people quickly become immune to the virus and never show any symptoms. Occasionally HPV causes warts, if it does anything at all.
"The HPV industry is founded on the belief, for that's all it is, that most cervical cancers are caused by HPV. A quarter century of intense research was unable to come up with even a hint of proof that viruses, including HPV, cause human cancer. […]
"HPV virus would be an extremely inefficient carcinogen, even if it did cause cervical cancer. Every year, only one in 10,000 women who were ever infected with HPV develops cervical cancer in the United States. HPV certainly can't be held responsible for the 30% of cervical cancers in women who were never infected with the virus. Just as clearly, the HPV vaccine could not have prevented the cervical cancer in women who had never been infected with the virus.
"While HPV is relatively benign, the vaccine is not. [As of 2017,] out of all the serious vaccine adverse events reported to the Centers for Disease Control, more than half come from the HPV vaccines. HPV vaccines alone account for 25% of all serious adverse events of all 80 vaccines currently licensed in the United States. As of December 14 2017, there were 55,788 adverse events following an HPV vaccination. Of those, 10,980 did not recover, 2,467 were disabled, 146 had cervical cancer (recall the vaccine is supposed to prevent cervical cancer and it didn't in these people), and 406 died."
David Rasnick, PhD @ 00:00–00:37 & 01:23–02:48 https://youtu.be/Jctnaz9s6W8&t=0