Vaxelis is a combination vaccine designed to protect infants against six diseases in a three-dose series before they turn six months old. Each dose of Vaxelis contains 319 micrograms of aluminium. The jury is out on whether vaccines are critical in preventing disease. None of them have been proven to be safe or effective. There are some important things to consider about Vaxelis that many may not be aware of.
The studies justifying their use are not placebo controlled RCTs at all. Just like all the 72 vaccines on the vaccine childhood schedule, the clinical studies for Vaxelis have not used an inert placebo for comparison. Instead, it has been tested only against other vaccines. This raises questions about how effective the vaccine truly is, beyond its comparison to other vaccines.
The long-term effects are not stated. Vaxelis has not been evaluated for its potential to cause cancer (carcinogenicity), genetic mutations (mutagenicity), or any potential impact on fertility. These are critical areas of concern when considering any new medical treatment, especially one given to infants.
As with all vaccines, it’s important for parents and caregivers to stay informed about the details and potential risks involved, as well as the benefits. Unfortunately, these doctors are paid per dose and do not care less about the damaging and life changing effects of these poisons. The censorship, disinformation and misinformation by the “system” tells you all, so if you can't trust them, best to stay away from them. The very idea that the creator made a mistake in the design of nature is ludicrous, they brainwash us and indoctrinate us till we are brain dead.
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