Genetic Modification: Some May Be More Vulnerable Than Others

Genetic Modification: Some May Be More Vulnerable Than Others

"The mRNA sequence can reverse transcribed into DNA," shared Dr. Henry Ealy (http://t.me/drhenryealy). The CDC contests that it can't happen, but a Lund University study (https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/lup/publication/ad4c0fbc-8aa9-44ef-895e-e220fdaa7e87) essentially proved it can.

So what makes some people more vulnerable than others? Dr. Henry Ealy (http://t.me/drhenryealy) believes it's because of methylation problems.

"If a person has problems methylating ... what happens then is their DNA is constantly in a state of vulnerability. ... It makes them very susceptible to genetic modification once that mRNA sequence has reverse transcribed into DNA."

Full Interview: https://www.redvoicemedia.com/video/2022/12/10-year-old-girl-nearly-died-after-dna-altering-covid-shot-but-this-doctor-saved-her-life-heres-the-remedy-for-vaccine-injury-alicia-powe-video/ref/8/