The Hidden Dangers of Thimerosal: A Lack of Testing and Uncertain Consequences

In this video clip, the speaker delves into the concerning issue of Thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative used in vaccinations. The discussion revolves around the lack of testing conducted by health agencies on Thimerosal since its development in 1929 by Eli Lilly. The speaker highlights that the only test conducted on Thimerosal was in 1929, where it was tested on 27 people who were dying of meningitis, and all of them ultimately died from meningitis. The speaker questions the correlation between the use of Thimerosal and the deaths of these individuals, emphasizing that no further tests have been conducted by health agencies. The conversation also touches on the uncertainty surrounding the potential neurological damage caused by trace amounts of mercury injected into babies through vaccinations. This thought-provoking discussion invites viewers to consider the lack of comprehensive testing on Thimerosal and the potential risks associated with its use in vaccines.