Genetic Aspects of SARS-COV-2 Vaccines

Dr Maarten Fornerod first gave an introduction to human genetics. Due to the gene complexity, mRNA vaccines application is a complex intervention in a complex system, which will produce unpredictable effects, such as disease, cancer, hereditary burden, and bacterial resistance. A long-term, independent, double-blind, and genotoxic research is needed. Unfortunately, no such research has been performed. He then explained how mRNA vaccines could be contaminated by the vaccine DNAs and the routes these DNAs entered the human genome.

Dr Fornerod next summarized Dr Kevin McKernan's recent findings. McKernan detected the SV40 and bacterial Ori sequences (presented in Pfizer mRNA vaccines) in a patient who was inoculated four times with Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines, diagnosed with colon cancer one year later, and died three months after diagnosis. The COVID-19 spike protein DNA was also identified in McKernan's preliminary studies. Dr Fornerod then shared his thoughts on these findings.