The CDC employed two distinct PCR diagnostic levels creating false positives

The CDC employed two distinct PCR diagnostic levels: for the general population, tests were conducted at 44 cycles, increasing the likelihood of false positives. In contrast, other groups were subjected to only 17 cycles, reducing the risk of false positives. This approach led to a substantial number of people being misdiagnosed with COVID-19.

Dr. Natalie Bjorklund Gordon, a Geneticist and Epidemiologist with training in mRNA technology observed disparities between the government's messaging and her mRNA education.

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