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FACT CHECK:
Yes, the CDC and FDA both confirm African Green Monkey kidney cells
are put in
vaccines used across the U.S.
by Tracey
Watson
On the 6th
of March this year, Natural News broke a story revealing some of the startling
(and downright disgusting) ingredients found in many vaccines. Readers were
understandably shocked to find that the list included such things as fibroblast
cells from aborted human fetuses and African Green Monkey cells, igniting a
storm of debate. The article also made it clear that these ingredients are no
secret, and that in fact, the CDC openly reveals this information on their
website.
Well, that
was just too much for some in the mainstream media to accept. There was an
immediate backlash against Natural News, with the usual accusations of “fake
news” flying fast and furious, and some even claiming that “there’s no way the
CDC would approve monkey kidney cells being injected into humans.”[1]
The truth
is, the many revolting ingredients in vaccines are openly revealed on the CDC’s
website, including the aforementioned fibroblast cells from aborted human
fetuses – human-diploid fibroblast cell cultures (strain WI-38) – and African
Green Monkey cells – African Green Monkey kidney (Vero) cells. It wouldn’t take
the world’s most intrepid reporter to confirm the ingredients on the CDC’s
list, so clearly, the media either didn’t bother to check their facts, or
worse, chose to flat-out lie about it. According to the CDC’s website, their
information is derived from “manufacturers’ package inserts.” And the FDA’s
website confirms that the vaccines which contain these ingredients are
“licensed for use in the United States.”
These
ingredients are no small thing, because they violate the ethical and religious
beliefs of many. People need to be provided with accurate, transparent
information so that they can have all the facts clearly in mind when making
decisions.
In harmony
with that, it is worth noting some of the other less than savory ingredients
found in many vaccines.
Fetal
bovine serum: Found in the Varicella (Varivax), Adenovirus, MMR and Rotavirus
vaccines, note how this serum is collected: “After slaughter and bleeding of
the cow at an abattoir, the mother’s uterus containing the calf fetus is
removed during the evisceration process (removal of the mother’s internal
organs) and transferred to the blood collection room. A needle is then inserted
between the fetus’s ribs directly into its heart and the blood is vacuumed into
a sterile collection bag. … Once collected, the blood is allowed to clot at
room temperature and the serum separated through a process known as
refrigerated centrifugation.” Sound like an ingredient you might want to know
about?
Cells from
armyworms: The influenza vaccine Flublok is created from cells taken from
armyworms (Spodoptera frugiperda). The insert mentions that the shot may also
contain residues of “baculovirus and host cell proteins.”
Cells from
the kidneys of dogs: According to the CDC’s Vaccine Excipient & Media
Summary, another influenza vaccine, Flucelvax, contains “Madin Darby Canine
Kidney (MDCK) cell protein.”
Chicken
embryos: Since the 1920s, when the method was made popular by the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research, both chickens and chicken embryos have been
used extensively in the production of vaccines.
Thimerosal:
There are 25 mcg of thimerosal (mercury) in a single flu vaccine, even though
the EPA safety limit is 5 mcg. Children who are vaccinated simultaneously with
multiple vaccines can receive over 10 times the safety limit of mercury in one
day. No safe level of mercury in vaccines has ever been established, and
thimerosal has been linked to autism.
It is evident
that the mainstream media can no longer be relied upon to deliver the facts. It
is therefore important to become as informed as possible about vaccines and
their ingredients, so as to make decisions based on all the relevant
information.
Source: www.NaturalNews.com, Tuesday, March 28,
2017.
[1] Keep an eye on what other
facts the mainstream media might be “spinning” at www.MediaFactWatch.com
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