Where all these peanut allergies came from ? Guess what?
Have you wondered where all these peanut allergies came from when they were nonexistent a few decades ago?
🥜 What if the problem and the solution came from the same system?
How Do You Cause A Sudden Lifelong Debilitating Allergy?
You Inject The Aluminum Adjuvant With A Protein.
The Dark Truth About Vaccine Induced Allergies…
The Aluminum adjuvant does not JUST give you allergies to the materials that are in that vaccine.
It will also give you an allergy to materials that are in the ambient environment at the time the vaccine was given.
For example, if you get that vaccine when there’s a Timothy Weed outbreak, you can suddenly come down with a lifelong allergy to Timothy Weed.
Research shows that vaccinated children have 30X the rate of Allergic Rhinitis as kids who are unvaccinated.
And 36% Higher Rate Of Asthma Diagnosis In 2-5 year old children.
We created an entire generation with all of these allergies by giving them these vaccines.
Common Excipients Used With Aluminum In Vaccines:
1: Peanut–causes lifelong peanut allergy.
2: Egg Protein–responsible for egg & poultry allergies.
3: Gelatin–pork gelatin used in vaccines can cause meat allergy.
4: Casein Dairy Protein–causes lifelong dairy intolerance.
5: Neomycin Antibiotic–causes antibiotic resistance & antibiotic allergies.
6: Yeast Protein–causes lifelong Brewer’s Yeast & Baker’s Yeast allergies.
7: PEG Polyethylene Glycol–causes a lifelong allergy to this polymer widely used in food, cosmetics & medications.
Nobel Laureate Charles Richet demonstrated over a hundred years ago that injecting a protein into animals or humans causes immune system sensitization to that protein.
Subsequent exposure to the protein results in allergic reactions or anaphylaxis. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) confirmed that food proteins in vaccines cause food allergy, in its 2011 report.
And here’s the kicker…
The same Big Pharma companies that created the allergy epidemic now make billions more, by selling you the ‘allergy medication.
Because sometimes the most important question isn’t
“What’s the solution?”
It’s “How did we get the problem in the first place?