Another Study Suggests Long Covid is Vaccine Injury
Mounting Evidence Gives Sufferers Hope for Proper Diagnosis
By Melvin Frohike
I felt compelled to write this short article after reading a recent local news report revealing that thousands of Quebec’s Long Covid cases remain on waiting lists to have their conditions properly diagnosed. Yes, thousands. There are 4,000 Long Covid sufferers, with 2,000 of them still awaiting diagnosis and treatment.
This is the situation a full five years after the so-called pandemic began. Of course, this deserves another separate article about the wonderful, free, modern and accessible sacred cow Canadians call public health care. However, that tired, old fiction is for another day and another writer.
When I read the local story, I asked myself if it was possible that neither the patients nor their doctors were aware of the growing body of research linking Long Covid to the novel mRNA technology recently imposed on the Canadian public by the government. What about the recent statements by former CDC Director Dr. Robert R. Redfield, who went on record in January stating that Long Covid was a vaccine injury?1 Did they also not know about that?
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I suppose that when you control funding, which shapes the narrative, you determine “All the News that’s Fit to Print.” In that way, you decide what information the public is allowed to access and what gets buried. For that reason alone, Canadians should be grateful for this independent paper and all others like it.
The new study, published in the prestigious European Review for Medical and Pharmacological Sciences, has found that COVID-19 mRNA injections could be behind so-called Long Covid.2
Scientists behind the study dispute previous claims that Long Covid is caused by the virus as it now appears to be a reaction to the mRNA injections. The study’s abstract states, “Although official data state that vaccinal spike protein is harmless and remains at the site of injection, several studies proposed spike protein toxicity and found it in blood circulation several months after the vaccination.”
According to the study’s authors, spike protein has been detected in the bloodstream of people suffering from Long Covid many months after injection.
In line with other published research, this study demonstrates that both natural and vaccine spike protein may still be present in Long Covid patients, supporting the idea that there is a mechanism that causes the persistence of spike protein in the human body for much longer than predicted by early studies and government claims.
Interestingly, the authors note, “Samples gathered from the unvaccinated control group were negative for spike protein.”
There exists additional expert evidence to support the study’s findings. An early Pfizer biodistribution study showed that the Covid spike protein gets into the blood after vaccination. Once in the bloodstream, it circulates for several days before accumulating in organs and tissues, including the spleen, bone marrow, liver, and adrenal glands, and in high concentrations in the ovaries.3 This frightening information was reported in Druthers in early 2023.
This European research supports the growing body of scientific evidence showing that the symptoms people are suffering from may actually be yet another in a long list of vaccine adverse events. It now appears that the condition Long Covid may be caused by an immune overreaction to the spike protein in COVID-19 vaccines, which is used to induce antibodies.
Reports like this one titled “Rare Link Between Coronavirus Vaccines and Long Covid–Like Illness Starts to Gain Acceptance,”4 which appeared in the journal Science, provide some small hope for the thousands of people affected by the shots who are seeking treatment and acknowledgment of their condition’s existence.
Here’s hoping that one doctor treating so-called Long Covid or one patient suffering from symptoms that have been misdiagnosed will read this article and begin digging where they should be digging.