Fetal Contaminants in Vaccines...Theresa Deisher, PhD

In the following brief video, Dr. Theresa Deisher talks about human aborted fetal contaminants and retroviruses in the Rubella, MMR and Chickenpox vaccines and their association with several human diseases including Multiple Sclerosis, Schizophrenia, ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and HIV associated dementia.

“Anyone who says that these contaminants in a vaccine would not do anything, either knows nothing about immunology or vaccinology; or they’re not telling the truth.  If I talk to someone in the field of small fragment homologous recombination and I say “how much human fetal DNA fragments left in a vaccine do you think would be safe?” They say, ‘zero’.”

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“…and mutated stem cells could cause problems for us for life. The dangers of retroviral fragments as well as the residual human fetal DNA are an unstudied risk to vaccine recipients. No study has ever been done to look at the safety of these contaminants. No cytokines have ever been measured;
​and no antibodies have ever been measured.”

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In the June 20, 2019 edition of The HighWire, beginning at approximately point 16, Del Bigtree talks with Dr. Deisher of Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute, in more detail, about aborted fetal cell DNA fragments in vaccines. Watch below.

• OPEN LETTER FROM DR. THERESA DEISHER TO LEGISLATORS REGARDING FETAL CELL DNA IN VACCINES

Related Information:

• Aborted Fetal Material Used in Vaccines and Medicines
• Aborted Fetal Cell Line Vaccines - 2019
• Aborted Fetal DNA in Vaccines and The Truth About Stem Cells...​​ Theresa Deisher, PhD (Read/Watch video.)

On July 11, 2019, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) published a feature article, entitled, "Fetal Cells and Vaccines -- Common Questions Answered." The article contained several false statements; including that the final vaccines are pure and "... will not introduce unnecessary components that could trigger immune responses or affect us in other ways." They did not reference any safety study for that statement. Click here to read Sound Choice Pharmaceuticals' July 21, 2019 rebuttal -- complete with references -- to the CHOP article.