Reproductive health risks post COVID vaccination - post script.

Opinions of medical and scientific experts.

A women’s health osteopath who read my last article, made some private comments to me but I thought they were important to share:

Virtually all the pregnant women coming to me now are triple jabbed and I am finding it deeply disturbing the extent to which this is happening. Most have been fearmongered into it being told ICU is full of unvaccinated pregnant women.

Sadly they don’t come to me until after they’ve received the jabs so I am feeling powerless to warn them.   It’s bringing up a lot of grief in me which I am processing - god knows where this is headed.  

Lots of women also taking it whilst breastfeeding and one baby had a very strong reaction 2 days after jab and they ended up in hospital (complete dismissal that it could be vaccine related).

They also asked the following questions that I put out to my circle of experts who have already responded (very briefly as it was an informal request):

I would love to know thoughts on toxicological transmission through the breast milk.  What might be passed through and how could this effect baby? Are there any studies completed or in the pipeline to study the breast milk and possible toxicity? (I would have thought this would be easy to assess using a breast milk bank as a source) (and I’ve also wandered about blood donation from vaccinated individuals).

A. Breast milk issue likely irrelevant as mRNA will be degraded by baby through GI tract although there is one death report on VAERS (likely mother’s antibody-mediated autoimmune thrombocytopenic purpura).

B. There have been some studies on breast milk transfer. Claimed “the vaccine doesn’t transfer”. Well, we never thought it would. They didn’t test for spike protein transfer but they should because in some vaccinated people, spike protein is detectable in blood for weeks. I would assume it is transferable in breast milk until proven otherwise. The implications are extreme caution about breast feeding if you’ve been vaccinated after giving birth.

Would love to know thoughts on vaccine and preeclampsia - is there a mechanism where we could see an increase in this? I have my suspicions we could.

A. PET risk relevant via ACE2 interference.

B. I would expect an interaction between vaccination and vascular syndromes of all kinds. This is because C19 vaccines all result in expression of spike protein and spike protein precipitates blood clotting. In my view, C19 vaccination should be absolutely contraindicated. Never done, just never, because there is no reproductive toxicology package with any of these vaccines. And because pregnant women are not at especially elevated risks themselves from SARS-CoV-2.

Is there a mechanism which could explain seeing an increase in severe morning sickness following vaccine - something I’ve heard reported from one of my colleagues. 

A. Morning sickness could be an issue via TNF alpha but probably unlikely.

B. I don’t know about this, essentially nausea and emesis (N&E). I’ve heard of serious headache and these can cause N&E.

I have heard reports on an increase in stillbirth but can’t find any data for this - do they have any sources?  I’d also like to know if there is an increase in premature births since vaccine been introduced?

A. Stillbirth risk still unknown but data in UKHSA shows no change. Neonatal risk not published.

B. There’s definitely increased miscarriage and stillbirth in C19 vaccinated pregnant women. The latest release is found on the website of Thomas Renz, an attorney working with AFLDS and Simone Gold. Renz Law details a whistleblower report by three former US military doctors who are credible and quite senior. Their release is the entire medical surveillance vaccine database, DMED. It’s the military version of VAERS. 100% of vaccine adverse events are reported by military healthcare staff. The headline findings include miscarriage and stillbirth running at over 300% of five year average. The overall profile of AEs is exactly the same as VAERS.

Is there anything pregnant women should be taking post vaccine to reduce risk of clots?

A. Best way to prevent clots is not to take the vaccine as it doesn't reduce risk of death in pregnancy.

I hope this is useful information for anyone in the profession. Please comment any contribution to the above. I will include the most relevant responses in the article.