Executive Summary
Dr. Chris Martenson interviews Kevin McKernan, Chief Scientific Officer of Medicinal Genomics, about the presence of DNA in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. Kevin discusses his findings of DNA contamination in the vaccines, which were not disclosed by Pfizer to regulators. The conversation delves into the implications of this DNA presence, the potential for it to integrate into human cells, and the broader concerns about vaccine safety and regulatory oversight.
DNA Contamination in mRNA Vaccines
Kevin McKernan explains that his team found DNA contamination in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. This DNA, which should not be present, includes an SV40 enhancer, a sequence known for its role in gene therapy and potential to integrate into human cells. The presence of this DNA raises concerns about the safety and regulatory processes surrounding these vaccines.
Key Data
- DNA contamination in vaccines exceeds regulatory limits by 100 to 500 times.
- SV40 sequences, known for their role in gene therapy, were found in the Pfizer vaccine.
Implications
- The presence of DNA in vaccines could lead to integration into human cells, potentially causing long-term health effects.
- Regulatory oversight may have been insufficient, as key DNA sequences were not disclosed by Pfizer.
Recommendations
- Individuals should be aware of the potential risks associated with mRNA vaccines and consider these when making vaccination decisions.
- Pathologists should retain biopsy samples for future analysis, as they may provide insights into vaccine-related health effects.
