How to Naturally Detox From Vaccines
Updated: 6 days ago
Vaccine injuries occur, and no one knows how frequently – just that it’s far more than one in a million, as the government claims. Many people have experienced new-onset health issues within days or weeks after vaccination. When this happens, the mainstream’s only suggestion is that it is a “coincidence” and to use pharmaceuticals to manage the symptoms.
Vaccines are a hot topic in our culture right now. On one side (the loudest side) are many doctors and politicians who say everyone needs to get every vaccine and booster available, with few exceptions. This side denies that vaccines have any real side effects beyond a sore arm or low-grade fever. When people experience side effects, they often downplay the severity. They say the vaccine didn’t cause it, but they're quick to blame an illness for every fatality, even if there was an underlying issue that truly caused said death. This is the side that happens to be a part of a trillion-dollar industry with a whole lot to lose. A perfect example is what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website states:
Any vaccine can cause side effects. For the most part these are minor (for example, a sore arm or low-grade fever) and go away within a few days (1).
On the opposite side are the people with nothing to lose, who are urging caution about vaccines. This side understands that vaccines (or any medical procedure) are not one-size-fits-all. This side genuinely believes the decision should be a personal choice based on peer-reviewed studies and examining one’s personal health history. And yet, this idea is controversial and oftentimes censored on social media platforms! It’s mind-boggling that forced vaccines are considered rational, but questions are not. So much for trusting the science, especially if you can't question it. Questioning science is how we've learned that cigarettes, alcohol, cocaine, heroin, and mercury are not safe to prescribe to patients as wonder drugs, and lobotomies and shock therapy are ineffective medical treatments.
As someone who has suffered two vaccine injuries and has an online presence on TikTok, surrounding these injuries, I felt detoxing vaccines was a topic worth addressing! Remember, I have nothing to gain but everything to lose by discussing such a controversial topic, but my goal is to hopefully save lives from the pain I and many others have endured at the hands of vaccines.
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Toxic Ingredients In Vaccines
Have you ever read a vaccine insert? I'm not talking about the single print-out sheet they give you in the doctor's office, but the one that tells you all the toxic ingredients and adverse events, including death, and how to report an adverse event if necessary. If you read my article, The Truth About Vaccines, you may know some of these, but this ingredient list will focus on ingredients that can cause a vaccine injury instead of the animal and human DNA found in vaccines. A complete ingredient list from the CDC website can be found here.
Acetone
Acetone, sometimes called Dimethyl Ketone, 2-Propanone, Propanone, or Beta-Ketopropaneis, is a colorless solvent that can break down or dissolve other materials often found in paint thinner or nail polish (2). Breathing even moderate amounts of acetone for a short amount of time can irritate your nose, throat, lungs, and eyes. Acetone can also cause headaches, dizziness, confusion, a faster pulse, nausea, vomiting, effects on the blood, passing out and possible coma, and a shorter menstrual cycle in women (3). According to The Risk Assessment Information System (RAIS):
"Acute toxic effects following ingestion of 50 mL or more may include ataxia, sedation, and coma; respiratory depression; gastrointestinal disorders (vomiting and hematemesis); hyperglycemia and ketonemia; acidosis; and hepatic and renal lesions (Krasavage et al., 1982). Ingestion of 10-20 mL (7.9-15.8 g) generally is not toxic (HSDB, 1995), and consumption of 20 g/day for several days resulted in only slight drowsiness (Morgott, 1993). The minimum lethal dose for a 150-lb man is estimated to be 100 mL (79.1 g). No information is available on the subchronic or chronic oral toxicity to humans. In animal studies, subchronic oral exposures were associated with kidney damage and hematological changes (4)."
But the "experts" will claim it's safe to inject acetone into our bloodstream without any adverse events. That just doesn't make sense to me!
Aluminum
Aluminum is in many different vaccines under several other names, including amorphous aluminum hydroxyphosphate sulfate, aluminum phosphate, aluminum hydroxide, potassium aluminum sulfate, and more. Aluminum has been deemed a neurotoxin. The CDC claims the purpose of adjuvants like aluminum in vaccines is to help stimulate a stronger immune response, but why can't they use something like elderberry?
Many will argue that aluminum is only harmful in high doses, but let's do the math. The EPA and FDA have recommended a Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level (SMCL) of 0.05–0.2 mg/L for aluminum in drinking water (5). Children ages 5 to 8 are expected to drink 1 liter of water daily (6). According to the Vaccine Knowledge Project (VKP), vaccines have less than 2 milligrams of aluminum salts and less than a milligram of actual aluminum (6). So water can't have more than 0.2 mg/L of aluminum, but a vaccine that's being injected directly into the body can have 1 milligram in a 1 to 3-milliliter vile (7)?
So what do I mean when I say aluminum is a neurotoxin, and how does that affect the body? A neurotoxic substance alters the structure or function of the nervous system (8). In one study, the administration of aluminum to neonatal mice in vaccine-relevant amounts was associated with long-term neurological outcomes (9). Another article says aluminum in vaccines causes neurological disorders (10).
Aluminum overload and toxicity via aluminum-containing vaccines appeared to trigger a cascade of adverse immunological effects, leading to autoimmune conditions, including macrophagic myofasciitis (MMF) and chronic fatigue syndrome (11). Plus, the mechanisms of aluminum adjuvant toxicity and autoimmunity in pediatric populations have demonstrated concerns regarding the current vaccination practices, as children may be most at risk of vaccine-induced complications (12).
Additionally, alum adjuvant, a formulation of aluminum hydroxide and magnesium hydroxide, induces TH2 responses to coadministered antigens and potentially to unrelated environmental allergens, thus providing bystander (heterologous) responses that contribute to allergic disease (13). A 2004 study discovered an association between vaccination and the development of allergic disease (14). Mind you, in 2004; there were roughly 20+ vaccines on the childhood and adolescent immunization schedule (15) compared to the 70+ vaccines on the current vaccine schedule (16). This would explain why and how vaccines contribute to the allergy epidemic so heavily.
Dextrose
Dextrose is another name for sugar made from corn that is chemically identical to glucose or blood sugar. Medically speaking, dextrose is used to increase a person's blood sugar and should be avoided if you have any of the following (17):
If you have hyperglycemia or high blood sugar
If you have hypokalemia or low potassium levels in the blood
If you have peripheral edema or swelling in the arms, feet, or legs
If you have pulmonary edema, when fluids build up in the lungs
When dextrose is administered the intravenous route (via a vein), it may have side effects such as (18):
Bluish color
Blurred vision
Changes in skin color
Cough
Dizziness
Fast or slow heartbeat
Fever
Headache
Pain, redness, pale skin, or infection at the site of injection
Pains in the chest, groin, or legs, especially the calves of the legs
Rapid breathing
Severe headaches of sudden onset
Shortness of breath
Sudden loss of coordination
Sudden onset of slurred speech
Sudden vision changes
Swelling of the arms, feet, or lower legs
Weight gain