The Hidden Bolus: How Injections Leak Into Your Bloodstream
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Interview available on youtube or rumble...based on the book, The Needle's Secret
“…explains a whole lot of pathology by just doing the injections wrong…”
The interview does not address peptides directly, but a fascinating science behind the common sense of inject slowly.
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Will check it out.
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Thanks for sharing this. Sooo many questions in my mind, example, If aspiration was originally taught as a safety step, what new evidence did the WHO have to justify removing it? From what I gather, sounds like very little if any.
From what I gather, sounds like very little if any.
Yep, read the link for a lot of BS to justify cutting corners...operative words "...more efficient process...""Research indicates that the lack of large blood vessels at common injection sites, such as the deltoid or vastus lateralis, renders the aspiration step redundant.
Current WHO guidelines reflect this evolution, prioritizing the speed of the injection to minimize muscle trauma and patient anxiety. Adhering to the WHO Vaccine Administration Standards allows for a more efficient process that aligns with the latest anatomical findings."
https://www.scicentric.org/aspiration-before-injection-guidelines
I had an oral surgeon that aspirated four times and I did not notice any additional pain. Also, the additional anxiety patients feel mostly comes from drs flashing a huge needle in front of their face! lol
I believe this because back in another lifetime when I was afraid of needles my dentist used to hide them from me and it literally kept me from gasping.
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@mary At least I'm doing one thing right (slow inject). I need to watch the video. Do you have a link, or at least the YT channel name? Thanks!
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Oh geez, just clicked video link, nothing wrong with it as far as I know, except where it led. Dr. Coleman, who was fully onboard with COVD vx I do not consider at all worth a crap.
@Eleanor
I think you saw the wrong video. John Campbell, a U.K. retired nurse I believe, spent the entire pandemic vetting all the incoming vaccine stats. Ultimately, upon unraveling the bad policies and shady testing, he seems to be against the blanket Covid vaccines. The interview was born out of all the tragic results from the Covid vaccines. It is a “this is here to stay, so let’s make it less bad” approach. -
@Eleanor
I think you saw the wrong video. John Campbell, a U.K. retired nurse I believe, spent the entire pandemic vetting all the incoming vaccine stats. Ultimately, upon unraveling the bad policies and shady testing, he seems to be against the blanket Covid vaccines. The interview was born out of all the tragic results from the Covid vaccines. It is a “this is here to stay, so let’s make it less bad” approach. -
That’s actually a brilliant perspective on vaccines and vaccine injuries. . All the pro and cons rabbit holes I’ve been down over the last 20 years usually led to more questions than answers.
They’ve argued compound safety, efficacy, preservatives, but this is the first time I’ve seen anyone truly look into the mechanistic component of vaccines. It lines up with so many variables that made this topic impossible to navigate. I will be certainly looking into Marc Giradot, the french author more in depth. He might have found the biggest variable in the whole equation.
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