German Study: mRNA Shots ‘Eat Away’ at Children’s Immune Systems

A bombshell German peer-reviewed study has revealed that Pfizer’s mRNA COVID-19 vaccines cause the immune systems of children to be literally “eaten away” by the antibody’s contained in the experimental shots.

The team of researchers, led by Dr. Robin Kobbe with the Institute for Infection Research and Vaccine Development at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf in Germany, looked at blood samples of 14 healthy children the day the children received dose one of Pfizer’s mRNA shot, one month afterward and one year after the children received dose two.

The Defender reports: A year after the second dose, they found increased levels of IgG4 antibodies in the children’s blood, suggesting that their immune system switched its type of immune system response.

The results of recent studies linking repeated mRNA vaccines with increased IgG4 levels “nonetheless” warrant doing clinical studies on the effectiveness of spreading out mRNA vaccine boosters to possibly once per year, he said.

As The Defender previously reported, the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine’s propensity to alter the immune system’s functioning in this way is something discussed in Byram Bridle, Ph.D., and Dr. Harvey Risch’s new book, “Toxic Shot: Facing the Dangers of the COVID ‘Vaccines.’” Bridle, a viral immunologist who wrote the book’s chapter on the vaccine’s “immunological harms,” did not respond to The Defender’s comment request on the German study.

Pillai acknowledged that mRNA COVID-19 vaccines appear to produce increased IgG4 levels but said, “Accurately deciphering the negative consequences, if any, of increased IgG4 levels will be difficult.” Pillai emphasized that “innumerable large studies” have shown repeated mRNA COVID-19 vaccination has protected people from severe COVID-19 symptoms and hospitalization — although the citation number he listed for this statement failed to detail any studies or reviews.

The researchers wrote in their report published July 30 in The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, “IgG4 responses should gain more attention in health and disease, especially in the context of mRNA vaccination.” “Understanding the unusual mechanism triggering IgG4 production is crucial,” they added, “as more mRNA vaccines are currently under development and could hit the global market soon.” Brian Hooker, Ph.D., chief scientific officer at Children’s Health Defense (CHD), told The Defender the study’s findings are very concerning because elevated IgG4 may be indicative of IgG4-related disease — a “multi-organ, fibro-inflammatory condition that usually involves the pancreas, kidneys or salivary glands but could involve any other organ.” “Seventy to 80% of those with the disease have elevated IgG4,” Hooker said. 

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