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The Threat of HPV DNA.
 
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The Threat of HPV DNA.


Dr. Lee, the pathologist who ran the tests, explained:

"Natural HPV DNA does not remain in the bloodstream for very long. However, the HPV DNA in Gardasil is not ‘natural’ DNA. It is a recombinant HPV DNA (rDNA) — genetically engineered — to be inserted into yeast cells for VLP (virus-like-particle) protein production. rDNA is known to behave differently from natural DNA. It may enter a human cell, especially in an inflammatory lesion caused by the effects of the aluminum adjuvant, via poorly understood mechanisms. Once a segment of recombinant DNA is inserted into a human cell, the consequences are hard to predict. It may be in the cell temporarily or stay there forever, with or without causing a mutation. Now the host cell contains human DNA as well as genetically engineered viral DNA."
As young girls are unknowingly injected with genetically modified HPV, and subsequently the rDNA of the virus, the substance persists in their blood. The consequences are virtually unknown, though Dr. Lee is very concerned over the possibility of mutation and other effects.
Once a segment of recombinant DNA is inserted into a human cell, the consequences are hard to predict. It may be in the cell temporarily or stay there forever, with or without causing a mutation. Now the host cell contains human DNA as well as genetically engineered viral DNA.
http://www.activistpost.com/2011/09/health-alert-analysis-finds-gardasil.html...
 

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