Natural News: COVID vaccines appear to make people HYPER sensitive to POX, allergies & food toxins such as aflatoxins

Tuesday, July 26, 2022 by: Mike Adams

(This article may contain statements that reflect the opinion of the author.)

(Natural News) As even Tedros of the W.H.O. now openly discusses, monkeypox primarily strikes gay men who have multiple sex partners. However, there’s an aspect of this monkeypox outbreak that isn’t yet recognize by most: The fact that 96% of LGBT individuals have received covid vaccines. This means that nearly all gay men currently suffering from monkeypox are also “vaccinated” — or, technically, injected with experimental gene altering mRNA concoctions.

Those vaccines, in turn, are well documented to suppress immune function. Over a period of several months — especially when reinforced with additional “boosters” — a person’s immune system deteriorates to such an extent that they can no longer protect themselves from the variety of chemical, biological and environmental insults that threaten the body. This is what is leading many people to suffer, for example, explosive cases of eczema that were previously under control before the vaccine.

This woman experienced a shocking explosion of eczema after taking three vaccine shots, and she now realizes it was all caused by the vaccine itself:

Three #vaccines later: “I was just following doctors orders and government mandates.”

They didn’t warn those with #autoimmune diseases that vaccines can trigger/make them worse. 🤬

I have Rheumatoid Arthritis & the bones in my legs were sore for weeks. They finally told me why. pic.twitter.com/xmHIVZlcnG

— 🇦🇺🇳🇿 ♀️Emma ♀️ 🇭🇺🇬🇧 (@Em_Down_Under) July 24, 2022

Tags: allergies, Autoimmune disorders, badhealth, badmedicine, badscience, gay men, immune system, LGBT, monkey pox, monkeypox, outbreak, pandemic, toxins, Vaccine deaths, vaccine injury, vaccines

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