I’m v pro-vaccine usually. My 2 boys got all their jabs including chicken pox (paid for privately) but I’m not sure about anything that gets rushed through quickly. Not when the risk to us (under 40/no health conditions) is so low.
Well the majority of people I know all believe this there has been numerous research on this and it is proven that the birth rate for women that have received this vaccine has fallen by 50% twice as much likely to suffer miscarriages, still births and preterm babies. This is happening amongst lots of women in there 20’s at the moment and all down to this vaccine. Simple as we don’t know what they are putting into these vaccines and how it is going to damage our bodies a few years down the line.This is not true.
Well the majority of people I know all believe this - Not exactly scientificWell the majority of people I know all believe this there has been numerous research on this and it is proven that the birth rate for women that have received this vaccine has fallen by 50% twice as much likely to suffer miscarriages, still births and preterm babies. This is happening amongst lots of women in there 20’s at the moment and all down to this vaccine. Simple as we don’t know what they are putting into these vaccines and how it is going to damage our bodies a few years down the line.
@hnoz I was going to contribute as well, but I'm going to check out and leave this thread to you because I don't have anywhere near your level of patienceWell the majority of people I know all believe this - Not exactly scientific
there has been numerous research on this and it is proven that the birth rate for women that have received this vaccine has fallen by 50% twice as much likely to suffer miscarriages, still births and preterm babies - Not true, what is the research you are talking about?
This is happening amongst lots of women in there 20’s at the moment and all down to this vaccine - No it isn't. This isn't a fact whatsoever. You might as well say you and your friends all drank orange juice as children therefore orange juice causes miscarriages.
The only study which suggested the HPV vaccine lowers fertility did not actually look at fertility but simply took birth rates and claimed there was a direct link, which was not proven. In all likelihood the birth rate in America is much more likely to come from the globalised trend of women having less children, for a multitude of factors not limited to having control of their reproduction through birth control and having increased access to financial resources.
In fact this study was so widely disputed by the scientific community that its claims were retracted by the original publisher.
I’m sorry if this is making you genuinely anxious but this post is HILARIOUS. The birth rate for women has fallen 50%?Well the majority of people I know all believe this there has been numerous research on this and it is proven that the birth rate for women that have received this vaccine has fallen by 50% twice as much likely to suffer miscarriages, still births and preterm babies. This is happening amongst lots of women in there 20’s at the moment and all down to this vaccine. Simple as we don’t know what they are putting into these vaccines and how it is going to damage our bodies a few years down the line.
You should not be doing that job.I administer vaccines for my job...and will absolutely NOT be getting it. Also never been anti vax but these past couple of years have been eye opening to me in terms of cover ups from higher ups. Please if you're considering it do your research on Bill Gates.
In the age group of 20-30 year olds now read my post, I will be the one thinking your HIlAROUS in a few years when you get that Covid Vaccine and comes out linked to certain illnesses and diseasesI’m sorry if this is making you genuinely anxious but this post is HILARIOUS. The birth rate for women has fallen 50%?no offence but do you understand what that means? How on earth do you think this has happened without everyone noticing?
You should not be doing that job.
@hnoz I was going to contribute as well, but I'm going to check out and leave this thread to you because I don't have anywhere near your level of patienceGood luck!
I never knew this. I am so sorry you have gone through this.it’s come out recently that it is the cause of infertility and numerous miscarriages I’m women my age. Hence the reason I’ve had 5 miscarriages and most of my friends are either infertile or suffered the loss of multiple pregnancies
Yes, it has been for a while now, there was the case a few weeks ago when everything was suspended after one of the participants reacted badlyThe vaccine is being tested on humans now (our hospital is taking part)
Yea but you've also got Putin's henchmen still running around Novichokking people, so who knows how reliable any Russian medical statistics are, could be anything going on, sorryIn Russia we do not get HPV vaccine, and yet the rate of miscarriages and fertility problems is higher than in the UK...
Ah you answered my last post. Thank youWell the majority of people I know all believe this - Not exactly scientific
there has been numerous research on this and it is proven that the birth rate for women that have received this vaccine has fallen by 50% twice as much likely to suffer miscarriages, still births and preterm babies - Not one of those things have been "proven". Please show me anything that suggests otherwise.
This is happening amongst lots of women in there 20’s at the moment and all down to this vaccine - Again, this is a baseless claim. Please cite where this info comes from, this isn't a fact whatsoever. You might as well say you and your friends all drank orange juice as children therefore orange juice causes miscarriages.
The study which suggested the HPV vaccine lowers fertility did not actually look at fertility but simply took birth rates and claimed there was a direct link between the two, which was not proven. The birth rate in America is much more likely to come from the globalised trend of women having less children, for a multitude of factors not limited to having control of their reproduction through birth control and having increased access to financial resources. This study did not actually measure fertility, make any claim on still births, or that these women were more likely to suffer miscarriages.
In fact this study was so widely disputed by the scientific community that its claims were retracted by the original publisher.
We, the Editor and Publisher of Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A have retracted the following article:
Gayle DeLong, “A lowered probability of pregnancy in females in the USA aged 25–29 who received a human papillomavirus vaccine injection,” Journal of Toxicology and Environmental Health, Part A, Volume 81, Issue 14, Pages 661-674, DOI 10.1080/15287394.2018.1477640
Following review and publication of the article, we were alerted to concerns about the scientific validity of the study. As a result, we sought advice on the methodology, analysis and interpretation from a number of experts in the field.
All of the post-publication reports we received described serious flaws in the statistical analysis and interpretation of the data in this paper, and we have therefore taken the decision to retract it. The author has been notified of our decision.
Once again, I totally sympathise with the situation you're in but do not let fear take over and please stop spreading misinformation. It is crazy how fast falsehoods spread, 100 people could prove the opposite and somehow the false claim will still spread faster.
You haven’t provided any evidence for this made up figureIn the age group of 20-30 year olds now read my post, I will be the one thinking your HIlAROUS in a few years when you get that Covid Vaccine and comes out linked to certain illnesses and diseases
So you are saying that Novichok is responsible for infertility problems in Russia?Yes, it has been for a while now, there was the case a few weeks ago when everything was suspended after one of the participants reacted badly
Yea but you've also got Putin's henchmen still running around Novichokking people, so who knows how reliable any Russian medical statistics are, could be anything going on, sorry
Not true at all. One quack in the US reported that. Many many women actually have undiagnosed endometriosis (can only be done through surgery) and that can cause infertility in 50% of women with it. It took me 14 years to get diagnosed.Omg is that true about the vaccine. My mom opted out of it for me (not anti vax but a friend had a really bad side effect of headaches and I was suffering from migraines so mom opted me out incase of the side effect).
I've got 2 children. But I've noticed recently alot of people in my year at school (I've just turned 26) are having miscarriages.
No, I said we cannot really trust anything coming out of Russia, including anything to do with health statistics, given Putin's continuing antics and generally shady behaviour.So you are saying that Novichok is responsible for infertility problems in Russia?![]()