Here’s what the mRNA jab does to the body

| Dr. Christina Parks, PhD in Cellular and Molecular Biology

Dr. Christina Parks, who has a PhD in Cellular and Molecular Biology, talks about the dangers of mRNA technology used for the COVID-19 jab, including damaging the immune system. (SEE THE TRANSCRIPT BELOW) She was one of approximately 20 speakers at the “White Coat Summit” hosted by America’s Frontline Doctors on July, 27 2023. To watch the videos of the rest of the brilliant and brave speakers, including Dr. Robert Malone whose talk Dr. Parks mentions, visit the White Coat Summit website.

Note that Dr. Parks previously testified in the state of Michigan in support of HB4471, a bill that banned employers from requiring the COVID-19 vaccines in the workplace. You can watch her expert testimony HERE.

TRANSCRIPT

Thank you. Well, I think Dr. Malone did an excellent job of setting me up. Basically, the concern is that they are really looking to push this technology [genetic vaccines like the COVID-19 jab]. They are set to try to make a fortune off of it, and to that end, they neither are concerned that it’s not safe or effective, and they want to shut down all information that might suggest so.

What I’m going to do today is focus on the science, and you may hear me repeat some of the things that Dr. Malone has already said, but I think that it’s complex enough that that’s not going to hurt anybody. So, if I can have the first slide, I want to really talk about the dangers of this technology.

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So, how is this different from a traditional vaccine? In a traditional vaccine, a small amount of the viral protein or antigen, or sometimes only just a portion of it, is injected. It’s never inside the cell; it’s in the fluid between your cells. Sometimes, it gets into the bloodstream. Your immune system recognizes and makes antibodies. I’m going into the whole process beyond that.

Gene therapy is very different because, as Dr. Malone said, it turns your body into a manufacturing plant for the antigen. And in this case, it’s the full-length spike protein, which is toxic and is the cause of the deleterious effects of COVID. So, why would we want to turn our bodies into a manufacturing plant for a toxic foreign viral protein? It makes no sense.

So, when I learned that they were going to use these gene therapy vaccines, I was extremely concerned. I, like Dr. Malone, understood that this was a cell-free system that they’d bring to market very quickly, but I thought the potential harm had not been worked out and were substantial. And the ethical concerns of… they can basically make your body make anything that they want it to make.

And so, you’re even trusting them that the genetic information that they’re giving you is what they say they’re giving you. And even if it’s what they intended, there could be a defect in manufacturing, and you could either get a mutation in that gene or you could get something altogether different through some sort of recombinatory event.

Concerns With Gene Transfer Technology Being Used for Vaccines

So the concerns with gene therapy technology. First, here are the goals of gene therapy:

• To get the target genetic material into as many cells of interest as possible. This is not necessary for a vaccination scenario. You only need a little bit.
• In gene therapy, you want the mRNA for the gene to be expressed as long as possible.

The reason I’m telling you this is because all of the technology is geared toward these ends: toward getting it into as many cells and getting it expressed as long as possible. And that’s why they use that pseudouridine instead of regular mRNA, which is degraded much quicker, and to have as much of the target protein made as possible.

Now, if you were replacing a defective gene, those would be seen as good things. However, when you’re talking about making a toxic, viral, foreign protein that causes all of these problems, that’s a problem. Alright, so I’ll just read here.

The most important thing to consider when using gene therapy as a vaccine is that the cells are being instructed to make a foreign viral protein rather than a human protein. Thus, it should be expected that the immune system will target this foreign protein and the cells of your body that are producing it for destruction.

Alright, I want to back up just a step, because I’m going to go on that point more.
But the lipid nanoparticles (LNPs), Dr. Malone talked about this, that was my first thought when they said they were using gene therapy. There are two platforms: the adenoviral vector and the nanoparticles. Both are highly inflammatory. I believe with the adenoviral vector, a young man actually died.

Concerns with the Lipid Nanoparticles in mRNA Vaccines

Now some of these technologies are being used where they take cells out of the body, do some gene therapy on them, and put them back in. That’s very different. And because these, once they’re in the body, are highly inflammatory.

The other thing I want to say is there’s some technology being used for something like cancer. It’s very different to take someone who has no quality of life because of a genetic defect, or has cancer, or is very elderly, and using a very controversial technology in them. But when you’re talking about using this in healthy individuals, the cost-benefit, there is almost all cost and no benefit.

And these nanoparticles are extremely inflammatory. Pfizer’s own distribution data show they’re fat-like particles, and they’re synthetic. So they dysregulate the lipid or fat signaling in the body and they accumulate in the fatty areas of your body. That’s your ovaries.

So, we’re sending material that’s going to make a toxic viral protein that’s highly inflammatory to your children’s ovaries. It gets in the bone marrow, where you can get insertional mutagenesis. It gets in your adrenal glands, which modulate your whole hormonal axis.

And so, if you’re freaking out because your adrenal glands are screwed up because they’ve got this material in them. And of course, the heart itself is surrounded by fat and we’re seeing myocarditis many times within days or hours after injection.

They can disrupt the blood-brain barrier integrity. They can mimic our body’s own natural lipids, specifically phosphatidylserine, causing the cells to fuse. If these mimic that, your heart cells and other cells might try to fuse instead of doing whatever they’re supposed to be doing. Alright?

And so, your cell membrane – think of the old switchboard. It’s like the world’s largest, most complicated switchboard in terms of cellular signaling. You’re taking a bunch of synthetic, man-made lipids and integrating those into the cell membrane. Should we be surprised when the body’s signaling is completely screwed up and disrupted?

And then Dr. Malone also talked about the problems with the synthetic mRNA.