COVID Vaccine Sheds in Breast Milk, Another Study Finds

Remember how our officials and TV health experts told us that “the vaccine stays in the arm” and that vaccine shedding is a myth?

It turns out that it was not true.

A new scientific study published in the Lancet Discovery Science on Sep 19 analyzed breast milk and found COVID vaccine mRNA present in the milk of 10 mothers out of 13 breastfeeding women analyzed .

https://www.thelancet.com/action/showPdf?pii=S2352-3964%2823%2900366-3

What the Scientists Found Scientists asked breastfeeding mothers to provide frozen breastmilk samples before and after COVID vaccination.

Then, they analyzed breast milk for the presence of COVID vaccine mRNA.

Findings Of 13 lactating women receiving the vaccine (20 exposures), trace mRNA amounts were detected in 10 exposures up to 45 h post-vaccination .

So, lab analysis showed that mRNA Covid vaccine was expressed in extracellular vesicles (exosomes) in 10 of 13 vaccinated women’s breast milk.

Here is the table with 13 women, and 10 of them highlighted as positive for the presence of COVID vaccine mRNA:

A somewhat soothing part of the study is this:

The mRNA was concentrated in the BM EVs; however, these EVs neither expressed SARS-COV-2 spike protein nor induced its expression in the HT-29 cell line.

The scientists tried to do a good job to see if the mRNA vaccine samples extracted from breast milk would be biologically active. They added these samples to the HT-29 human cell line. They found that the mRNA did not seem to be biologically active because the genetic code contained in the RNA was not expressed as the spike protein in HT-29 cells.

That optimistic statement was prominently placed in the introduction to the article .

So, an inattentive reader might incorrectly conclude that having Covid vaccine mRNA in breast milk is not a big deal.

However, hidden deep in the body of the study results, authors explained that testing mRNA in the HT-29 cell line was somewhat of a waste of time because even the Covid vaccine mRNA taken from the vials did not express:

So, we can conclude that testing breast milk mRNA in HT-29 yielded no informative results. We cannot use the results of that “expression testing” as reassurance of “vaccine safety.” As the authors point out, it could be a limitation of the test’s sensitivity:

The only positive control sample that induced spike protein was the HT-29 cells treated with a higher concentration of stock mRNA vaccine (1:10^4 , lane 1).

The authors bust the myth of “Covid vaccine stays in the arm,” as you can see in the first paragraph below:

The most exciting part of the above study lies in what I underlined in blue: the scientists explain how Covid vaccine makes it from the blood into the milk. They explain that mRNA travels in the bloodstream of the mothers.

Their breast cells express mRNA in “extracellular vesicles,” also known as exosomes. As the authors state, those EVs are the “natural nanoparticles” and protect the genetic code they carry through the baby’s intestinal tract, where it can get expressed.

So, we have

a complete refutation of the “vaccine stays in the arm” trope

scientific proof of the presence of mRNA nanoparticles in the breast milk of vaccinated mothers

scientific explanation of the mechanism of how the breast milk’s COVID vaccine exosomes could reach the intestines of the baby and become biologically active.

Since the minimum mRNA vaccine dose to elicit an immune reaction in infants <6 months is unknown, a dialogue between a breastfeeding mother and her healthcare provider should address the benefit/risk considerations of breastfeeding in the first two days after maternal vaccination .

The suggestion to “discuss with the pediatrician” is ridiculous. What would a pediatrician know about exosomes, mRNA, and cutting-edge science? While, I am sure some of them read the latest literature, many do not. Pediatricians are very good at billing for the vaccinations they conduct, however.

What are the chances of a breastfeeding mother encountering a brave and deeply informed pediatrician who would advise her to be cautious about Covid vaccines? Not great!

This is not the first study finding COVID vaccine mRNA in breast milk.

Here’s another:

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a year ago · 589 likes · 598 comments · Igor Chudov

The only study NOT finding Covid vaccine mRNA in breast milk was the one conducted by Bill Gates-sponsored scientists, who tried hard NOT to find anything – and succeeded at finding nothing!

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Another study found 121 breastfed infants experiencing health complications while breastfed by vaccinated mothers:

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a year ago · 406 likes · 270 comments · Igor Chudov

Unfortunately, with the low COVID vaccine uptake, such studies would be impossible to reproduce. Let’s be thankful to brave scientists who broke the code of silence and exposed vaccine shedding, including from mothers to breastfed infants.

Please share this news with any women who might give birth soon or are considering getting COVID vaccines.

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