The hottest Safety concerns Substack posts right now

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The Vajenda 6151 implied HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. Supplements in the United States have a history of being unregulated and potentially dangerous due to a lack of oversight and testing.
  2. The Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 removed regulations, allowing for the sale of supplements without proof of safety or efficacy.
  3. Buying supplements is like buying gas from a guy on the side of the road - there's little to no assurance of what you're actually getting or its effects on your health.
Maryanne Demasi, reports 3125 implied HN points 08 Jan 24
  1. Florida Surgeon General called for a halt in the use of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines due to concerns about DNA contamination.
  2. He criticized the FDA and CDC for not adequately testing whether DNA fragments in the vaccine could integrate into a person's genome.
  3. This action has sparked a debate about the safety of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
Nepetalactone Newsletter 2162 implied HN points 07 Jul 23
  1. Contamination with dsDNA found in mRNA vaccines due to manufacturing changes can lead to higher adverse events and lower RNA integrity.
  2. Informed consent did not include information about plasmid-derived dsDNA sequences present in the vaccines, raising concerns about potential risks.
  3. Independent scientists have replicated the findings of dsDNA contamination in the vaccines, highlighting the need for further investigation and transparency.
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Who is Robert Malone 16 implied HN points 28 Nov 25
  1. Vaccines are not all the same; each one is made with different ingredients and processes that affect how they work and their safety. It's important to not assume that all vaccines are equally safe and effective.
  2. Adjuvants like aluminum are added to vaccines to boost the immune response. They help the body react better to the vaccine, but understanding their long-term effects is still a bit uncertain.
  3. There are gaps in research about the safety of aluminum in vaccines, especially for babies and young children. More studies are needed to figure out if these aluminum compounds are completely safe.
Stories From The Rail 319 implied HN points 11 Jul 22
  1. The author reflects on the unique experience of visiting Minneapolis during a period of chaos and unrest, capturing moments of humor and danger in the midst of the turmoil.
  2. The writing process for the author was restricted due to potential legal implications, but now they feel a sense of relief and freedom to express their thoughts and experiences.
  3. The community dynamics observed in Minneapolis during the unrest showcased a blend of confusion, kindness, and unexpected moments of cooperation and courage among strangers.
School Shooting Data Analysis and Reports 59 implied HN points 23 Nov 23
  1. School shootings are a top safety concern for children, teens, college students, and parents, uniting them with a shared worry.
  2. The number of school shootings is increasing each year, with 2023 projected to be significantly higher than previous years.
  3. Gun-free school zones show a significant decrease in firearm crimes, indicating their effectiveness in promoting safety within school premises.
Unreported Truths 84 implied HN points 03 Jan 25
  1. A young child died from cardiac arrest after receiving a Moderna Covid vaccine during a trial. This incident hasn't been publicly reported in official channels.
  2. Moderna did not mention the child's death in their published results, raising concerns about transparency in their clinical trial process.
  3. The safety results from the trial show that children given the Moderna vaccine had more serious side effects compared to those who received a placebo.
Unreported Truths 25 implied HN points 21 Jul 25
  1. A large Danish study looked at data from 1.2 million children and found no link between aluminum in vaccines and childhood injuries or autism.
  2. The research suggests that children who received more aluminum from vaccines didn't have a higher chance of getting diagnosed with any disorders before the age of five.
  3. Despite some criticisms, this study helps reassure parents about the safety of traditional vaccines, especially at a time when many are questioning vaccine safety.
Gordian Knot News 249 implied HN points 15 May 23
  1. In 1954, the Atomic Energy Act allowed private companies into nuclear power, leading to the creation of Yankee Atomic Electric Company in New England.
  2. Yankee Rowe operated for 40 years efficiently, but faced closure due to safety concerns and regulations from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
  3. The rise and fall of Yankee Rowe showcases both the potential and challenges of nuclear power in the United States.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 14 implied HN points 08 Jan 25
  1. Pfizer's documents suggest that the COVID vaccine may have actually increased the chance of getting COVID by 8.7%.
  2. The data showed that vaccinated individuals were less likely to develop N-antibodies, which means they might have had more infections than those who weren't vaccinated.
  3. There are serious concerns about the effectiveness of the vaccine, and some people believe it may have contributed to a rise in COVID deaths after it was rolled out.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 11 implied HN points 14 Oct 24
  1. The Takada paper suggests that there are very high risks of myocarditis associated with the COVID vaccines, especially with Moderna, which has an alarming ROR of 54.
  2. This data raises concerns about the overall safety of both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, indicating they have significant issues compared to other drugs.
  3. Health authorities are not providing adequate information about these risks, and there are calls for more transparency regarding the vaccine's safety profile.