Top doctors reveal that vaccines can trigger autoimmunity, turning our immune systems against us – NaturalNews.com
(NaturalNews) Dr. Yehuda Shoenfeld is an Israeli clincian who has
been extensively studying the human immune system for more than thirty
years. Some say he is at the pinnacle of his profession, and that he is
at the core of its foundation. He’s written 25 textbooks on the subject —
some of which are key to the backbone of clincial practice. Dr.
Shoenfeld has even been referred to as the “Godfather of
Autoimmunology.” Autoimmunology is the study of the immune system when
it is has turned against itself, resulting in a myriad of conditions
including ulcertive colitis, multiple sclerosis and type 1 diabetes.
Lately, Dr. Shoenfeld has been shaking up the world of immunology
with evidence that suggests that vaccines may indeed be playing a role
in the onset of autoimmune disease. Specifically, some of the star
ingredients found in vaccines — like aluminum, a toxic metal
— are likely at the helm of the worldwide increase in autoimmune
disorders. Evidence supporting this theory has been mounting over the
last 15 years, but a noticeably stark increase in research
has occured in the last five years. For example, recent study, authored
by Dr. Shoenfeld and his colleagues, was published by the journal Pharmacological Research
in 2015. In their report, the researchers identified four groups of
people who will be most at risk of developing an autoimmune disease
following vaccination.
The paper’s authors note that while vaccines may help to prevent
illnesses that can cause autoimmunity, “On the other hand, many reports
that describe post-vaccination autoimmunity strongly suggest that
vaccines can indeed trigger autoimmunity.” The researchers state that
“Almost all types of vaccines have been reported to be associated with
the onset of ASIA [autoimmune/inflammatory syndrome induced by
adjuvants].” The autoimmune diseases that may develop after vaccination
include arthritis, lupus (systemic lupus erythematosus, SLE) diabetes
mellitus, thrombocytopenia, vasculitis, dermatomyosiositis,
Guillain-Barre syndrome and demyelinating disorders. Demyelinating
disorders include conditions like multiple sclerosis. Demyelination
refers to degradation of the myelin sheath — an insulating material that
covers nerves — and results in impaired function of said nerves.
The term ASIA first appeared in the Journal of Autoimmunology a few
years ago and is used as an umbrella term to describe a group of similar
symptoms that appear after exposure to an adjuvant. Adjuvants are
environmental agents, including common vaccine ingredients,
that are known to spark the immune system into action. Using ASIA as a
model, a massive amount of research has been conducted to begin
answering questions surrounding environmental toxins, particularly the
metal aluminum used in vaccines, and how they can create an immune
system chain reaction in vulnerable individuals, as well as how they can
possibly lead to autoimmune disease.
