Exposing the Calamitous Dangers of mRNA Technology, Vaccines, and Developed Medicines
Shamsuddin Sultan Khan 1*, Anton Yuryev 1, John A Catanzaro 1
Journal of Precision Biosciences 4(1) 1-9 https://doi.org/10.25163/biosciences.414602
Submitted: 03 January 2022 Revised: 18 March 2022 Published: 19 March 2022
Abstract
mRNA technology has transformed the landscape of vaccine development, offering swift and effective solutions to global health challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the rapid rise of these vaccines has also sparked concerns about their potential risks, particularly regarding genomic integration, immune system dysregulation, and long-term health consequences. This review investigates these concerns by examining the underlying mechanisms of mRNA vaccines, including how they function, the unintended activation of immune responses, and their possible outcomes. While genomic integration is theoretically plausible, it has not been substantiated as a significant risk, though it remains an important area for ongoing research. Immune system dysregulation, manifesting in autoimmune conditions such as myocarditis and chronic fatigue, has been observed, particularly in younger individuals. Although no definitive link between mRNA vaccines and cancer has been established, concerns about immune suppression are growing. The long-term effects of mRNA vaccines are still unclear, with early studies suggesting potential associations with neurodegenerative disorders and heightened susceptibility to infections. Environmental and ethical issues surrounding the production and deployment of mRNA vaccines are also examined, particularly regarding the use of lipid nanoparticles and the transparency of clinical trials. In conclusion, while mRNA technology offers immense promise, it is essential to conduct thorough, long-term studies and address ethical considerations to ensure its safe, responsible, and sustainable integration into medical practice.
Keywords: mRNA technology, Genomic Integration, Immune Dysregulation, Chronic Diseases, Environmental Impact.
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