Insertional mutagenesis and autoimmunity induced disease caused by human fetal and retroviral residual toxins in vaccines.
@article{Jarzyna2016InsertionalMA,
title={Insertional mutagenesis and autoimmunity induced disease caused by human fetal and retroviral residual toxins in vaccines.},
author={P. Jarzyna and N. V. Doan and T. Deisher},
journal={Issues in law \& medicine},
year={2016},
volume={31 2},
pages={
221-234
}
}IntroductionMajor concern of vaccination regarding childhood diseases in terms of Insertional Mutagenesis and AutoimmunityThe potential consequences of injecting our children with human fetal DNA contaminants include two well-established pathologies:1) Insertional mutagenesis in which fetal DNA incorporates into the child's DNA causing mutations.2) Autoimmune disease triggered by the human fetal DNA in vaccines leading a child's immune system to attack his or her own body.VaccinesUnited States… Expand
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