Stephanie Seneff says while the Covid19 vaccines may be effective at preventing infection in some, and mitigating the virus’ effects in others, they have the potential to do much more harm than good in individuals who are already immunocompromised. And that, Seneff says, can potentially lead to mutant strains of the virus that will harm society at large.
“Those [vaccine created] antibodies are going to get right on it and help the immune system fight it off. I don’t deny that. It will probably cause people to have milder cases if they catch it and it will also probably prevent them from getting it. That’s the goal and I’m not denying that it’s true,” she told ITN.
“However, when you vaccinate someone who is sick like say, has cancer, is taking immune suppressing cancer drugs, is on chemotherapy…it is very, very dangerous to vaccinate them in my opinion because they’re being forced to make these antibodies which normally they wouldn’t be able to make because their immune system is so sick. But this vaccine has done such a terrific job of focusing their immune system on making those antibodies, they could succeed. And that would be very dangerous because despite the antibodies they might not be able to fight off the disease.”
“So they have these antibodies, they catch Covid and their antibodies aren’t working because their immune system is so sick. And then the virus has a field day because it can just keep on mutating and mutating until finally it comes up with a version that is completely insensitive to those antibodies and now that version can get loose into a society and we’ve got a mutant strain that doesn’t care at all about the vaccine,” she said.
Seneff, an MIT senior research scientist, predicts the current crop of Covid19 vaccines will be obsolete in months.
“This is what I think is going to happen. I’m just predicting, I can’t see the future but I’m predicting that the vaccine will be useless in a short while. I don’t know whether it will be three months or a year. It’ll be useless. Then they’re going to say ok, we got a new version guys. And this version now has 14 different strains in it. They’re going to have this messenger RNA with all these different variants in there packaged up together in this lipid particle and now everyone gets two shots again,” she said.
“And people are going to have to get it again. And every time you get it, it’s probably going to be a worse experience. Because it looks like the second shot is worse than the first one. So maybe the third one is worse than the second. But it could keep on getting worse and worse until it becomes so miserable getting that shot that people back off. They’re going to say I don’t want it. They’re going to say I’d rather take my chances on the disease.”
“I feel the approach my country has taken to this virus is completely ridiculous…they’re so targeted on let’s choose the path that’s most expensive and least likely to work,” she added.
Seneff also believes a key factor in dealing with Covid19, and broader health issues in the U.S., lies in chemicals our population is exposed. Specifically, glyphosate a chemical found in the popular weed killer Roundup.
Seneff, who has written a book on glyphosate titled Toxic Legacy: How the Weed Killer Glyphosate is Destroying Our Health and the Environment says a correlation has been discovered between populations with high exposure to glyphosate and Covid19 infection rates.
“I think glyphosate is the reason why certain countries have a tremendously difficult time getting a handle on Covid19 and other countries don’t. You look at the two countries that have had by far the most deaths, Brazil and the United States, and they’re basically number one and number two on glyphosate and also number one and number two on biofuels,” she said.
“I think that if we did not have glyphosate in the world we would not have even noticed that there was a pandemic. That’s what I believe.”
“And if you look at all these conditions, morbid obesity is a very big risk factor for bad outcomes and glyphosate causes obesity. Every country that starts adopting western diet they start getting fat. It’s categorical,” she said.
Seneff’s book, set for release on July 1, can be pre-ordered on Amazon here.