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| This shows more scientific evidence that mRNA COVID vaccines are linked to female reproductive problems and, consequently, birth rate declines. Another alleged “conspiracy theory” has become an objective fact. |
mRNA Vaccines Linked to Catastrophic Ovarian Damage
New study shows this fertility collapse may be permanent.
| WORLD COUNCIL FOR HEALTH MAY 29 |
A groundbreaking study reveals that mRNA vaccines trigger irreversible destruction of women’s primordial follicles — the finite ‘egg reserve’ that dictates fertility and menopause timing.
Karaman et al. (2024) found that rats injected with human-equivalent mRNA COVID-19 doses suffered:
- more than 60% loss of primordial follicles (*p* < 0.001) — the non-renewable foundation of female fertility
- plummeting Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) — a key marker of ovarian reserve
- a surge in follicle apoptosis (cell death) via elevated TGF-β1, VEGF, and caspase-3.
If this translates to humans, the implications are dire. Think early menopause, infertility, and a generational fertility crash.
There are human data reflecting this trend: Alvergne et al. (2022) reported disrupted menstrual cycles in 42% of vaccinated women, with some experiencing prolonged irregularities. However, more research is needed.
Why Is This Happening?
Here are two possible reasons:
- Lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) target ovaries: Japanese biodistribution studies show LNPs accumulate in ovaries at high concentrations post-injection (Pfizer data, 2021).
- Spike Protein Triggers Inflammation: Ovarian cells express ACE2 receptors, making them vulnerable to spike-induced damage (Tran et al., 2022).
Are We In A Silent Fertility Crisis?
Global birth rates are plummeting post-2021, with countries like Germany, South Korea, and Taiwan reporting record-low fertility. While causation isn’t proven, the timing aligns with mass vaccination campaigns.
Key Questions:
- Why did regulators ignore animal ovarian toxicity data pre-rollout?
- Why are women still being told these shots are “safe and effective” for fertility?
The Takeaway
The Karaman study adds to mounting evidence that COVID-19 vaccines may compromise female fertility — possibly permanently. With birth rates collapsing and menstrual disorders surging, it’s time for urgent, independent investigation.