10% regret being vaxxed
As reported in The Epoch Times, a survey by Zogby Analytics asked 1038 American adults about the covid “vaccination”. 10% regret having received the “vaccination”. Interestingly, 15% of them reported having a new medical condition within weeks or months of having taken the “vaccine”. That would mean the 5% were not convinced that the vax had caused the condition. The table above shows what were the most common newly diagnosed medical conditions.
(The most common condition was the presence of blood clots. Read more about how dangerous blood clots are. )
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Another poll, more medical conditions
Around the same time as the above poll was conducted, 829 different American adults were surveyed. In this group, 22% of them reported a new medical condition within weeks or months of getting the “vaccine”. As well as having the conditions listed in the above table, disrupted menstrual cycles, Guillain-Barré syndrome and Bell’s palsy were added to the list.
22% of them reported a new condition within weeks or months after getting a COVID-19 vaccine.When asked to comment on the statement that the “vaccine” was safe, 14.2% strongly disagreed and 16.4% somewhat disagreed. It sounds like more people from this survey regret getting the “vaccine” as opposed to the first survey.
Consider that fact that 232 million Americans have taken at least one dose of the covid “vaccine”, and 22% of the people in the second survey reported a newly diagnosed condition. It sounds like something out of the novel 1984.
In May, The Epoch Times reported that a pediatric cardiologist had to stop working and was punished by his board for not wanting to recommend a vaccine to a young patient who had contracted covid previously. When the doctor first graduated from medical school, he had given an oath the he would “do his patient no harm”. In this professional opinion, he thought he may be doing his patient harm. If effect, his board was trying to force him to renounce the Hippocratic oath.
For more information about the story on this page, see The Epoch Times.
