MojSpletnik NOVICE | Utah dovoljuje izbiro transfuzij "necepljene krvi", kar je veliko opozorilo za farmacevtski lobi ...
Utah allows the choice of “unvaccinated blood” transfusions, which is a big warning sign for the pharmaceutical lobby
Utah’s House passed HB400, which requires healthcare facilities to allow patients to use their own blood or choose a donor, including for directed donations, except in emergencies.
The bill, sponsored by Rep. Kristen Chevrier, aims to give patients more control, partly driven by concerns about receiving blood from vaccinated donors. Supporters argue it’s about personal choice, while critics, including the American Red Cross, warn it could strain resources and increase risks, as directed donations may be less safe due to incomplete donor health disclosures.
The FDA states there’s no evidence vaccines transmit through blood transfusions. The bill awaits Senate approval.
Studies and evidence:
Myocarditis and blood clots: A peer-reviewed study in the Journal of the American Heart Association (JAHA) (2021) found that mRNA vaccines cause an increased incidence of myocarditis in young men. Source: ;;JAHA
Spike protein circulates in the blood – and can damage tissue: A paper in the Circulation Research Journal (2021) claims that the spike protein produced by the vaccine is itself toxic and damages vascular cells. Source: ;;Circulation Research
Changes in the blood of vaccinated people: Researchers at the MIND Institute
;;analyzed blood samples and found microscopically altered structures of red blood cells, which they linked to “long-term vascular risks”. Source: ;;European Journal of Medical Research
DNA changes via mRNA in liver cells: A Swedish study from Lund University (2022) concluded that messenger RNA can be retranslated into DNA in vitro – something that had previously been ruled out. Source: ;;MDPI
Utah’s House passed HB400, which requires healthcare facilities to allow patients to use their own blood or choose a donor, including for directed donations, except in emergencies.
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