It’s been just revealed that a new Japanese study is showing the fact that masking brings terrible effects. Check out the latest data below.
New study explains dangers of masking
A brand new study from Japan released in Nature explained the dangers of masking.
According to the latest reports, it’s been revealed that a group of 109 individuals that wore surgical & non-surgical masks for 1-3 days, for most of the day, between Sept-Oct 20’ bred pathogenic bacteria & fungus on the in and outside of their masks.
“To be more specific, cultured masks contained up 94 bacterial colonies on the face side, while 95% of 13 unique fungal genera were identified on the outer-side of masks. Some pathogenic findings; Bacillus cereus, Staphylococcus saprophyticus, Aspergillus & Microsporum.”
The same notes said the following:
“All and all, it could be postulated that masking increases exposure to disease-causing microbes and therefore heightens the risk of respiratory, and facial infection.”
Covid vaccines in the news
Speaking of masking, we also have to address covid and covid vaccines. It’s been just reported that a UK regulator just found Pfizere guilty of violating three sections fo the British Pharmaceuticals Code of Practice. Check out the latest reports about this below.
Pfizer is found guilty
A complaint against Pfizer pharmaceutical was filed to the UK’s Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA), the regulator responsible for policing promotions of prescription medicines in the UK.
The complaint centered on an interview that was conducted by a medical editor at the BBC, in which Pfizer’s CEO Albert Bourla made comments that were “misleading” about COVID shots for children. On December 2, 2021, this interview also appeared on the BBC website under the category “Health.”
Children’s Health Defense reported:
“In the BBC interview, Bourla said it was up to the regulatory agencies to determine whether to approve and distribute vaccines to children under 11, but he thought that “immunising that age group in the UK and Europe would be a very good idea,” according to the PMCPA case report published last week.”
