By Craig Mack
A new preprint medical study from Yale University titled Immunological and Antigenic Signatures Associated with Chronic Illnesses after Covid-19 Vaccination, (Bhattarchjee, Lu et al.)1 has coined the term, post-vaccination syndrome (PVS) to describe ongoing illness in people vaccinated against Covid-19. According to the authors, the study was initiated to explore potential pathobiological features associated with PVS.
According to the study, there are three key takeaways:
1. The immune system of some who get vaccinated is altered immediately after vaccination to the extent that they have a higher risk of re-activation of latent viruses they carry, such as Mononucleoisis and Epstein Barr syndrome. To quote the researchers, “Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) reactivation was observed more frequently in PVS participants.”
2. The researchers noted alarming T-cell exhaustion in some study participants. T-cells are used by the body to fight cancer. There is an obvious problem if these cells are exhausted following a vaccination. The study stated, “…participants exhibited differences in immune profiles, including reduced circulating memory and effector CD4 T cells (type 1 and type 2) and an increase in TNFα+ CD8 T cells.”
3. The injected spike protein does not remain in the injection site (the deltoid muscle) and is quickly expelled by the human body within 2-5 days, as claimed. In some participants, the protein circulates in the body for up to 700 days. The period it circulates could be longer, but none of the study’s participants had been injected more than 700 days previously by the time the study was concluded. Yale’s report described this as “elevated levels of circulating spike protein.”
The Yale research is, of course, important for the medical community’s evolving understanding of the real effects of the injection imposed on the world’s population. It also serves as a significant vindication for those currently suffering from numerous mRNA side effects and conditions who have, until now, been told by their doctors that the symptoms were merely in their head.
At first, of course, our once-esteemed, now generally disgraced health authorities like the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Health Canada claimed there were no genuine injuries from mRNA shots—that the offering from Moderna and Pfizer was unequivocally “safe and effective.” Anyone who challenged that was, well, you know, a conspiracy theorist.
Now that this fiction has become impossible to continue supporting, there is a new narrative from scrambling health authorities. They now claim that it is only natural for a tiny number of people to suffer bad reactions out of the many millions of doses given to the population. What is becoming clearer now is that the number of people injured is nowhere near as small as they want the public to believe. What should have always been clear is that for anyone who is injured and suffering from symptoms like brain fog, dizziness, neuropathy, and excessive fatigue, statistics don’t matter. They are the 100 percent who live with the consequences every single day.
The study makes clear the need for further research, particularly regarding T-cell exhaustion. Researchers have yet to draw any firm conclusions about the observed T-cell drop and the recently reported rise in turbo cancers, particularly in the young, since the vaccine’s rollout. Some prominent US Oncologists, including LA Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, are on record as interested in any follow-up research into T-cell reduction. They hope that further study will explain this unprecedented rise in cancer in the young since 2021.
In unfortunate related news, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently confirmed that people who received Covid mRNA “vaccines” are at risk of suffering from a deadly blood clot for up to 15 years after they received their last injection. The FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research admits that the “regulatory window of concern” for a novel genetic product, such as Covid mRNA “vaccines,” is 5-15 years.2 This points to the possibility that the vaccinated population may be facing a wave of surging blood clots in the future.
Anyone seeking support and assistance for injuries related to the mRNA vaccine might find it helpful to visit the support group React-19 at react19.org
1. medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.02.18.25322379v1
2. fda.gov/media/113768/download
