Covid mRNA SPIKE PRIONS keep producing indefinitely in the human body and now the CDC is finally going to figure that out – it’s under REVIEW

Surprise, surprise. The CDC is actually going to do their job for once and carefully review vaccines for safety and efficacy. What is the world coming to? Thanks to Trump and RFK Jr. beginning the revamp of the whole Vax Industrial Complex, the Centers for Disease Continuance might just get their act together and do their due diligence. Here’s what’s happening.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has initiated a fresh review of COVID-19 vaccines through its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). According to an Aug. 20 CDC document, the ACIP’s COVID-19 Vaccine Work Group will examine multiple aspects of the vaccines, ranging from their safety and effectiveness to lingering concerns about the persistence of vaccine components such as messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA), spike protein, and lipid nanoparticles.

• The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) has formed a new work group to review COVID-19 vaccines, focusing on safety, effectiveness, immunogenicity, and persistence of vaccine components such as mRNA, spike protein, and lipid nanoparticles.
• The group will also examine concerns over DNA contamination, effects of repeated booster doses, vaccine-related serious adverse events, and overall impacts on hospitalization and mortality rates.
• Retsef Levi, an MIT professor who has previously raised concerns about COVID-19 vaccine safety, was appointed chair of the work group; members will consult with CDC, FDA, and outside experts before issuing new recommendations.
• Under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the CDC has already shifted its stance, halting recommendations for vaccinating healthy children and pregnant women, replacing the previous advisory panel, and preparing for new ACIP meetings scheduled later this year.

CDC Advisory Committee Launches Review of COVID-19 Vaccines

The work group plans to address critical questions surrounding vaccine science and safety. This includes reviewing how long mRNA and spike proteins remain in the body after vaccination, as well as the biodistribution and pharmacokinetics of lipid nanoparticles that deliver the mRNA. Additional areas of focus include potential impurities such as DNA contamination, the impact of repeated booster shots on immune systems, and trends in all-cause deaths and hospitalizations associated with both vaccination and COVID-19 infection. The committee will also assess serious adverse events potentially linked to vaccination.

The findings will inform updated CDC recommendations on COVID-19 vaccination. The group will consult with internal CDC experts, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and outside scientists before making policy decisions.

Leadership and Membership

Retsef Levi, professor of operations management at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has been appointed chair of the work group. In a statement, Levi emphasized that his goal is to ensure decisions are based on sound science and evidence while prioritizing patient health and safety. Levi has previously expressed strong concerns about the safety and effectiveness of Pfizer and Moderna’s mRNA vaccines and has publicly called for their suspension. Neither Pfizer nor Moderna have commented on the CDC review.

Other members of the group include Dr. Robert Malone, a vocal critic of aspects of mRNA vaccine technology, and Dr. James Pagano. The full roster of members has not yet been disclosed. The CDC document notes that members are selected for their professional and scientific expertise, but going forward, CDC employees will no longer be permitted to serve as voting members, though they may still present data to the panel.

Policy Shifts and Broader Context

This review marks a significant shift in U.S. public health policy under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Earlier this year, the CDC—under his direction—stopped recommending COVID-19 vaccination for healthy children and pregnant women, reversing long-standing guidance that urged nearly universal vaccination for people six months and older. Kennedy also removed all former ACIP members, appointing new figures such as Levi and Malone to reshape the committee.

The new work group’s mandate suggests an openness to re-examining fundamental assumptions about COVID-19 vaccines. While the CDC continues to affirm that vaccination protects against severe illness, hospitalization, and death, it now acknowledges the need for deeper study of safety, booster impacts, and potential long-term biological effects.

Next Steps

The ACIP general meeting is expected in late August or September, with another scheduled for October 22–23. Committee members and observers suggest the timeline may be slow, but they stress that the review represents meaningful progress toward addressing unresolved questions about COVID-19 vaccination policy.

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Sources for this article include:

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