Dr. Byram Bridle is a highly accomplished immunologist, virologist, and vaccinologist with over 20 years of experience in his field. He holds a PhD in immunology and completed postdoctoral training in both immunology and virology. As an associate professor at the University of Guelph, Dr. Bridle has received prestigious awards for his teaching and research in immunology, virology, and cancer biology. He has published extensively in these areas and holds patents related to vaccine technology. Dr. Bridle presents concerning evidence about the biodistribution and potential risks of COVID-19 vaccines, particularly for pregnant women and children. He argues that health agencies have not been transparent about safety data and calls for a moratorium on mRNA vaccine technologies.
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Summary
Dr. Byram Bridle presents a comprehensive analysis of concerning data related to COVID-19 vaccines, particularly the mRNA vaccines produced by Pfizer and Moderna. He argues that health regulatory agencies have not been transparent about safety data and have potentially misled the public.
Dr. Bridle begins by discussing biodistribution studies that show the vaccine components do not stay at the injection site as initially claimed, but rather spread throughout the body. He presents evidence from Pfizer’s own studies submitted to Japanese regulators that demonstrates this widespread distribution, including to organs like the ovaries and adrenal glands.
He then examines how data was presented to regulators, pointing out instances where information appears to have been selectively shared or manipulated. For example, he shows how male and female data were pooled in ways that obscured concerning trends in female subjects.
Dr. Bridle raises particular concerns about the use of these vaccines in pregnant and breastfeeding women. He presents documentation showing that even Health Canada acknowledged there was insufficient safety data for use in these populations, despite public messaging encouraging vaccination for pregnant women.
The testimony also covers potential issues of vaccine shedding, DNA contamination, and the risks of newer self-amplifying RNA vaccine technologies. Dr. Bridle argues that proper informed consent was impossible given the lack of transparency about risks.
He concludes by calling for a moratorium on lipid nanoparticle-encapsulated RNA vaccine technologies and recommends a thorough investigation into why health regulators withheld concerning data. Dr. Bridle emphasizes the need to restore trust in health agencies and protect the interests of children and public health.
Credentials
Dr. Byram Bridle is a highly accomplished immunologist, virologist, and vaccinologist with over 20 years of experience in his field. He holds a PhD in immunology and completed postdoctoral training in both immunology and virology. As an associate professor at the University of Guelph, Dr. Bridle has received prestigious awards for his teaching and research in immunology, virology, and cancer biology. He has published extensively in these areas and holds patents related to vaccine technology. Dr. Bridle is also actively involved in peer review as a top reviewer for the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. His expertise has led him to serve as an expert witness in international court cases and provide insights to various advocacy groups on vaccine-related issues.
NCI Roundtable with Shawn Buckley, Dr. Jessica Rose, Dr. Sabine Hazan, Dr. Byram Bridle
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