Experts from Yale University have discovered an alarming syndrome that is linked to the MRNA Covid -vaccines.
The rather impeccable state – which is called 'post -vaccination syndrome' – seems to cause brain fog, dizziness, tinnitus and exercise intolerance.
Some patients also show different biological changes, including differences in immune cells and the presence of coronavirus proteins in their blood, years after taking the shot.
The condition also seems to be a sleeping virus in the body called Epstein-Barr again, which can again cause flu-like symptoms, swollen lymph nodes and nerve problems.
The full results of the small research have not yet been published and the Yale experts emphasized that the results 'still are still worked'.
Nevertheless, the findings, from a respected institution, suggest more research into post-vaccination syndrome, according to independent experts.
The next phase of their research will be to determine how widespread the condition is and who runs the most risk.
Researchers from Yale University in a small, still to be published research have shown that COVID vaccines were linked to a rare 'post-vaccination syndrome' that caused 'clear biological changes' in the body (stock image)
Michelle Utter from Florida was told that she had to receive the Covid vaccine in 2021 to visit her military sons in the harbor. Within a few days the former athlete crawled on the floor and felt as if she was 'on fire'. Now the mother of three can stand barely long enough to cook the dinner
Dr. Akiko Iwasaki, study author and immunologist at Yale University, told The New York Times: 'I want to emphasize that this is still a work in progress.
“It is not as this study has determined what makes people sick, but it is the first species a glimpse of what is going on within these people.”
The COVID vaccines have prevented millions of deaths worldwide and serious side effects are extremely rare – which influence about one in 200,000 people, according to official American data.
The COVID vaccines are linked to a small risk of heart damage and the Guillain-Barre syndrome, where the immune system attacks nerves, causing pain, fatigue and numbness.
Data from the American COVID -vaccine compensation program suggested that 14,000 people had filed claims due to injury or death that they claimed were caused by the COVID vaccine from December 2024, of the 270 million Americans who received at least one dose of the vaccine.
Dr. Paul Offit, a vaccine expert in the Philadelphia children's hospital, previously told DailyMail.com that this emphasized that the vaccines were not dangerous.
He said: 'The vaccines are currently given to billions of people, and there were large prospective placebo-controlled studies that did not demonstrate these effects.
'While the vaccines were rolled out, not everyone got them at the same time … And this amazing you would tell if something is a problem that was not picked up in clinical tasting.
'We picked up myocarditis during this achieved … We even picked up Guillain Barre syndrome, which has a percentage after vaccination of approximately eight in a million.
'We would be easily picked up [these excess deaths and purported links to cancer] If it is true, and we didn't pick it up. '
Danielle Baker from Ohio, was the 'healthiest' she had been when she agreed with the vaccine to keep her nursing job. Within a few hours after her second shot, she suffered back pain, so she couldn't move. Now she is in heart and lung failure
CDC data shows that only two serious side effects have been properly determined after Covid vaccination -anaphylaxis and myocarditis or pericarditis, two types of heart damage.
It is unclear how often the anaphylaxis is. The heart conditions are rare, but exactly how rare is discussed. A major study from 2021 in Israel brought the rate to one in 50,000. Other studies have come to huge estimates.
In the new study, the Iwasaki team collected blood samples of 42 people with this post-vaccination syndrome and 22 people without between December 2022 and November 2023.
The team discovered that people with post-vaccination syndrome had different relationships of some immune cells, although they could not link them to specific symptoms.
The team also looked at 134 people with Long Covid, because PVS symptoms overlap, as well as 134 healthy vaccine recepers.
Both people with Long Covid and people with PVs seemed to have reactivated Epstein-Barr syndrome.
Mrs. Baker (left and right with her husband) claims that she has suffered cardiovative and lung failure due to the vaccine that sends my immune system over the edge, “the condition of the condition that is activated, causes
More than nine in 10 adults have had Epstein-Barr, a common infection spread through body fluids such as saliva or sperm.
It causes symptoms such as fatigue, fever and rash, and as soon as the symptoms disappear, the virus remains sleeping in the body.
Although the symptoms are mild, the virus is linked to complications such as mononucleosis and multiple sclerosis.
People with PVs also had increased levels of Covid Spike proteins, which are thought to cause long Covid and result in inflammation throughout the body.
These levels were even larger than those found in patients with long Covid, a condition with similar symptoms linked to the virus itself.
Dr. Iwasaki noted that patients with PVs had considerably higher spike proteins than other participants, including those with Long Covid. This was true in patients who received their vaccines between 36 and 709 days earlier.
Dr. Iwasaki said it was unlikely that MRNA vaccines made sure that the proteins would stay in the body for so long and noticed 'something else that makes this kind of late phase expression of spike protein possible, and we don't really know what that is . ''
A 2024 study looked at the disorders that are most associated with Covid vaccinations. Heart problems such as pericarditis and myocarditis were usually linked to the shots
The most important limitation of the study was the small size, Dr. Gregory Poland, emeritus editor of the magazine vaccine and president of Atria Research Institute, the New York Times said.
However, he added: 'Despite these limitations, they found interesting data that should be studied further.
“Much larger studies of very carefully defined and phenotypical individuals must take place.”
