Moreover, an open letter from a group of Mainland Chinese leukemia patients was circulating on Chinese social media platforms in early May 2022, but it was quickly taken down. In the letter, the patients, aged 3 to 70 years old and from more than 30 provinces and central government directly controlled municipalities across China, stated that they had developed leukemia after receiving COVID-19 vaccines and suspected that their disease was a severe vaccination adverse event. And they hoped that the government would investigate the matter.
Principles of Pharmacovigilance
Dr. Yuhong Dong, virologist and infectious disease doctor, has also worked in pharmacovigilance department for cancer drugs at a major international pharmaceutical company.In the pharmacovigilance industry, there is a generally accepted principle: “It is better to make 3,000 misjudgments rather than to miss one case.”
Regardless of the source of the adverse event report and whether the report was made by a professional or not, every piece of information regarding a potential adverse experience of a new drug or vaccine must be properly taken as an AE. And it has to be included in the vaccine adverse event report database for medical analysis. The purpose is to collect as much information as possible to find patterns in these cases and monitor any potential serious adverse events proactively.
- There is an identifiable patient;
- There is an identifiable reporter;
- There is exposure to a drug or vaccine;
- There is an adverse experience (symptoms or signs or lab test, etc), regardless of whether a causality relationship with the drug or vaccine has been established or not
Case Study: Almost 1,000 People Suspected of Developing Leukemia after Vaccination
A veteran journalist has provided Dr. Dong with two large excel sheets of adverse leukemia events made collectively by mainland Chinese-manufactured vaccine recipients. These data sheets contain adverse events reported by nearly 1,000 patients as of June 4, 2022, at 10 p.m. EST. The adverse events are mentioned in great detail, and the reports’ contents are alarming.Due to time constraints, we have so far conducted a preliminary analysis of 235 valid cases, accounting for approximately 20 percent of the total.
What we presented here in this paper is the preliminary data analysis, but a more complete analysis will be performed during the coming weeks.
In terms of gender, the victims in 56 percent of these 235 cases were male; 2 percent were female; and 42 percent of the cases didn’t specify gender information. There is currently a lot of missing information, and the gender ratio is predicted to be around 1:1 in the complete data, with the number of men possibly slightly larger.
Their age range was 3 to 79 years old, with an average age of 30 years old.
Vaccines are mainly from Sinovac Life Sciences Co., Ltd, but some are produced by Beijing Institute of Biological Products Co., Ltd., Wuhan Institute of Biological Products Co., Ltd., and several others.
Among the vaccine related adverse events concerning leukemia, the most common is acute myeloid leukemia (49 percent of the cases). It is followed by acute lymphoblastic leukemia (34 percent), aplastic anemia (9 percent), and several other hematological malignancies such as lymphoma.
In 44 percent of the cases, symptoms or diagnoses of these adverse events were reported to occur on average 84 days after the second dose.
In 16 percent of the cases, these leukemia-like events were reported to occur on average 52 days after the third dose. This is a reasonable time frame, as leukemia involves genetic mutations, and there would be a pathological process, which is a chronic adverse reaction. It does not occur in a short period of one or two weeks like the acute side effects of myocarditis or blood clots.
In 16 percent of the patients, the symptoms appeared on average 40 days after the first dose of the vaccine. During this time period, many people might have already received a second dose. So it is likely that they are still classified as having received a second dose, as the patients’ reporting habits vary.
Are the Adverse Leukemia Events Possibly Related to the Vaccines?
Dr. Dong believes that this phenomenon of suspected adverse leukemia events needs to be taken seriously for the following reasons:- All the mainland Chinese cases are clearly diagnosed by hematological physicians: Leukemia requires pathological diagnosis, cytogenetic analysis, and molecular biology analysis only provided by special labs, so there needs to be clear medical evidence and this indicates a relatively high degree of credibility of these cases. Meanwhile, the majority of these cases are acute and severe, with poor clinical outcomes.
- A large number of people are involved: Nearly 1,000 people have reported their adverse leukemia events so far, which is probably only the tip of the iceberg. The number of similar cases in major hospitals continues to skyrocket. They can be consistently observed in different people living in different regions who were exposed to similar jabs. This indicates that there is an underlying pattern.
- The patients were reported to be in good health prior to vaccination, with no reported history of hereditary diseases, and they had not worked with radioactive matter, and there were no reported sources of contamination in their vicinity.
1st Possible Cause of Vaccine-Induced Leukemia Cases: Vaccines Affect DNA
One of the main criteria of judging causality relationship between an event with a treatment is “plausibility”, i.e. is there a reasonable association between jabs and leukemia? To understand this potential association, we need to first have some basic understanding of leukemia.- DNA mutations can cause leukemia
So if a malignant proliferation of blood cells occurs, it is classified as myeloid leukemia or lymphocytic leukemia depending on the cell source. Leukemia can also be divided into acute and chronic leukemias according to the time to onset of the disease.
Under usual circumstances, DNA instructs cells to grow at a fixed rate and die at a set time. Acute myelogenous leukemia (AML) occurs when there is a mutation in the genetic material or DNA of the bone marrow cells.
In patients with acute myeloid leukemia, the mutations will instruct the bone marrow cells to continue to grow and divide. As a result, production of blood cells will get out of control, and the bone marrow will keep producing immature cells. These malignant cells will crowd out the healthy ones.
If normal white blood cells are squeezed out, this can lead one to become susceptible to infection; decreased red blood cells can lead to anemia; and decreased platelets can lead to being susceptible to bleeding. All of these are the observable clinical symptoms or signs of leukemia.
So, what factors can cause mutations in the DNA of blood cells and increase the risk of leukemia?
The use of radiation to treat diseases, such as tumors, may induce leukemia.
The chemist Marie Curie suffered from leukemia, which may have been related to her long-term exposure to radionuclide lasers. In the Japanese regions affected by atomic bombs during World War II and the former Soviet Union’s Chernobyl nuclear power station, the local populations are more likely to develop leukemia and other oncological diseases than the average population.
Prolonged exposure to low-frequency electromagnetic fields (e.g., areas with high-voltage electrical transmission lines nearby) is also harmful to health and is associated with the development of acute leukemia in children.
We have not heard of new disaster events happening in China before May 2022, so this factor should not be a major concern contributing to these adverse leukemia events.
Environmental pollution has been a long term issue in China, however, to our knowledge the background factors have not been reported to be remarkably alarming before May 2022.
- Finding 1: Spike proteins affect human DNA
When both mechanisms are interfered with, the ability of the DNA to repair itself is significantly reduced, resulting in genetic mutations. As we know, the main cause of leukemia is DNA mutation in hematopoietic cells.
- Finding 2: Leukemia can develop after COVID-19 infection
Others started to explore the question of why leukemia develops after COVID-19 infection.
After infecting human embryonic kidney cells, SARS-CoV-2’s viral RNA can be “reverse-transcribed” and become further integrated into the genome of the host cells, with 29 percent of the RNA entering the exons of the genes.
Exons are the parts of the genome that can directly cause functional and structural changes in cells, which can affect a person’s appearance, weight, immunity, and other bodily functions.
Only 1.1 percent of the normal genome is spanned by exons. In this study, 29 percent of the SARS-CoV-2 viral sequences were flanked by exons, suggesting that it might change the structure or function of the cells.
- Finding 3: COVID-19 vaccines may affect DNA
This study is a piece of direct evidence that mRNA vaccines can affect the human genome.
If the virus in an inactivated vaccine is not completely inactivated, its mRNA will still be present and may be inserted into the human genome and thus change the genes.
Subsequent investigations revealed a quality incident with the vaccine produced by Cutter Laboratories, a family-owned company headquartered in California, resulted in the unsuccessful inactivation of the live virus in the vaccine. As a result, 200 children were paralyzed to varying degrees, and 10 passed away.
It was precisely the quality incidence of the Cutter vaccine that led to the establishment of a series of vaccine safety monitoring systems, including the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
2nd Possible Cause of Vaccine-Induced Leukemia Cases: Vaccines Altered Innate Immune Function
In addition to inactivated vaccines, other vaccines have also been documented for adverse leukemia events. As aforementioned, the former South Korean president developed leukemia after receiving the Pfizer vaccine.There are other possible reasons why vaccines would cause leukemia: the vaccines also impair the normal immune system’s function of removing abnormally proliferating cells, thus increasing the incidence of leukemia.
Blood was drawn from unvaccinated, and first-dose, and second-dose Pfizer vaccine recipients for comparison.
It was found that the amount of interferon secretion was significantly reduced after the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine. This decrease in the body’s ability to secrete natural interferons may block its innate immune response to viruses, leading to susceptibility to viral infections and an increased incidence of tumors.
It was also discovered that after the second vaccination dose, the amount of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) produced by the volunteers’ bodies was significantly reduced. TNF can exert an anti-tumor effect.
In addition, the injection of the Pfizer vaccine would increase the production of interleukin, a pro-inflammatory factor. This led to excessive inflammation, which is not conducive to the immune system’s anti-infection or anti-tumor effects.
These experimental data show that the vaccine promotes a chronic inflammatory state in the body, which can lead to cellular lesions.
Can One Prevent Leukemia, Adverse Events After Vaccination?
If you have a family history of leukemia, had cancer before or have a high risk of cancer, it is strongly advisable for you to hold the jab injections.If you have already been vaccinated, it is important to focus on boosting your body’s natural immune system.
As we mentioned in a previous article, research has found that the human thoughts and mindset can change the winding and unwinding of DNA strands. A peaceful mind and positive thinking can change the genetic expression of immune cells. People who are suffering from illnesses should not only take care of their physical bodies, but also maintain a peaceful and positive state of mind, which is more conducive to recovery.
We should also avoid harmful radiation and electromagnetic pollution. Nowadays, there is a lot of radiation in our life, not only from X-rays, but also from various electronic devices, including cameras, the Internet, cell phones, and computers. We should minimize our use of cell phones and electronic products.
We should also avoid carcinogens as much as possible. To prevent intake of contaminated vegetables and fruits, we should wash and soak them in water for a sufficient amount of time before eating them. Peelable vegetables and fruits should be peeled to minimize contamination from pesticide and chemical fertilizer residues. And we should not overuse medications.
Chemotherapies or transplantation therapies are anti-symptomatic therapies, to remove the excessive malignant blood cells from the blood. They are not able to eradicate the root cause of leukemia. They are often associated with severe side effects causing more harm to the body. More alternative and holistic methods should be applied to heal the root causes of leukemia so as to achieve real healing. We will detail such healing methods in follow up reports.