Complications and adverse reactions occurring after administering mRNA COVID-19 vaccines have been anticipated by doctors based on data and studies going back 15 years, said Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet.
“Over the first six months after the rollout of COVID-19 shots, I had a whole gamut of patients with all kinds of problems they had not had before,” she said, adding that the only common denominator of these cases was that they all had the COVID-19 vaccines.
Vliet runs an independent medical practice.
“Most of these people are people that have been my patients for 20 or 25 years. I even have some that I’ve seen for 30 years. And I knew their medical history,” she said.
Among disorders that Vliet observed in her patients were cognitive issues, memory loss, brain fog, mini strokes, dizziness, vertigo, tinnitus, and falling episodes.
The doctor mentioned two of her patients, a couple in their 70s who were healthy and fit and exercised regularly, walking 7 miles a day. They got the COVID-19 shot so they could travel to see their children and grandchildren.
Since then, the woman’s heart arrhythmia has been out of control and the man began having falling episodes that resulted in a broken hip, Vliet said.
Treating COVID-19
Vliet said that in her medical practice, she abides by a basic principle she learned in medical school: If what you’re doing is working, keep doing it. If what you’re doing isn’t working, stop doing it.“And if the patient has new health problems, right after you’ve given them a treatment or a medicine or a shot, then consider that as the connecting link,” she said.
“Those principles are common sense. It’s basic medicine 101 ... and it’s been true my whole career.”
Doctors generally stop administering a medicine when a patient shows side effects that they didn’t have before, to see if those reactions resolve, Vliet said. “The same is true with any vaccine.”
“I’ve seen patients over my career who’ve had adverse reactions to all the different vaccines,” Vliet said, adding that she herself has had vaccines in the past and has not experienced any adverse reactions.
“I’ve recommended them appropriately for patients over my career. But there are also times when vaccines simply aren’t needed. COVID was one of those.”
COVID-19 was not a lethal illness for those under 50 with no medical comorbidities, Vliet said. And for those over 50 or with medical comorbidities, Vliet used early treatment, and the disease “was very treatable,” she said.
Vliet said she used a combination of older, safer medicines recommended by Drs. Vladimir Zelenko and Peter McCullough beginning in March 2020.
“I didn’t have any of my patients go in the hospital. I didn’t have anyone die,” she said. She did have some older patients with diabetes, obesity, and other medical conditions who were pretty sick with COVID-19, but she kept them out of the hospital with an aggressive combination of drug therapies recommended by McCullough.
“So vaccines are not always the answer to every problem,” she said, adding that for COVID-19, the best answer was early treatment.
But the government and the political agenda suppressed and persecuted doctors who were treating patients early with older and safer medicines, Vliet said.
How to Treat Vaccine Injuries
The treatments include a combination of prescription medications, nutraceuticals, supplements, foods, neuroprotection, immune boosters, and also lifestyle changes, Vliet said, adding that she uses this combination approach to treat her patients, with positive results.
“One of the foundational medicines that has had enormous benefits for the patients I’m treating, for example, is hydroxychloroquine,” Vliet said, “because it’s anti-inflammatory, it’s an immune modulator, it’s anti-viral.”
“We’ve never in the history of the vaccination program worldwide, had an experimental shot that crosses the blood-brain barrier, gets into the brain itself, and the nervous system,” Vliet said.
“These COVID gene therapy shots do that,“ she said. ”They also cross the placental barrier … so it’s understandable why these experimental gene therapy shots are causing so much damage to developing babies in the womb, to the brain, and central nervous system in children and adults.”
Lawsuits
The Truth for Health Foundation is filing two lawsuits in federal court over the unlawful orders and mandates for experimental products, Vliet said.“All of the testing, masking, and vaccine products are emergency use authorization only. None of them are FDA approved for COVID. That means it is illegal to mandate any of these EUA products.”
Recently, health care workers reached a $10 million settlement against their employer over the COVID-19 shot mandate, Vliet said. Private employers do not have the same liability protection that the government and the vaccine manufacturers do, she explained.
“That case has opened the door for thousands more lawsuits against the private employers that have implemented these mandates and cost people their jobs,” she said.
Reporting Vaccine Injuries
There is a government system to collect data about adverse reactions to all vaccines called the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), but inputting data into the system is complicated and time consuming.Moreover, only about 10 percent of all vaccine adverse events are reported in VAERS, as estimated in 2012 by Harvard researchers, despite the fact that entering data about adverse incidents can be done by anyone and health professionals are required to report certain types of side effects, Vliet said.
Once the data is accumulated, the foundation’s medical advisory panel of scientists, physicians, and epidemiologists will help to analyze the data, and reports produced based on the collected data will be made public, Vliet said.
