The coronavirus vaccines are safe and effective at preventing serious coronavirus infections, according to data from clinical trials involving more than 100,000 participants. Officials briefly paused use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine in April after some people who received it developed a rare and serious kind of blood clot. 'There is no scientific data to indicate that the spike protein is toxic or that it lingers at any toxic level in the body after vaccination,' Abby Capobianco, press officer for the FDA, said in an email.įact check: No, the CDC did not release data showing 7 in 10 Americans are declining COVID-19 vaccine

So by vaccinating people, we are inadvertently inoculating them with a toxin. In some people, this gets into circulation, and when that happens in some people it can cause damage - especially in the cardiovascular system.' 'We never knew the spike protein itself was a toxin and was a pathogenic protein. In a May 27 interview with Canadian broadcaster Alex Pierson cited in the Hal Turner Radio Show story, Bridle cast doubt on the safety of coronavirus vaccines by saying spike proteins are toxins that cause cardiovascular damage in vaccinated people. The 'doctor' the Hal Turner Radio Show and other websites cited is Byram Bridle, a viral immunologist and an associate professor in the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph.

All three coronavirus vaccines approved for emergency use in the United States teach the body how to make antibodies against the spike proteins, eliciting an immune response.įact check: Moderna executive did not say mRNA vaccines alter recipient's DNA The spike protein is located on the surface of the coronavirus and is used by the virus to enter human cells.

Spike protein toxicity