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FDA Adds Warning About Rare Reaction to J&J COVID-19 Vaccine

As the state sends mobile units from town to town to increase vaccination rates, the Johnson & Johnson shot is causing more worries. The FDA is now warning of a potential increased risk of a nerve complication called Guillain-Barré syndrome. Doctors say the roughly 100 cases reported after nearly 13 million shots should not be alarming, but health officials are closely monitoring the rare, yet serious, complications. Guillain-Barré syndrome is marked by muscle weakness and even paralysis. Doctors say it’s been linked to other vaccines like the flu shot.

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  1. Dr. Bryan Ardis says, they changed the name of Polio to Guillain-Barré syndrome, so they could say the vaxxs worked on eradicating Polio.

  2. Dear NVIC, Thank you for opposing some vaccines – I’ve got your bumper sticker – ” Know the risks and failures. ” I’ve had this on since joining your efforts against the HPV Vaccine in 2019 – with 5 public Facebook comments. This is still being pushed on T.V., and Bill Gates said that he wants all Americans to have this pair of shots by 2030 – for something that prevents cancer in 7th Grade girls, etc.? { How many 13 year olds get cancer anyway? } / I see that the J & J has caused nerve complications in especially older men. Since I am 70, could you please inform me when the tweaked J & J is available ?

    1. Seriously??????All real vaccines are dangerous,wake up!Experimentalvaccines.org,Medicalveritas.org,Vaxxed.org,Vaccineimpacts.org,Stopthecrimes.org,ICANN.org,covdhoax.com,Whatreallymakesyouill.org,Dr.Kauffman,Dr. Mercola,Dr.Tenpenny,Dr.Atlas,Dr.richardfleming.com,dr. Martin,dr. Breggins,Truthbits blog.com,Patriots4truth.org,Whatreallyhappened.com,Briteon.com,Odyssee.com

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