Intradermal, Naked Self-Replicating mRNA Vaccine Fails
Systemic Side Effects Not Controllable, Antibodies to Spike Protein Unimpressive
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
With global use of Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines, other companies have high aspirations for more products and record sales. The EXG-5003 vaccine was developed by Elixirgen Therapeutics, Inc. (Baltimore, MD, USA) as a strategy to inject a small quantity of naked mRNA in the skin with the hope that at lower skin temperature the mRNA would replicate and produce Spike protein but if absorbed into muscle or the bloodstream, the higher temperature would deactivate the product.
Given the horrific safety outcomes with the first generation and booster Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines, the Elixirgen vaccine sounds too good to be true. Koseki et al essentially showed that the company’s concept failed.
In this small trial there were considerable systemic effects, suggesting the mRNA, Spike protein, and inflammatory factors or some combination thereof enters systemic circulation. To make matters worse, the antibody responses against receptor binding domain of the Spike protein were unimpressive. The trial broke down when subjects went ahead and took the commercial products while still being in the study.
The company’s website does not mention the trial or the potential for their product in COVID-19 vaccination. No press release was issued on this study result. This represents a tacit admission of failure kept silent in a time of hubris and wild spending on vaccine gene transfer technology.
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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
President, McCullough Foundation
When Mary Shelley wrote "Frankenstein", could she have ever imagined the day when Victor Frankenstein types are provided with lavishly funded laboratories for their experiments, and along with legal immunity?
If nothing else, the last four years should have taught us the experimental mRNA platform is inherently dangerous and wholly unsuitable for human use ... that is, if the intention is to help and not to cause harm. In a rational world, no sane person possibly could think that it ever could make sense to inject a person with genetic instructions for causing the human body to create human pathogens like the (manmade) and extremely toxic spike protein. It's time to stop pretending there is any legitimate research to be done on so-called mRNA "vaccines." The idea itself is anathema to human health.