The controversial HPV vaccine is seeing more and more victims across the world voice their medical issues have receiving what is being described as a “dangerous jab”.
A statement has been issued on behalf of HPV vaccine victims all around the world after an international symposium was held in Tokyo on “The Current Status of Worldwide Injuries from the HPV Vaccine”.
The symposium was held on March 24 in which doctors, medical experts and victims detailed the myriad of injuries, many of which are life changing, that have been caused by the HPV vaccine.
Anna Cannon of Reactions and Effects of Gardasil Resulting in Extreme Trauma (REGRET) representing Ireland was among the speakers at the international event.
Hundreds of thousands of girls including many in Ireland have suffered severe reactions to the HPV vaccine that was pushed by the government at the behest of the WHO however, the victims of the vaccine have had their complaints dismissed out of hand.
The statement listed the symptoms that have been reported by victims of the vaccine which include intense pain, paralysis, motor dysfunction and respiratory dysfunction and impaired learning abilities to name a few.
The statement has criticised the epidemiological approach to detecting side effects of the vaccine as this is not designed to detect the symptoms of HPV vaccine damage.
It was concluded that the negative effects of HPV are likely to affect people with already weak or compromised immune systems.
The statement also noted the shocking treatment of victims from medical authorities, national governments and the media.