A leading German doctor has warned that Covid mRNA “vaccines” are “a cause for serious concern” due to the health risks, arguing that the virus that the shots are meant to tackle is actually “harmless.”
Dr. Karla Johanna Lehmann, a retired independent medical researcher from Dresden, Germany, has warned that the injections carry a huge risk of severe adverse reactions.
However, she argues that COVID-19 is actually “harmless.”
Dr. Lehmann notes that the Covid “vaccines” have been linked to multiple adverse reactions that are far more dangerous than the virus.
Lehmann published a report in the European Society of Medicine on the reported adverse reactions associated with mRNA Covid vaccination.
The review centers on what Dr. Lehmann cites as front and center with spike protein-based mRNA vaccines.
Lehmann asserts that the central issue is the associated downregulation of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) by spikes.
Citing as “a key protective counter regulator in the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system,” the Dresden-based retired physician-researcher elucidates “that the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system is not only responsible for cardiovascular homeostasis but is also involved in pro-inflammatory, procoagulant, pro-fibrotic and immunological effects via its main vasoconstrictor effector, angiotensin II.”
In a troublesome hypothesis that medical professionals need to take seriously, Lehmann warns that this underlying system is responsible for “the magnitude and diversity of the spectrum of side effects” among the vaccinated.
This entire system involving the spike protein uptake, along with other impacts such as cell fusion, binding to heparan sulfate, activation of Toll-like receptor, and other activities “multiply the already adverse effects of spike-related downregulation of ACE2 on tolerability.”
With an inherent “class-specific profile of adverse reactions,” Lehmann declares that the Covid mRNA “vaccines” undoubtedly trigger dangerous side effects.
“A causal relationship between an activated renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system and vasoconstrictive and ischaemic sequelae can be considered to be proven,” Lehmann notes.
Importantly, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system is a hormone system critical for regulating blood pressure, fluid balance, and electrolyte levels.
Upon activation, it leads to a series of hormonal responses that primarily help maintain blood pressure and ensure proper kidney function.
However, chronic or excessive activation can lead to hypertension and other cardiovascular issues for example which moves us toward Lehmann’s hypothesis.
This means that overactivation of the RAAS is a common cause of hypertension, heart failure, and chronic kidney disease.
As such, those who receive the mRNA injections are at increased risk of deadly side effects, including heart failure, chronic kidney disease, or atherosclerosis, chronic activation of the RAAS can worsen the disease by promoting vascular remodeling, fluid retention, and increased blood pressure.
Experts have been increasingly warning that the spike protein, especially when circulating over time, represents more problems than not.
Lehmann would certainly agree with such a point.
“It has been shown that vaccine spikes are distributed systemically and are detectable in the body for longer than previously thought,” Lehmann explains.
Some studies reveal that the vaccine spike is detectable for over a year after the injection
Dr. Lehmann emphasizes that at least according to her reading of the current medical literature, any causal relationship between Covid vaccination and adverse reaction may be understood in a time window of up to six months.
All of this means high variability associated with vaccine spike-linked adverse events. Why the variability?
The author points out that “the occurrence and severity of adverse reactions can be influenced by numerous individual factors and counter-regulatory mechanisms.”
Lehmann concludes by warning of the highly unpredictable, volatile, and dangerous outcomes directly linked to the Covid mRNA vaccines.
It’s “a cause for serious concern,” Lehmann emphatically writes.
The mRNA injections “do not appear to be suitable for preventive immunization against comparatively harmless infections,” she adds.
