The Unanswered Questions About Aluminum in Vaccines

We’re told aluminum in vaccines is "safe" because it’s a "tiny amount." But what if the type of aluminum used—nanoparticles—behaves differently? Science suggests we haven’t fully studied the risks. Here’s what we know (and what we don’t):

1/ Aluminum Nanoparticles vs. Environmental Aluminum
Vaccines use engineered aluminum nanoparticles, which bind tightly to antigens (viruses, bacteria, contaminants). Unlike environmental aluminum, these particles can cross biological barriers—including the blood-brain barrier.

2/ Does Vaccine Aluminum Enter the Brain?
No one has studied this in humans. But animal studies show injected aluminum nanoparticles persist in the brain for years or decades. If we’re injecting kids with these, why haven’t we tracked where it goes?

3/ Alzheimer’s & Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Aluminum nanoparticles are found in the brains of Alzheimer’s patients. Meanwhile, neurodevelopmental disabilities (autism, ADHD) and autoimmune diseases are exploding. Coincidence? We’ve never ruled out a link.

4/ Chronic Inflammation & Autoimmunity
Vaccines are designed to cause acute inflammation to trigger immunity. But what if this becomes chronic? Over 50% of kids now have inflammatory conditions (asthma, seizures, autoimmune disorders). Could molecular mimicry—where the body attacks its own tissues—be a factor?

5/ The Gardasil, Hep B, and Flu Vaccine Connection
Studies link these vaccines to autoimmune responses. The immune system sometimes can’t distinguish viral proteins from the body’s own cells. Yet we’re told vaccines are "unequivocally safe." Where’s the long-term safety data?

Bottom Line:
We’re told "the science is settled," but critical questions remain:
- Does vaccine aluminum accumulate in the brain?
- Could chronic inflammation from vaccines drive today’s epidemic of childhood illnesses?
- Why won’t regulators study this?

Until we have answers, "safe" is an assumption—not a fact.

SOURCE: https://old.bitchute.com/video/0RB6pKjOeKXJ/