GM Humans: New Vaccines Made With Synthetic Genes Will Alter DNA

7 December 2017

 - Back in 2015, The New York Times published an article entitled, “Protection Without a Vaccine,” an in-depth look at immunoprophylaxis by gene transfer, or I.G.T. Described as a “novel approach” to fighting serious diseases like H.I.V., Ebola , malaria, hepatitis and even the common flu, the researchers involved in the development of I.G.T. believe that it could provide long-term protection against diseases which traditional vaccines have failed to control.

While this sounds good on the surface, those who are interested in protecting their health freedoms and those of their offspring should take careful note of what it entails.

While I.G.T. is different from ordinary vaccinations and therefore doesn’t carry their risks, it could potentially be far worse.

Handing genetic control to health practitioners – and by extension, the government – could be really dangerous. Under the guise of protecting us against specific diseases, for example, they could alter our genes to make us more docile or meek, and therefore more easily controlled…