THREE STUDIES LINK NEWBORN VITAMIN K SHOTS TO HIGHER ODDS OF CHILDHOOD CANCERAll three studies were published in the British Medical Journal:
+165% odds of CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA (Golding et al.)
+97% odds of ALL CHILDHOOD CANCERS (Golding et al.)
+79% odds of ACUTE LYMPHOBLASTIC LEUKEMIA (Parker et al.)
+44% odds of CHILDHOOD CANCER (Passmore et al.)
Over 93% of American newborns receive this injection, which can contain benzyl alcohol, polysorbate 80, propylene glycol, and aluminum — all of which are toxic to humans.
Possible cancer mechanisms include genotoxic effects and chromosomal instability.
In an experimental study, vitamin K1 increased sister-chromatid exchanges by 36.5% in fetal sheep within 24 hours of injection, with similar effects observed in cultured human cells.
These exchanges may indicate altered DNA recombination or cellular stress, potentially relevant to genomic instability.
Strangely, new large-scale investigations into this potential cancer link appear to have stopped over 20 years ago, despite multiple studies reporting statistically significant increases in childhood cancer odds.
Mike
