COVID vaccines may change your menstrual cycle

[jmyrlefuller]

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/01/06/1070796638/covid-vaccine-periods

A new scientific study shows that vaccination can cause changes to the timing of menstruation.

Clinical trials for the COVID vaccines looked for side-effects like headaches or fever, but when it came to reproductive health, the main focus was on pregnancy, not menstruation.

"The menstrual cycle is like the stepsister that gets ignored," Edelman says. "It's considered unimportant in the grand scheme of things, but it actually really is important to people day-to-day."

And many people did notice changes to their menstrual cycles. A survey conducted by anthropologists found numerous reports of unusually heavy flows and even breakthrough bleeding among some people who hadn't menstruated in years.

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[jmyrlefuller]

Note that if you attempt to search out this story, you will find almost all of the mainstream news sources spinning it to prevent people from coming to the conclusion that this could be concerning enough not to get the vaccine or the booster.

[Bigun]

Not going to change mine one iota for tw reasons.

1. I don't have one.

2. I ain't gonna get one.

[Wingnut]

I heard that Viagra has been successful as a covid treatment in both men and women patients when the virus settles in the lungs.

[mountaineer]

I can't imagine the harm the vaccines might do to children and young people in general, and it may not show up for years.
Meanwhile:

George Webb - Investigative Journalist
@RealGeorgeWebb1
We have been talking about the Chimeric Mutator Protein being introduced into adjuvants, causing cell dysfunction and apoptosis (cell death).  This “accelerated aging” is the only thing that could produce a 40% increase in death rates.

8:26 AM · Jan 9, 2022

[mountaineer]

Peter McCullough, MD MPH
@P_McCulloughMD
These findings are cohesive. LNP accumulate in the corpus lutetium, deliver the payload, then synthesized protein begins to have its affects first on regulatory cycles and later with with sequential dosing, the pathogenic process is set to influence gametogenesis and ovulation

6:59 PM · Jan 7, 2022·