Under The Skin: What does aluminum do in vaccinations? (Documentary 2022)

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“Under the Skin,” a new documentary by science journalist Bert Ehgartner, explores research into the aluminum compounds used in vaccines, including a new “extra-strong” aluminum compound used in Merck’s Gardasil vaccine for human papillomavirus.

The long-awaited sequel to "Age of Aluminum"The vaccination issue dominates the news – and causes heated debates among family and friends. Since key political and scientific figures have committed themselves to the idea that the only way out of the covid pandemic is to vaccinate the population, people have faced enormous pressure to get vaccinated: to keep their jobs or avoid being bullied in their daily lives. The mainstream lumps together “vaccination” and praises the great historical successes – but overlooks the fact that every vaccination works differently and has its own benefit-harm ratio. The mainstream lumps “vaccination” together and praises the great historical successes – but overlooks the fact that each vaccination works differently and has its own unique benefit-harm ratio. And this was already true in the times before COVID-19. Bert Ehgartner undertakes an exciting research journey into the role of one of the most important ingredients of vaccinations, which was first added experimentally almost 100 years ago: the aluminum compounds . To this day, they are used in two-thirds of vaccinations without understanding their specific mechanism of action. What is their actual purpose? And what role do aluminum additives play in the development of allergies and autoimmune diseases? “UNDER THE SKIN” tells the well-founded and authentic story of a new vaccination against cervical cancer, which is pushed to a global blockbuster via an aggressive marketing campaign. When rare – but serious – side effects occur in the vaccinated girls, all connections are denied until a Danish team of doctors collects dozens of cases and sends a safety warning to the European Medicines Agency (EMA). Thereupon, an exciting plot develops that exemplifies how a large corporation, with the help of “friendly” authorities, uses the historically acquired good image of vaccinations to make billions in profits.