“No Records Found” — Segment 1: CDC Busted for Having No Data to Support its Claim that Most COVID-19 Vaccine Ingredients Can Be Found in Food. By ICAN - Informed Consent Action Network (12/02/24)
ICAN’s legal team submitted numerous FOIA requests asking CDC for the evidence it relied upon to make statements on its "Myths & Facts About COVID-19 Vaccines" page.
What was the CDC’s response? "No Records Found!"
In Segment 1 of its new series “No Records Found,” ICAN tackled this statement:
“Nearly all the ingredients in COVID-19 vaccines are also ingredients in many foods – fats, sugars, and salts.”
(ICAN has closely studied the ingredients listed in each COVID-19 vaccine insert and, therefore, was surprised by the claim.)
ICAN’s attorneys sent multiple FOIA requests to the CDC, phrased in different ways, asking for all records showing:
The foods that contain the same ingredients as those found in the COVID-19 vaccines.
The foods that contain recombinant spike protein from the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
The foods that contain nucleoside-modified messenger RNA.
The foods that contain extracts from the soapbark tree.
The foods that contain baculovirus and cellular DNA, lentil lectin, methyl-α-D-mannopyranoside, simethicone, pluronic F-68, Triton X-100 and/or Tergitol.
Eating an ingredient found in food has the same effect on the body as injecting that same ingredient into the body.
CDC was not able to find ANY matching records whatsoever. ICAN wrote:
Not a single study, white paper, or even an email from the “leading” public health agency on the planet to support a statement it calls “fact” on a page about “busting myths.” Truly incredible, ironic, and disturbing.
Related:
Myths & Facts About COVID-19 Vaccines (updated 08/30/24):
ED NOTE
Take all CDC "Myths and Facts" with a grain of salt — in fact, all the grains of salt in the ocean. Please ask your doctor to do the same.
