Dr. Kevin Stillwagon, a former chiropractor and retired airline captain, explained to a Florida county board why some COVID-19 jab recipients haven’t experienced an adverse reaction.
Dr. Stillwagon told the Orange County board of county commissioners that the jab’s effects are “cumulative” and it’s only a matter of time until COVID-19 jab recipients suffer an adverse reaction.
“The COVID shot creates a toxic spike protein in your body that can cause adverse reactions including nervous system disorders, cancers and worst of all myocarditis that can lead to sudden death,” Dr. Stillwagon explained to the panel.
He noted that individuals who took the shot and experienced no adverse reactions must think this is crazy.
“I got the shot and nothing bad happened to me,” he said.
“I’ll give you five reasons why that is.”
The first reason is where the tip of the needle enters the body.
“If it’s in a vein or a capillary bed, those particles will rapidly spread to your heart and to your brain, increasing your chances of neurologic and cardiac symptoms,” he said.
The second reason is the dosage of the injection.
“You have no idea how many particles are in that syringe. It could vary tenfold based on how it was prepared, and the more particles you get, the greater the chance of an adverse reaction,” he explained.
“So maybe you just got lucky.”
The third reason is the possible degradation of polyethylene glycol in the injections.
“There is polyethylene glycol in the shot that keeps the particles from sticking together. If it degrades, and it does, you could get injected with coagulating goo that can cause a deadly stroke or heart attack within minutes or hours,” he said.
The fourth reason is potential degradation of the mRNA in the shot.
“So it won’t even make the spike protein at all, lessening your chance of an adverse reaction,” he explained.
The fifth reason is the acidity level of the recipient’s body.
“The more acidic your body is, the more spike proteins you will make. And that will increase the chance of an adverse reaction,” he said.
“So maybe you got lucky again. And your body due to your diet or medications was less acidic, and you made less spike proteins. But you can only be lucky for so long.”
Dr. Stillwagon’s final advice is to NEVER take one of these injections again.
For individuals who did take the COVID-19 shot, he recommends to get your D-dimer levels checked for micro-clotting and troponin checked for myocarditis.
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Last September, Dr. Stillwagon criticized the county commissioners for their positions on the COVID-19 shots and masking.
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