The sixth update covers adverse reactions inputted to the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme from the 9th December 2020, the day after the first Pfizer jab was administered in the United Kingdom up to the 29th February 2021.
In the week since the fifth report, which covered adverse reactions reported up to the 21st February 2021, here have been a further 3482 Yellow Cards for the Pfizer vaccine and 11,263 Yellow Cards for the Oxford vaccine.
However this does not reflect the total number of adverse reactions as a Yellow Card report can contain multiple averse reactions, and it is believed that around only 1% of adverse reactions to the Covid jabs are actually reported to the scheme.
As of the 28th February 2021 a total of 10.7 million does of the Pfizer MRNA jab have been administered compared to 9.7 million of the Oxford Viral Vector jab. However even though 1 million more doses of the Pfizer have been administered it fares much better in the number of adverse reactions reported compared to the Oxford jab.
The Pfizer jab has so far had 94,809 suspected adverse reactions, whereas the Oxford jab has had more than double this amount, now standing at a total of 201,622 suspected adverse reactions as of the 28th February 2021.
In the first report, which included adverse reactions reported to the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme up to the 24th January 2021, the rate of adverse reactions stood at 1 in every 333 people. Just a couple of weeks later this had increased to 1 in every 250. This rate has now increased to 1 in every 166 people, meaning the rate of adverse reactions has doubled in just one month.
Now you may have heard the argument by those in authority that the adverse reactions reported are not showing cause for concern as they are in line with what would be expected in the population without the vaccine being administered. The Government even claim this in their own report –
‘It may be difficult to tell the difference between something that has occurred naturally and a suspected adverse reaction. A range of other isolated or series of reports of non-fatal, serious suspected ADRs have been reported. These all remain under continual review, including through analysis of expected rates in the absence of vaccine.‘
The thing is, there is a way to prove that the vaccines are the cause of the adverse reactions and that is to compare the adverse reactions to the Pfizer jab and the adverse reactions to the Oxford jab side by side.
If there is no difference between what we would expect to see in the general population without the vaccine being administered then the rate of reported reactions should be pretty similar for both jabs, shouldn’t they?
Well ‘The Daily Expose‘ investigated, and this is what we found…<<<Read The Full Article Here>>>...
