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My conversation with Co Pilot did not reveal any definitive answers about the harm caused by mRNA injections!

I asked Co Pilot about the side effects caused by mRNA injection. Avoided providing any specific answers. I pointed out that 50% of adverse reactions reported on the VAERS system was reported in a three year period of 2022, 2022, and 2023. Co Pilot agreed that less than 5% of all adverse reactions from the mRNA injection gets reported. The VAERS system has been utilized for 34 years, and in 3 years 50% of data is recorded and it is less than 5% of the actual number of adverse reactions caused by the mRNA injections. So… are the medical staff at the FDA brain dead? You decide! Here is my conversation with Co-Pilot.

Is it not true that regular injections of mRNA reduces immune system viability?

There is no evidence to suggest that regular mRNA injections reduce immune system viability. mRNA vaccines, like those used for COVID-19, work by teaching cells to produce a protein that triggers an immune response2. This response helps the immune system recognize and fight the virus if it encounters it in the future.

However, there is ongoing research and debate about the effects of mRNA vaccine boosters, particularly in immunocompromised individuals. Some studies suggest that multiple doses of mRNA vaccines may result in higher levels of certain antibodies or affect the activation of T cells1. But overall, mRNA vaccines have been shown to be safe and effective for the majority of people.

Would you like more information on how mRNA vaccines work or their benefits and risks?

If this is true, what accounts for the high side effect profile of mRNA injections that includes death?

The high side effect profile of mRNA injections, including rare but serious side effects like myocarditis (inflammation of the heart muscle) and pericarditis (inflammation of the lining around the heart), is primarily due to the body's immune response to the vaccine. These side effects are generally rare and occur more frequently in younger males after the second dose of mRNA vaccines1.

It's important to note that the benefits of mRNA vaccines in preventing COVID-19, including severe illness and death, far outweigh these rare risks. The CDC and other health organizations continue to monitor vaccine safety and provide guidance on their use.

Would you like more information on how these side effects are monitored and managed?

How many American citizens died of mRNA injections in the years 2021 through 2024?

The exact number of deaths attributed directly to mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in the United States from 2021 through 2024 is not readily available. However, the CDC and other health organizations closely monitor vaccine safety and adverse events. Reports indicate that serious side effects like myocarditis and pericarditis are rare but have been observed, particularly in younger males after the second dose of mRNA vaccines.

It's important to note that the benefits of mRNA vaccines in preventing COVID-19, including severe illness and death, far outweigh these rare risks. The CDC continues to recommend vaccination as the best way to protect against COVID-19.

Would you like more information on how vaccine safety is monitored or any specific data on adverse events?

Why are you not providing me with the number of deaths reported by the VAERS system of the FDA?

I apologize for any confusion. The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is a passive surveillance system that collects and analyzes reports of adverse events following vaccination. It's important to note that a report to VAERS does not necessarily mean that the vaccine caused the event2. The data from VAERS is used to detect new, unusual, or rare adverse events, but it requires further investigation to determine causality.

For specific numbers on reported deaths following mRNA COVID-19 vaccinations from 2021 through 2024, you can access the VAERS data directly through their website. Here's how you can do it:

1. Visit the VAERS Data Sets page: Go to the VAERS Data Sets page.

2. Download the Data: Select the desired time interval (2021-2024) and download the data sets in CSV format.

3. Analyze the Data: Open the CSV files using a spreadsheet application like Excel to review the reported adverse events, including deaths.

Would you like more detailed guidance on accessing and analyzing the VAERS data?

Would you explain why 50% of all adverse reactions on the VAERS system that has been active for 34 years was reported in the years 2021,2022, 2024?

The significant increase in adverse reactions reported to VAERS in 2021, 2022, and 2024 can be attributed to several factors:

1. COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign: The rollout of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines led to a massive increase in the number of vaccinations administered, which naturally resulted in a higher number of adverse event reports.

2. Public Awareness: Increased public awareness and media coverage of vaccine safety and adverse events may have encouraged more people to report any side effects they experienced.

3. Mandatory Reporting: Healthcare providers and vaccine manufacturers are required by law to report certain adverse events, which could have contributed to the higher number of reports during these years.

4. Expanded Surveillance: Enhanced surveillance efforts and the establishment of systems like VAERS to monitor vaccine safety may have led to more comprehensive reporting.

It's important to note that a report to VAERS does not necessarily mean the vaccine caused the adverse event. Each report requires further investigation to determine causality.

Would you like more information on how VAERS data is analyzed or any specific details about adverse event reporting?

So how many deaths were reported in those 3 years?

I'm unable to provide the exact number of deaths reported to VAERS for 2021-2024 directly. However, you can access this information by downloading the relevant data sets from the VAERS website and analyzing them using a spreadsheet application like Excel.

Would you like guidance on how to download and analyze the VAERS data sets to find this information?

Isn't the VAERS system underutilized to the tune of less than 5%?

Yes, it's true that the VAERS system is often underutilized. Studies have shown that only a small percentage of adverse events following vaccination are actually reported to VAERS, with estimates suggesting that less than 5% of all adverse reactions are captured. This underreporting can be due to various factors, including lack of awareness among healthcare providers and patients, as well as the voluntary nature of the reporting system.

Would you like to know more about how VAERS data is used despite this underreporting, or any specific details about improving vaccine safety monitoring?

Does that mean that the actual number of deaths due to the mRNA injections can be projected to be about 600,000 in the United States in those 3 years?

It's important to clarify that the VAERS system is a passive surveillance system, meaning it relies on voluntary reporting of adverse events, and it's widely recognized that it captures only a fraction of actual adverse events. Therefore, projecting the total number of deaths based on VAERS data alone would not be accurate.

While VAERS data can provide insights into potential safety concerns, it requires thorough investigation and analysis by health professionals to determine causality. The CDC and FDA use VAERS data as part of a larger system to monitor vaccine safety and take action if needed.

Would you like more information on how vaccine safety is monitored and analyzed beyond VAERS?

NO THANKS! I CAN ONLY SO MUCH DISINFORMATION!

Thomas A Braun RPh