Health Impact News – by Christina England
Dr. Ngare Confirms That a Second Vaccine Has Been Contaminated With Hormones Known to Cause Infertility
According to recent news reports, the Kenyan Conference of Catholic Bishops (KCCB) has decided to boycott the current polio vaccine program because they believe that the vaccine manufactured by the Sum Institute of India may contain estradiol, a derivative of the estrogen hormone, which is believed to cause infertility.
NPR news stated that:
“In Kenya, vaccine suspicion has taken its own local strain, aimed less at vaccines themselves than at the international bodies, like the U.N. and WHO, that distribute them. The distrust has been fuelled by WHO’s decision to blanket Kenya with polio vaccines, well over and above routine injections, in an effort to boost population immunity. The idea is that some of the people reached by the campaign will have already been vaccinated, but some will not. The WHO says there’s no harm in giving extra vaccines to children who are already vaccinated.”
One of the professionals raising concerns about the vaccine is obstetrician, gynecologist and member of the Kenyan Catholic Doctors Association, Dr. Wahome Ngare, who says that he believes that the polio vaccine should be tested thoroughly before administration.
Dr. Ngare’s concerns may be justified because last year he and his team discovered that the tetanus vaccines, also introduced by WHO, were laced with the sterilizing hormone HcG.
Health Impact News Investigates
To discover why these concerns have arisen, we contacted Dr. Ngare to ask him more about his fears and the concerns of the KCCB.
Dr. Ngare told Health Impact News that the KCCB first became concerned about the current polio vaccination program after the tetanus vaccinations were found to be contaminated last year. He explained that the KCCB had informed the government on releasing the final tetanus vaccine report in February 2015, that their support for any future vaccination campaigns would be on the condition that joint government/KCCB testing took place before, during and post vaccination.
As they were in the process of negotiating joint testing, they took the liberty of collecting samples from the field from the new shipment brought in for a vaccination campaign planned for April, before any immunization took place. Dr. Ngare explained that when the KCCB tested a selection of polio vaccines from the field, they discovered that two of the six vaccines tested contained estradiol.
He explained that while there have been no human studies to determine the effect that this could have on humans, in animal studies estradiol, when exposed to males, has been shown to damage the sperm-forming mechanism in the testes.
He said:
“There are also studies of estradiol’s effect on males whose mothers were taking it in pills or otherwise during breastfeeding. It is also known to be carcinogenic (causes cancer).”
This is obviously extremely worrying as these vaccines were going to be offered to the under-fives.
Dr. Ngare continued by stating that:
“Obviously, nobody knows what would happen if it is given to human children below the age of 5 years This is because until now, nobody has been crazy enough to experiment on humans!!!! Suffice it to say that Estradiol should not be in a vaccine unless the manufacture can explain its presence and this we have not been able to establish.”
According to reports provided, the samples used for testing were manufactured by the Serum Institute of India and collected in closed vials from the field. All of the samples were then tested for the following:
- Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Hormone (β hCG) by Anion-Exchange chromatography
- Estrogen and its compounds – estrone, estradiol, estriol and ethynylestradio
- Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)
- Luteinizing hormone (LH)
The tests revealed that estradiol was present in two out of the six samples tested.
Due to their findings, the KCCB recommended that further testing should be carried out before further vaccination took place and Dr. Ngare concluded:
“Estradiol should not be in a vaccine unless the manufacturer can explain its presence and this we have not been able to establish.”
Their results are indeed worrying as there is no guarantee that this ingredient has not been used in other polio vaccinations being used around the world.
Hormone Expert Explains the Facts
In a bid to understand more about estradiol and its dangers Health Impact News contacted internationally recognized expert on women’s hormones and behaviors Ms. Leslie Carol Botha. When asked if she believed estradiol is safe to use as an ingredient in vaccinations, Botha said “absolutely not” and confirmed that estradiol was indeed linked to male infertility.
Dr. Ngare told Health Impact News that the KCCB first became concerned about the current polio vaccination program after the tetanus vaccinations were found to be contaminated last year. He explained that the KCCB had informed the government on releasing the final tetanus vaccine report in February 2015, that their support for any future vaccination campaigns would be on the condition that joint government/KCCB testing took place before, during and post vaccination.
As they were in the process of negotiating joint testing, they took the liberty of collecting samples from the field from the new shipment brought in for a vaccination campaign planned for April, before any immunization took place. Dr. Ngare explained that when the KCCB tested a selection of polio vaccines from the field, they discovered that two of the six vaccines tested contained estradiol.
He explained that while there have been no human studies to determine the effect that this could have on humans, in animal studies estradiol, when exposed to males, has been shown to damage the sperm-forming mechanism in the testes.
He said:
“There are also studies of estradiol’s effect on males whose mothers were taking it in pills or otherwise during breastfeeding. It is also known to be carcinogenic (causes cancer).”
This is obviously extremely worrying as these vaccines were going to be offered to the under-fives.
Dr. Ngare continued by stating that:
“Obviously, nobody knows what would happen if it is given to human children below the age of 5 years This is because until now, nobody has been crazy enough to experiment on humans!!!! Suffice it to say that Estradiol should not be in a vaccine unless the manufacture can explain its presence and this we have not been able to establish.”
According to reports provided, the samples used for testing were manufactured by the Serum Institute of India and collected in closed vials from the field. All of the samples were then tested for the following:
- Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Hormone (β hCG) by Anion-Exchange chromatography
- Estrogen and its compounds – estrone, estradiol, estriol and ethynylestradio
- Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)
- Luteinizing hormone (LH)
The tests revealed that estradiol was present in two out of the six samples tested.
Due to their findings, the KCCB recommended that further testing should be carried out before further vaccination took place and Dr. Ngare concluded:
“Estradiol should not be in a vaccine unless the manufacturer can explain its presence and this we have not been able to establish.”
Their results are indeed worrying as there is no guarantee that this ingredient has not been used in other polio vaccinations being used around the world.
Hormone Expert Explains the Facts
In a bid to understand more about estradiol and its dangers Health Impact News contacted internationally recognized expert on women’s hormones and behaviors Ms. Leslie Carol Botha. When asked if she believed estradiol is safe to use as an ingredient in vaccinations, Botha said “absolutely not” and confirmed that estradiol was indeed linked to male infertility.
Sounds like a Bill & Melinda Gates funded charity….
Ah…the “Children of Men” scenario…isn’t predictive programming wonderful?