Topic: Denmark Study

The Lausanne Study historically recorded an average of 29 sudden athletic deaths per year globally among those under age 30, but current monthly rates now exceed 100. Denmark has responded to similar data by halting its vaccination program for individuals under age 50, stating it is safer to contract COVID-19 than to take the shot. This shift in policy is highlighted as a rare instance of a government acknowledging the risk-benefit imbalance.

Steve Kirsch cites a new study from Denmark suggesting that vaccine efficacy against the Omicron variant turns negative after 60 to 90 days. He explains that the shots may be suppressing the immune system, making individuals more susceptible to infections and causing latent conditions like cancer to reappear. Kirsch argues that the CDC is ignoring these safety signals to maintain the vaccination narrative.