Topic: Immunopathology

A 2012 study from the University of Texas bioweapons research facility in Galveston reportedly warned against developing a SARS vaccine due to risks of pulmonary immunopathology. Claims are made that the vaccines cause blood clots and hemorrhages in the lungs and brain. The segment suggests that maintaining high levels of Vitamin D, C, and Zinc would make individuals "invincible" to the virus.

The discussion focuses on the technical aspects of the University of Texas research, specifically the occurrence of Th2-type immunopathology in vaccinated mice. Jones reads from the report, which cautions against human application due to hypersensitivity induced by vaccine components. He describes the physical toll on lab animals, including internal bleeding and lung damage, as evidence that the body is being programmed to attack itself.