(screen shot from NIH website)
I am not saying the injection does or does not influence menstruation.
I am saying the public discussion should openly include this though, immediately if not six months ago.
The title of this post is quoted from the NIH website--the National Institutes of Health website, from a statement posted August 2nd, from what I can tell.
I have a friend who told me her menstruation changed after her housemate got vaccinated, even though she herself did not get injected.
Friends of friends have shared some scary stuff as well regarding this.
(screen shot from NIH website)
This is not clinical proof of issue, but it is interesting that the NIH is acknowledging this after months of corporate news and big tech social media censoring and labeling these statements as a "disinformation campaign."
It is hugely important that we do not mess up the reproductive system. Obviously.
I do not claim to know what's going on, but in the USA I have never seen any perspective, theory, plan of action, or medical action pushed this aggressively on the people.
The quickness to label something like this "disinformation" is embarrassing at best and deadly at worst.
https://covid19.nih.gov/news-and-stories/covid-19-vaccines-and-menstrual-cycle
With much respect and curiosity,
@hjchilb
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