VACCINE EXCIPIENTS 01 – What is actually in them?
Our children are our greatest Amanah (trust) from Allah. Raising them means making endless choices to protect their fragile lives. It is completely natural to feel hesitant about injecting unknown substances into their tiny bodies just because we are told to. Wanting to know the absolute truth about these ingredients isn’t about being difficult; it is about being a mother and a father who take their God-given duty seriously and refuse to blindly follow without seeking the truth.
Yehuda Shoenfeld is an Israeli doctor who has conducted extensive research on autoimmune diseases and the immune system (immunology). He is the founder and head of the Zabludowicz Center for Autoimmune Diseases at the Sheba Medical Center. Professor Shoenfeld’s clinical and scientific work is primarily focused on autoimmune and rheumatic diseases, and he has published over 2,300 research papers.
Autoimmunity is defined as “the body’s immune system mistakenly attacking and damaging its own healthy cells and organs.”
In his 2015 medical book “Vaccines and Autoimmunity,” he notes that vaccines contain many reactive substances. These include formaldehyde, monosodium glutamate (MSG, commonly known as Ajinomoto), and DNA-contaminating substances derived from aborted fetal cells used to grow the (so-called) viruses, as well as monkey kidney cells, among many others.
Actually, MSG is the name of the chemical substance. “Ajinomoto” is the name of the company that first produced and sold that substance. However, among Maldivians (and in many other countries worldwide), the common name for MSG has now become “Ajinomoto.”
Shoenfeld wrote:
“Due to the way vaccines are generally produced, they contain all the biochemical substances necessary to induce autoimmune diseases (conditions where the immune system attacks the body).”
Simply put, this renowned doctor is stating that the standard manufacturing process of vaccines involves combining chemicals that are fully capable of tricking your child’s defense system into attacking its own body.
To produce certain vaccines, the (so-called) viruses are grown in foreign cells. These include cells from aborted human fetuses, and animal cells such as monkey kidneys, dog kidneys, pigs, and worms. The FDA permits the use of aborted human (fetal) cells and adult cancer tumor cells in vaccines. Both of these types of cells carry a risk of causing cancer. [1]
However, according to the FDA guidelines on vaccine production, the removal of foreign DNA and protein contamination from vaccines produced using human and animal cells is merely a non-binding recommendation. [2] The Measles and Rubella (MR), Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR), and Hepatitis B vaccines used in the Maldives contain DNA from aborted human fetuses. The oral polio vaccine is produced in monkey kidney cells.
This means that the vaccines injected into our children are grown in the cells of aborted human babies, animals, and even cancer tumors. Shockingly, authorities do not legally force manufacturers to completely remove the DNA from these foreign cells before the vaccine is finalized.
Initially, health authorities recommended limiting the amount of contaminating cell DNA in each dose to 10 picograms. In 1986, a WHO group in Geneva raised this limit to 100 picograms per dose. Then, at a 1997 WHO meeting, this limit was changed to 10 nanograms per dose. These limits were established without any scientific research or data to justify the recommendation. [3]
What this means is that initially, authorities set a strict limit on the amount of foreign DNA allowed in a vaccine. However, because vaccine manufacturing companies found it too difficult to meet this low level, health authorities simply increased the allowed limit by many times. This change was made to make manufacturing easier, not for the safety of the children.
However, each dose of the MMR vaccine contains approximately 150 nanograms (150,000 picograms) of cell double-stranded DNA and single-stranded DNA. Furthermore, this DNA is intentionally fragmented to a length of about 215 base pairs. It is known that DNA fragments shorter than 500 base pairs have the capability to enter living cells. [4] Additionally, Dr. Theresa Deisher’s team discovered that the amount of fetal DNA in each dose ranged between 142 and 2,000 nanograms. [5]
To put it simply, the foreign DNA found in vaccines is chopped into very tiny pieces. Science shows that these tiny fragments are actually the most dangerous because they can easily slip into your child’s living cells and combine with their own DNA, leading to severe risks.
When you become a parent, your whole world shifts to keeping this tiny person safe. At the end of the day, everything we do is to fulfill our duty to our families and to Allah. That’s why the idea of just blindly accepting whatever we’re handed doesn’t sit right with a lot of us. Looking into what’s actually inside these shots isn’t about fear—it’s driven by a parent’s protective love and responsibility. We just want the absolute best for our children. People might judge you or try to make you feel like you’re doing something wrong by pushing back and demanding the facts before you say yes. But remember this: asking questions is exactly what a good, protective mother or father is supposed to do. You are simply taking the necessary means (asbaab) to protect the blessing Allah has entrusted to you, while leaving the ultimate protection to Him.
Note: The virus theory, like Darwin’s theory, is merely a hypothetical concept. There is no direct research proving that viruses can be isolated, extracted, and given to a healthy host to cause disease. The research conducted on this so far consists of deceptive studies that distort reality by mixing various other substances.
* This article is based on the book “Bodily Sovereignty – a luta continua” by Shifan Ahmed, released by Health Defense Maldives in 2021.
[1] FDA “The Pink Sheet” – Page 94
[2] Vaccines Dark Inferno Report – Link
[3] Insertional Mutagenesis Report – Link
[4] Dr. Stanley Plotkin’s Deposition – Link
[5] Dr. Deisher’s Article – Link
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