The premise that COVID-19 vaccines cause "spike protein shedding" is scientifically incorrect. Authorized vaccines do not contain live virus or replicate, and the localized spike proteins they prompt cells to make are not shed into the environment. Consequently, questions of protection against shedding do not apply. [ 1, 2, 3] The Facts on Spike Protein Shedding - No Biological Mechanism: Authorized vaccines (such as mRNA or viral vector vaccines) do not replicate or release components, meaning "shedding" is not scientifically possible. [1, 2]
- Localized Production: The proteins created by the vaccine instructions stay mostly near the injection site and local lymph nodes, breaking down rapidly within the body. [1, 2]
- No Risk to Others: Unvaccinated people cannot absorb or contract spike proteins or illness by being around vaccinated individuals. [1, 2]
- Approved Uses: Ivermectin is an antiparasitic drug. Major health authorities and medical organizations state there is no reliable scientific evidence showing it prevents or treats COVID-19. [1, 2]
- Public Health Consensus: Participating safely in daily public activities relies on standard public health measures rather than off-label preventative medications. [1, 2]
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