Doctors at a citizens conference on Canadian freedom said shedding of the COVID-19 vaccine can happen, but the immune systems of the unvaccinated can usually handle it..During the final day of the Reclaiming Canada Conference hosted by We Unify in Victoria, moderator Emmanuel Parenteau asked, “What is the current knowledge regarding vaccine shedding, getting spike protein contamination as an unvaccinated person from vaccinated people? Is that a thing? Do we know anything about it? Is there any data on it?”.Dr. Stephen Pelech of the Canadian COVID Care Alliance said only in rare circumstances would a reasonable risk exist..“Many people are concerned about it. There is this natural phenomena of people that are unvaccinated do sense when they're around a person who has just recently been vaccinated. It could be the increased risk of actually getting COVID,” Makis said..“It could be the destruction of the cells that are expressing the spike protein they produce, we call exosomes. These exosomes are about the size of the virus, and they can be shed from the body as well. So they'll be coated with spike protein. And many people that already have immunity, their bodies will sense it and will react to it like an allergy.”.Pelech said an outright organ transplant from someone who had been vaccinated might cause “a very strong inflammatory response that could cause tissue damage.” Another scenario “that could be quite dangerous to people” would be a blood transfusion from someone who’s “just recently been vaccinated.”.Dr. William Makis, an Edmonton doctor who sued Alberta Health Services for wrongful dismissal, highlighted the sudden deaths of doctors, pilots, and vaccinated youth on his substack blog. He said shedding is a common concern for the unvaccinated..“It's always the number one question and there's always a fear attached to it. ‘Can I get vaccinated by exposure to shedding being around someone who's not vaccinated?’ And I want to alleviate that fear that at least from what we know, right now, there shouldn't be a risk,” he said..“Your body will deal with it as an external toxin. So you might have a bit of an immune reaction, there shouldn't be a mechanism of you becoming vaccinated simply through shedding or through that kind of exposure to the spike protein.”.Dr. Stephen Malthouse was more cautious. He said he was curious if EMF electromagnetic field sensitivity might play a role in who is affected and that more research was required..“Despite the fact that it's such a well known phenomenon, the shedding, we really don't know the mechanism. And so we better keep the possibilities open as to what could be causing this,” Malthouse said.
