WORLD: Assuming that the “Medical Treatment Association” group was right and that the DNA impurities in the mRNA vaccine were above the limit values – what consequences should those who have been vaccinated expect?
Wagner: The vaccines are injected into the muscle and reach the lymph nodes. New mRNA vaccines contain nanocarriers that transport genetic material into the cell. They melt through cell membranes. There are cells in the lymph nodes that can mutate very easily. If such a nanocarrier carries DNA into a lymph node cell, the cell may degenerate and cause lymph node cancer as a long-term consequence. In this regard, it is important that the limit values are respected.