The Highwire with Del Bigtree - THE BLOODY TRUTH

Episode Date: August 2, 2022

Neither government regulatory agencies, nor vaccine makers, cared to monitor what the experimental Covid jabs did to women’s cycles. After widespread alarm, the menstruation issues have turned out to be real, and lacking any long-term studies on fertility.#VaccineReaction #MenstrualChanges #WomensHealthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-highwire-with-del-bigtree--3620606/support.

We run with a lot of stories here early on. We run with a lot of things that sometimes may not be fully developed yet because we sent something here. We see something in the data that's lining up that is truthful. And this was one of the stories now as it comes out in the mainstream, sometimes weeks, sometimes years later. We have to do a flashback just to remind people that we did cover this. So in April in 2021, we covered this story.

Take a look at this. Take a step back and see what we got here. In February, basically mid-February, we started to see this. these reports out of Israel because they were one of the first countries to really blanket their population with these Pfizer shot. It's in mid-February, some vaccinated Israeli women report irregular menstrual cycles bleeding. It says in here several Israeli women who received the coronavirus vaccine have posted on social media in recent days that they had been experiencing irregular menstrual cycles and abnormal vaginal bleeding. The health minister received similar reports from 13

women saying their period came early, while others reported irregular bleeding between between their menstrual periods. So it's interesting, this is such an interesting story because it's being driven by social media, people reporting on social media. Now remember the COVID vaccine trials, all of them, they were not reporting this. They were not keeping track of any changes

in cycles or menstruation. So people are having to take to social media to really talk about this because they are experiencing this. So this was in the daily mail. Which I wanna add is somewhat shocking because I remember what we did report is you weren't really allowed to be pregnant in any of these trials. And in fact, you weren't supposed to be having sexual intercourse during these trials. And so there was something about fertility or, you know, germline transfer or things that we've talked about

that had them concerned. So it's amazing that nowhere in the trials was a group actually watching, you know, the heart of fertility being, you know, menstruation and ovulation. Wow. Yeah, I remember that. And there's so many people writing to the show talking about this issue, people that were seeing, you know, all of these issues. And, you know, it went a step further. A lot of people that weren't vaccinated, but had someone that just been vaccinated around them, suddenly they were having a shift in their menstrual cycle. But so is there new data coming out on this? There is. Yeah. And so many stories. We all hear these stories. And just remember when we were hearing these stories early on, this is what the headlines were telling us. No data on COVID vaccines to menstrual changes. experts say. Here's another one. No, we don't know if vaccines change your period. And it goes on to say, so far there's no data linking the vaccines to changes in menstruation. Even if there is a connection, one unusual period is no cause for alarm. And then even Reuters here,

here's a great headline. It's two pieces of unscientific data in one headline. Vaccines not linked to menstrual changes. COVID flu shots can go together. But we do have new data on this. And it started really in January of this year, the National Institutes of Health did its own study on a U.S. cohort. And this was at their own website right here. You can go to their own website and see this. COVID-19 vaccines linked a small increase in menstrual cycle length. And this is the study here, association between menstrual cycle length and coronavirus disease, 2019, vaccination. And what they did find was it wasn't quite a day. It was like 0.64 or something of a day, plus or minus, on the front end and the back end of the cycles. But one of the explanations was, well,

It could be stress from the pandemic response. The lockdowns are really stressing people out. And, you know, the stress has been known to, you know, change menstrual cycles and links of a period. So in their study, this is the NIH again. This is what they write. Our results cannot be explained by generalized pandemic stress because our unvaccinated control groups saw no changes over a similar period, a similar time period. Very important piece of information there from that study. And now this is the big story, really.

And that survey, those social media responses were actually collected. A doctor outside the U.S. government did a survey, a large survey of people. And this is what she found in her colleagues. This is the headline here, I believe CBS News, menstrual changes after COVID vaccines may be far more common than previously known. So this is the new headline. This is where it's at right now. And this is a study here investigating trends in those who experience menstrual blood. bleeding changes after SARS-CoV-2 infection.

Now, the big takeaway from this study that everybody's reporting on is this right here. In this sample, it says 42% of people with regular menstrual cycles bled more heavily than usual. Wow. Okay. That's what we have here. Big, big story. I believe 44% saw no change, and then there was some people that were in neither category. But if you read into the article a little more, this research study, this is what the mainstream is not reporting on.

Among non-menstruating premenopausal respondents, 1,815 of them, on hormonal treatments, a majority, 65.7% experience breakthrough bleeding after a vaccine. And then this is another data point, super important. Among post-menopausal people, so these, the period stopped, I believe in the study it was for 12 months or longer, no cycle. Among post-menopausal people who were not on any hormonal treatments, 238 of them, breakthrough bleeding was reported by 66% of respondents. So they started bleeding again. And there's another chart. Again, if we're just looking at really the bombshell things that the mainstream

should have reported on, this is a chart of some reproductive issues. We have endometriosis, fibroids, PCOS. And you can see all of these after the vaccination reported heavier bleeding every single one of these categories. So it appears from this study, this survey, that reproductive issues are exacerbated by the vaccine. You know, and I suppose people that are brand new watching this today could be saying, so what, all right, so you have more bleeding. But the question that we try to ask ourselves is it's not normal. And what is it really leading us to understand?

What do we know? I mean, we were told this vaccine goes into your arm, stays in your arm, the antibodies are made in the arm, and therefore it doesn't affect any other parts of the system. when a vaccine that has nothing to do with your fertility starts affecting your, you know, fertility abilities or, you know, the part of your body that leads to fertility, we should really be alarmed. It's like, oh, well, yeah, we see that problem, but we're all moving on. And, you know, I know we've talked about the study where they showed, you know, where the vaccine went in the body. And this was it out of Japan. And what this ended up discussing and showed over time

was that it went to your organs, it went to the brain. But one of the heaviest places this vaccine seems to land is right in the, I believe it is, total lipid concentration in the ovaries was through off the charts. Just within hours, look at that, within the quarter of an hour, they're seeing it there. And by the end, 12.3, whatever the measurement is there, but was very high when we looked at all the other organs. So it's settling down in the ovaries and then they start bleeding, even menopausal women. I'm sorry, we should be alarmed. This is not where the vaccine should be. It's not supposed to be having anything to do with your ovaries. And so these are the types of things we've been reported. And by the way, I want to tell you folks what it's like to having been

an Emmy Award winning producer, as Jen Sherry, my executive producer is from the doctors, working for CBS. You know, when I read the New York Times and Washington Post and all these of the Guardian, they attack. I mean, you can't imagine what it's like to be the highway. We, you enough of you are watching that they literally reach out to us to like berate us on our approach all the time. So when we you all these times where we were right and they were saying, oh, you know, fact check, this isn't correct. We're having to answer emails. I have to sit there and answer these fools and send them to science. Of course, they usually don't respond or write some article has nothing to do with my response, but it's just part of what you don't see, this attack by stupid people trying to, you know,

talk down to me and Jeffrey and all of us on this team. We're fine with it because there's a real power to knowing you're right. But just know that. all that is taking place. And how many times do we get to come back here and drag New York Times through the mud and say, told you so again. Guess you got this one right too. That's right. We're going to do it again. And boy, they get hopping mad when you start showing some evidence of issues with the vaccine when it comes to fertility, reproduction, menstruation. Yeah. That's a really hot button topic. It's really interesting how they just launch out at that.