#214 - Simon King Discusses Afferentology, Restoring Strength And Relieving Pain

Vaccine Theories

Simon King discusses his theory on the origins of COVID-19, suggesting a link to the flu vaccine manufacturing process. He explains that the new cell-based flu vaccines, introduced in 2019, use dog kidney cells, which could be a reservoir for coronaviruses. This theory posits that these vaccines might have contributed to the spread of COVID-19, especially in countries where they were widely used 1.

This flu vaccine, the new cell-based flu vaccine, was introduced fall 2019 in Italy, America, and in England. Where was it not introduced? It was not licensed in Australia, New Zealand. Guess who didn't get any Covid? Australia, New Zealand.

--- Simon King

King also questions why countries like Australia and New Zealand, which did not initially use these vaccines, had lower COVID-19 rates 2.

   

Personal Insights

Sharing his personal experience, Simon King recounts contracting COVID-19 and reflects on the broader implications of vaccine use. He emphasizes the potential role of the flu vaccine in the pandemic's spread, noting that he caught COVID-19 despite not being vaccinated against it 1.

I caught Covid. Okay? I caught Covid. So I'm not saying it's not transmissible. I'm just saying, is there a better explanation for how it got around?

--- Simon King

King suggests that the widespread use of cell-based flu vaccines might have facilitated the virus's spread, particularly in regions where these vaccines were prevalent 2.