Dr. Andrea Stramezzi Exposes Risks of New Self-Amplifying mRNA Vaccine at Tokyo Summit

In this compelling and urgent video, Dr. Andrea Stramezzi, an Italian doctor and one of the few experts invited to the prestigious 6th ICS summit in Tokyo, discusses a groundbreaking and controversial development in the medical field. Dr. Stramezzi reveals the recent approval of a new self-amplifying mRNA vaccine, Replicon, by the Japanese drug regulator. He delves into the potential long-term implications of this vaccine, which continuously replicates both messenger mRNA and the Spike protein within the body.

Drawing on insights from international colleagues and his own expertise, Dr. Stramezzi raises critical concerns about the global impact of this technology, including the risks of prolonged production of Spike protein and the possibility of transmission to unvaccinated individuals through exosomes. He warns of the potential for an increase in adverse events and urges the global community, particularly in Italy, to raise awareness about what he calls a "criminal" threat to public health.

Join Dr. Stramezzi in this eye-opening discussion as he calls for urgent action and greater dialogue on the implications of this new vaccine. Share this video to spread the message and stay informed about the latest developments in the fight for medical safety.