Pfizer mRNA technology gene based vaccine causes Alopecia Areata & what do you know, Pfizer treats Alopecia! Its incredible duplicity & malfeasance & this stack by Makis shows 12 cases, be WARNED

Pfizer and Moderna have emerged as two deadly sinister malfeasant vaccine companies who have used the mRNA technology to harm and kill people! Their mRNA vaccines KILL, NEVER touch it! no more!

‘2021 July - (above photo) 28 year old Japanese woman develops rapidly progressive Alopecia after 1st Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccine

Jan.2023 (Martora et al) - 7 yo girl develops Alopecia

7 year old girl had 2 doses of Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine. 20 days later she developed erythematous and vescicolous unilateral lesions localized to the trunk with a burning sensation. She was diagnosed with alopecia areata and herpes zoster.

She did not take any drugs and there was no other plausible explanation for the findings.

2023 Jan (Matsuda et al) - 37 year old Japanese woman

37 yo woman developed low grade persistent fever on day 13 after Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.

She noticed coin-sized hair loss on day 22, and it became widespread within 1 week. The patient's hair mostly recovered leaving only one oval bald patch on day 310 with topical corticosteroid therapy alone.

2022 Sep (Deborah Lin et al) - 57 year old woman

57 year old woman developed multiple diffuse areas of patchy hair loss one day after her 1st Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.

The patches progressed to 50% scalp involvement.

2022 Sep - Melbourne, Australia - Kerry

2022 Apr - Kevan Taylor

2022 Apr - Sydney, Australia, 40 year old Samio Elsherbiny

Had Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine on July 24, 2021. Less than 2 weeks later, he started noticing chunks of his beard falling out, then his eyebrows and then waking up to chunks of hair on his pillow in the morning.

2022 Feb (Marco May Lee et al) - 80 year old man

80 year old man had 1st dose of Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine and 7 days later developed rapidly progressive loss of facial hair and widespread involvement of the entire scalp

He had a 2nd mRNA vaccine dose and reported worsening.

At 2 month follow-up he had alopecia areata totalis.

2022 Jan (Gallo et al) - 31 year old man, healthcare worker

31 year old man had 2nd Pfizer dose and 3 weeks later presented with intense hair loss and appearance of numerous patches of alopecia.

This was the first report of Alopecia after Pfizer COVID-19 mRNA vaccine in the literature.

2021 Aug (Iwata et al) - 40 year old Japanese woman

40 yo Japanese woman had rapidly progressive alopecia after 1st dose of Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccine

She lost her head hair, eyebrows, eyelashes, axillary hair, pubic hair, and hair on the arms and legs. She again received the second dose of the same vaccine a month later and there was no additional event except for a mild fever for a few days.

Anonymous - 20 year old woman after 2nd dose of Moderna

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‘mRNA Injury series - Alopecia Areata after Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccines - 12 cases examined - Pfizer developing a new drug to treat the Alopecia it caused’

mRNA Injury series - Alopecia Areata after Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 mRNA vaccines - 12 cases examined - Pfizer developing a new drug to treat the Alopecia it caused

Makis:

Alopecia is also seen with AstraZeneca and Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccines.

“Alopecia areata (AA) is a patchy autoimmune nonscarring hair loss.” (Abdalla et al)

WHO Vigiaccess records 1254 cases of Alopecia areata due to COVID-19 vaccines.

“Alopecia areata (AA) is a T lymphocyte-mediated autoimmune condition characterized by hair loss due to an inflammatory response targeting the hair follicle. Recent reports have suggested that COVID-19 may trigger a variety of autoimmune conditions, including AA” (2022 Feb, Scollan et al)

“Alopecia areata (AA) is a patchy nonscarring alopecia with underlying autoimmunity against hair follicles with resultant dystrophy of the hair follicle at the anagen phase of growth. Severe forms of AA include alopecia totalis (all scalp hair) and universalis (entire body). Despite multiple underlying pathophysiological mechanisms, there are two well-established primary explanations. The immune dysregulation with loss of immune privilege of hair follicles and genetic predisposition. Other factors include infections, drugs, and vaccines with consequent immune dysregulation and development of AA.” (2022 Aug, Abdalla et al)