Gigantomastia and C-Sections: Gender-Specific Effects of COVID Shots on Women

In 2021, I cautioned against one-size-fits-all vaccines for women and men because studies have shown there are significant gender differences between women’s and men’s immune reactions to viral infections such as COVID-19. Collectively, women are “naturally” (without vaccines) better protected against cytokine storms and death (57% lower case fatality ratio than men) because the female immune system generally activates more interferon, Treg, CD8+ T Cells, B Cells, IgG. As a result, women are expected to be more prone to injuries than men with gender-blind vaccine doses (one size fits all).

Now, we have more delayed reports on the harmful effect of the COVID jabs on women’s neuroendocrine (hormones) and immune systems, confirming my earlier hunch:

1- Gigantomastia (hyperplasia of breast tissue): Such as the case of young woman whose breast size increased withing six months after vaccination from a B cup to a triple G (GGG) size! The condition is associated with serious disruptions to hormones such as estrogen and progesterone. Although the effect is satirically labeled as “Pfizer Boob Job” it is a serious condition that can prognosticate breast cancer and other neuroendocrine diseases. There are at least 20 case report papers reporting on this condition, which means the total number of cases are much higher. One 2024 case report on a healthy young woman with rapid bilateral breast enlargement 1 week following Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine administration. Doctors tried several steroids and antibiotics to no effect. Eleven months post vaccine, the plastic surgery team surgically reduced the breasts. The doctors reported “there was significant blood loss, likely due to increased tissue vascularity and inadequate penetration of tumescence in dense tissue. Hemodynamic stability was regained with intravenous fluid support; however, further reduction was limited to minimize greater blood loss…Due to significant intraoperative blood loss, the patient’s hemoglobin dropped from 11 g/dL preoperatively to 6.7 g/dL postoperatively, necessitating transfusion of 3 units of packed red blood cells over 2 days. By postoperative day 2, her hemoglobin stabilized at 8.1 g/dL, and she was discharged. On postoperative day 3, she returned to the emergency department with fever (103.1°F) and chest pain but remained hemodynamically stable.. Her hemoglobin dropped to 7.2 g/dL, and she received 300 mg intravenous Venofer, with plans for further outpatient doses.” The woman’s breast is still size DD and asymmetric.

2- Post-vaccine breast enlargements have also ben associated with Axillary lymphadenopathy, or inflammation of armpit lymph nodes closest to breasts. In the US alone, the voluntary vaccine injury report system (VAERS) has registered 44,397 cases of lymphadenopathy associated with COVID vaccines. The actual numbers are probably much higher such that researchers have even assigned to the disorder a specific disease name: “COVID-19 vaccine–associated axillary lymphadenopathy.” The condition is so widespread that several studies published in journals of the Radiological Society of North America have issued guidelines to clinicians for treatment planning in patients with newly diagnosed breast cancer. Although Axillary lymphadenopathy does not always lead to malignancy, there are reports of the malignant status in “COVID-19 vaccine–associated axillary lymphadenopathy.”

Despite all this evidence, The Ministries of Health in countries like Australia and New Zealand with close ties to pharmaceutical industries, have brushed off any claims that link COVID vaccine to breast and hormonal irregularities in women. Many women have resorted to social media to report their breasts and lymph nodes had "swollen" after receiving their jabs.

3- Irregular Menstruation: In the US alone, the voluntary vaccine injury report system (VAERS) has registered 14,054 cases of irregular menstruation in women. In the UK, where better records are kept, more than 39,000 suspected cases of menstrual disturbance were reported. The role of COVID vaccines is confirmed in a study published in the journal Frontiers in Immunology, where researchers observe there are unsettling menstrual irregularities following receipt of the COVID shots: “Since there is a prominent sex bias in the immune response to infectious diseases in women and men, the role of sex hormones and cortisol becomes important. The treatment regimen may be considered differently in women who also consider their ovarian cycle phases. Women exert robust immune response to antigenic encounters via cell-mediated and humoral arms.” The authors offered validity to the menstrual cycle as “the fifth vital sign” and an overall gauge of wellbeing for women.

4. Pregnancy Complications: A systematic review and meta-analysis published in Nature in 2023, which analyzed 37 studies involving 141,107 pregnant women found a statistically significant increase of 20% in C-section (Cesarean section) rates among vaccinated pregnant women compared to unvaccinated women.

Separately, in “Pfizer papers” Naomi Wolf, Ph.D., collaborated with over 3,250 doctors and scientists to produce 109 detailed reports that reveal alarming data on vaccine-related injuries, particularly reproductive damages.

All these findings confirm vaccines can induce serious disruptions to women’s neuroendocrine (hormones) and immune systems. To date, I have not found any research papers studying the “long term” effects of such disruptions on morbidity and mortality of the cohorts of women who are impacted or their children who inherit their mitochondrial DNA exclusively from these metabolically-impaired mothers.

CREDIT:

I am thankful to Dr. John B., who follows me on twitter (and is followed by me), for sharing the original article: