‘Detox’ routines won’t undo Covid vaccine, experts tell anti-vaxxers.
Medical experts are speaking out against Covid-19 vaccine “detoxes” that some inaccurately
claim can remove the effects of vaccinations received under mandates and other public health
rulings. In one TikTok video that has received hundreds of thousands of views, Carrie Madej,
an osteopath* based in Georgia, falsely claims a bath containing baking soda, epsom salts and
the cleaning agent borax will “detox the vaxx” from anyone who has received a jab.
Experts say such a bath could irritate the skin and eyes – but will not remove the effects of a
Covid-19 vaccine.
Madej, and an active anti-vaxxer, also claims that "35,924 people have died within 21 days of
having a Covid-19 vaccine in England during the first eight months of 2021 according to the
UK Office for National Statistics data." Which of course is total bullshit, unsupported by any
actual ONS data sets.
*Dubious Aspects of Osteopathy.
Medical experts are speaking out against Covid-19 vaccine “detoxes” that some inaccurately
claim can remove the effects of vaccinations received under mandates and other public health
rulings. In one TikTok video that has received hundreds of thousands of views, Carrie Madej,
an osteopath* based in Georgia, falsely claims a bath containing baking soda, epsom salts and
the cleaning agent borax will “detox the vaxx” from anyone who has received a jab.
Experts say such a bath could irritate the skin and eyes – but will not remove the effects of a
Covid-19 vaccine.
Madej, and an active anti-vaxxer, also claims that "35,924 people have died within 21 days of
having a Covid-19 vaccine in England during the first eight months of 2021 according to the
UK Office for National Statistics data." Which of course is total bullshit, unsupported by any
actual ONS data sets.
*Dubious Aspects of Osteopathy.
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