Why did they put "Polyethylene Glycol" — the active ingredient in antifreeze — in the Covid injections?

sure it does eventually get to the blood stream.. that's the point of an IM injection... it takes a little longer onset to get to bloodstream/liver metabolism..

and yes, it is metabolized and leaves your system the same way anything that enters your body does.

geez then grow your own F-ing food!

they do this because it INCREASES PROFITABILITY. there is NO way around it, except, grow your own food, make your own meds, etc, etc.

It is s in our faces that they want to kill us, and yet the masses are still lining up to go to the gas chambers, taking their children with them, too.

Excerpt from AFFIDAVIT OF LTC. THERESA LONG M.D. in support of a Motion for a Preliminary Injunction Order

25. Other journals and scientific papers also denote that this particular ingredient has never been used in humans before.4 To be abundantly clear, one of the listed primary ingredients of these injectables is Polyethylene glycol (“PEG”) which is a derivative of ethylene oxide. Polyethylene Glycol is the active ingredient in antifreeze. While it is hard to believe this is a key ingredient in these vaccines, it would explain the increased cardiovascular risk to users of the BioNTech or Comirnaty shots. I cannot discern what form of alchemy Pfizer and the FDA have discovered that would make antifreeze into a healthful cure to the human body.

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27. My assessment is that ALC 0315 is a known toxin with little study, specifically restricted to “research only“ and effectively has no prior use history, with the SDS designation of (GHS02), listed as H315 and H319, in other words, hazardous if inhaled, ingested or in contact with skin and a health hazard with the designation (P313). A review of the SDS outlines that it is not for human or veterinary use,

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Tehre have been significant reactions to the flu vaccine. prior to COVID, there were multiple indications of the flu vaccine toxicity and deaths of people within weeks of the injection, but it was covered up. It was discussed at length on GLP.

It is injected into the muscle, but as we have seen, the blood is affected, as are the organs. It doesn't stay in one place. It has no way to exit the body.

How does Polyethylene glycol metabolize from the blood stream and leave the body?

There was a time when people would get hung for poisoning the food, meds, water.

Now it's all about those profits, no matter what it takes including adding poisons to everything.

Ethylene glycol (old antifreeze) vs propylene glycol (new antifreeze). EG will crystallize in your blood stream if ingested. Best way to survive is to get sloshed as quickly as possible. PG is used in all kinds of productions ... think gel capsule. ... now get back to your witch-hunt.

Product Identifier
Product Name: Propylene Glycol

Recommended use of the chemical and restrictions on use
Recommended Use For Further Manufacturing Use Only.
Uses advised against Not for Human or Animal Drug Use


Also, Incompatible Materials: Strong oxidizing agents. Acid chlorides. Anhydrides. Chloroformates. Reducing agents.

SM-102 is 10% lipid and 90% chloroform. What is happening in the body when chloroform is exposed to propylene glycol? Basic chemistry indicates that this would create a toxic reaction.


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mostly liver enzymes, break it down and carry it's "message" to the brain and other places in the circulatory system.. whatever your body considers waste..which is this stuff.. gets passed through feces and urine.

Product Identifier
Product Name: Propylene Glycol

Recommended use of the chemical and restrictions on use
Recommended Use For Further Manufacturing Use Only.
Uses advised against Not for Human or Animal Drug Use


Also, Incompatible Materials: Strong oxidizing agents. Acid chlorides. Anhydrides. Chloroformates. Reducing agents.

SM-102 is 10% lipid and 90% chloroform. What is happening in the body when chloroform is exposed to propylene glycol? Basic chemistry indicates that this would create a toxic reaction.


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Well you better alert the FDA because PEG is the active ingredient in Miralax, which is OTC and approved by the FDA.

Fine, I was impatient.. here is some data about Polywhatever:

PEG is considered biologically inert and safe by the FDA.

However, a growing body of evidence shows the existence of a detectable level of anti-PEG antibodies in approximately 72% of the population, never treated with PEGylated drugs, based on plasma samples from 1990–1999.[40][further explanation needed] Due to its ubiquity in a multitude of products and the large percentage of the population with antibodies to PEG, hypersensitive reactions to PEG are an increasing concern.[41][42] Allergy to PEG is usually discovered after a person has been diagnosed with an allergy to an increasing number of seemingly unrelated products, including processed foods, cosmetics, drugs, and other substances that contain PEG or were manufactured with PEG

Product Identifier
Product Name: Propylene Glycol

Recommended use of the chemical and restrictions on use
Recommended Use For Further Manufacturing Use Only.
Uses advised against Not for Human or Animal Drug Use


Also, Incompatible Materials: Strong oxidizing agents. Acid chlorides. Anhydrides. Chloroformates. Reducing agents.

SM-102 is 10% lipid and 90% chloroform. What is happening in the body when chloroform is exposed to propylene glycol? Basic chemistry indicates that this would create a toxic reaction.


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Fuck the FDA. They say rat poison is a safe substitute for sugar.

If the MSDS says it isn't fit for animal or human use, then it is obvious that the pharma and food industry bought off the FDA becasue there are no studies that show it is safe for human use. They cannot have it both ways.

You've literally replied to someone in this thread who pointed out the chemical differences between the two things you are confusing, complete with a link.

the FDA is mostly just a tool for big pharma/food to control copyright stuff..

for instance in Texas... we finally have legal pot! because of a farm bill that passed.. but the FDA has not "approved" any products...

but i can go in the gas station and buy a vape cart of THC (but it says NOT FDA APPROVED AND NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION right on the package in huge letters)

Salt is a natural preservative.

I couldn't find anything to support your claim, but found that the majority of drugs that include Polyethylene glycol are laxatives.

I could not find any scientific papers that demonstrate Polyethylene glycol is helathy for human consumption, regardless of their "FDA approved" use in drugs.

No, you can buy delta anything other than 9. Pot is NOT legal in Texas and delta 8 an 10 and whatever else they cook up is not “legal pot”. There is a reason that warning label is on those packages.

No, you can buy delta anything other than 9. Pot is NOT legal in Texas and delta 8 an 10 and whatever else they cook up is not “legal pot”. There is a reason that warning label is on those packages.

The damn vax is not injected into the blood stream! And you can’t argue that doesn’t matter because the shits been in every flu shot for years but since it’s hasn’t been a political pissing point nobody cared except the few that have reactions.

Probably a significant percentage are, because the untrained drones poking people (i.e. the drive-thru at CVS) don't know how to make sure it is being given intramuscular, like it is supposed to.

Likely the reason for much of the clotting and other serious adverse effects.

No, I included the MSDS to show that despite not being the differences, propylene glycol is not listed as safe for human or animal consumption.