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Quick Take
A social media post claims that in the year 2009, a woman named Dr. Rima Laibow, who is identified as a “Natural Medicine Advocate,” said in an interview that the World Health Organization had decided that we have ninety percent too many people. It has been working on vaccines since 1974 to create permanent sterility.”
She further said that they would induce a pandemic using the nasal mist vaccine, which is an alive, attenuated virus. We fact-checked and found this claim to be False.
The Claim
The caption of a Facebook post reads, “This was back in 2009.”
It shares a video of a show called ‘Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura,’ in which the host talks to people about various conspiracy theories. The caption of the shared post read, “In 2009, the TruTV reality show, “Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura,” featured leading medical doctor Dr. Rima Laibow, who treated multiple heads of state, discussing how she learned of a UN plan to release a virus as the trigger for depopulation through vaccines & more.”
Fact Check
Was Covid vaccine released as a depopulation measure?
No evidence shows that COVID-19 vaccines are contagious and were released as a depopulation measure. The COVID-19 vaccines were developed to protect people from the serious health risks posed by COVID-19, which has caused millions of deaths worldwide. The vaccines have undergone extensive testing and have been shown to be safe and effective at preventing COVID-19, which is caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. On the contrary, the vaccine is intended to save lives and help control the spread of the virus.
The claimant, Dr. Rima Laibow’s company, has even been announced by the FDA to make unsubstantiated health claims to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19.
The UNICEF advises everyone on this claim and states, “We know that vaccines have enabled mankind to progress by eradicating infectious diseases, which is why we recommend that you do not believe everything you read on the internet and choose carefully what information to share, and to check its accuracy beforehand.”
In some of fake posts people have also started claiming that Iranian Covid-19 vaccine has got WHO approval.
There is no evidence to prove that either the pandemic was planned or the vaccines were used as a depopulation measure.
Now, since we couldn’t find any evidence to prove the claim, let’s read if covid vaccines can cause infertility or not.
Does Covid vaccination cause infertility?
No. There is a lack of scientific evidence to prove that Covid vaccinations are causing infertility. The CDC also states that there is currently no evidence that the COVID-19 vaccines can cause fertility problems.
As published on the WHO website, Dr. Soumya Swaminathan explains that there is absolutely no scientific evidence or truth behind this concern that vaccines somehow interfere with fertility, either in men or in women, because what vaccines do is they stimulate an immune response against that particular protein or antigen of that virus or bacteria. The COVID vaccine stimulates both an antibody response and a cell-mediated immune response against the spike protein of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. So, there is no way vaccines could interfere with the functioning of the reproductive organs in either men or women.
A study published by NIH analyzed data from more than 2,000 couples who were trying to conceive and found that the ability to conceive didn’t alter due to vaccination. However, a recent infection with COVID-19 can temporarily lower infertility.
THIP Media has already fact-checked a claim that stated that Covid vaccine is causing male infertility. We found that the covid virus may negatively affect male fertility for a short period, but no evidence confirms covid vaccine can cause male infertility.
Similarly, another fact check by THIP Media found the claim that the Pfizer Covid vaccine can cause mass depopulation through infertility was Mostly False.
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