Suzanne Humphries Tries to Make the Case That She is Not a Lunatic

But even her anti-vaccine followers aren't buying it this time.

After a recent appearance on Joe Rogan, Suzanne Humphries apparently isn’t taking kindly to the fact that she was extensively fact-checked.

If you watched Suzanne Humphries on Joe Rogan, then be sure to watch Dr Dan Wilson debunk all of her misinformation.

She thinks she has evidence to support her claims — her unhinged claims that Joe Rogan gave her a huge platform to spread.

Package inserts aren’t evidence that there is anything wrong with vaccines…

Her evidence apparently is the package insert for a tetanus vaccine which states that “Clostridium tetani culture is grown in a peptone-based medium containing an extract of bovine muscle tissue and detoxified with formaldehyde. The bovine muscle tissue used in this medium in US sourced.”

But does that really sound like evidence to support her claim that they used rotten meat to make vaccines?

Of course not!

They are simply describing the Mueller-Miller medium that is used to grow the Clostridium tetani bacteria, which will produce tetanus toxin.

Medium that was never made with rotten meat!

“The tetanus toxin is produced from Clostridium tetani grown in modified Mueller-Miller casamino acid medium without beef heart infusion.”

Tdap package insert

Medium that doesn’t even use meat anymore!

Newer vaccines use a semisynthetic medium with alternative protein sources.

Suzanne Humphries’ evidence was a tetanus vaccine that was discontinued over ten years ago.

When making vaccines, they can use large fermenters or bioreactors to control oxygen levels. They don’t need rotting flesh. They simply require a source of protein and amino acids.

And while her followers aren’t even buying her rotten meat analogy, she is sticking to it!

Instead of vaccines being made with rotten flesh or as a witches brew of chemicals, know that they are made in clean rooms with large scale, stainless steel bioreactors, master cell banks, seed fermenters, microcarriers, centrifuges, filtration and chromatography equipment, and filling and lyophilization equipment.

And know that anti-vaccine influencers can not back up their propaganda with evidence because they simply use talking points that have already been refuted a thousand times.

References

Package Insert - Adacel. https://www.fda.gov/files/vaccines%2C%20blood%20%26%20biologics/published/Package-Insert-Adacel.pdf