Zika is completely harmless to nearly everyone, and your body self-immunizes against Zika without any vaccine needed

Secondly, the Zika fear factor has been wildly overblown by the media for a specific political purpose that I’ll reveal later. In reality, Zika virus is almost completely harmless to nearly everyone.

This is admitted by none other than the CDC which says on its Zika overview page that:

• “Many people infected with Zika virus won’t have symptoms or will only have mild symptoms.” (In other words, the symptoms are so mild, most people won’t even experience any ill effects at all.)

• “People usually don’t get sick enough to go to the hospital, and they very rarely die of Zika.” (There’s no hospitalization required because the infection is so mild.)

• “Once a person has been infected with Zika, they are likely to be protected from future infections.” (Your body will self-immunize against Zika upon the first exposure, meaning that vaccines are not necessary.)

The Big Lie about Zika and microcephaly

And finally, the Big Lie about Zika is that it is responsible for every case of microcephaly (shrunken skulls and brains) being witnessed today. This Big Lie is repeated by the CDCwhich claims, without any scientific proof whatsoever, that “Zika infection during pregnancy can cause a birth defect of the brain called microcephaly and other severe fetal brain defects.”

This conclusion was reached by the CDC using epidemiological statistics, not rigorous scientific studies of cause and effect. In other words, the CDC observed that women in regions of South America that hosted Zika-carrying mosquitoes were suffering from microcephaly in their newborn children. From this, they concluded a cause-and-effect relationship between Zika virus and the developmental deformities. What they failed to recognize, however, is the presence of the dominant cause: All these same areas were also being sprayed with highly toxic larvicide chemicals that work by interfering with the nervous systems of insects.

Those same chemicals, when ingested by pregnant women, also cause neurodevelopmental deformities in human children. This doesn’t mean that Zika can’t also cause microcephaly in rare cases, but Zika is likely to be only a minor factor that’s far outpaced by the causative factor of larvicide exposure.