VACCINE SCIENCE & INGREDIENTS

What Is in the Vial. What the Science Actually Says.

Vaccines contain a range of excipients — adjuvants, preservatives, stabilisers, and residual manufacturing ingredients — that are rarely disclosed to patients or examined for cumulative biological effect. Aluminium hydroxide and aluminium phosphate — used as adjuvants in many childhood vaccines to amplify immune response — are documented neurotoxins that accumulate in brain macrophages and have been associated with macrophagic myofasciitis, a distinct histological entity characterised by persistent aluminium deposits at injection sites. The pharmacovigilance database MHRA Yellow Card and the US VAERS system represent passive reporting mechanisms that structurally undercount adverse events by an estimated factor of 1-10%.