Dr. William Makis: Is It Possible to be Addicted to COVID-19 Vaccine Injections?
Ben is a political activist in Toronto, Canada who has had 10 COVID-19 Vaccines
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By Dr. William Makis May 24, 2024 COVID Intel
Toronto, Ontario, Canada â Meet Ben Donato-Woodger, a political activist for Ontario NDP Party who claims to have had 10 COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines
In his June 18, 2023 Instagram post, Ben claimed he had taken 9 COVID-19 Vaccines and then had a 10th on Dec. 19, 2023.
Jan. 11, 2023: âYou better believe I have a recurring task to get boosted every 84 daysâ
From Feb. 20, 2023:
Here he is with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, who herself pushed the âdouble jabâ COVID-19 and Influenza Vaccines.
My TakeâĤ
Is COVID-19 Vaccine Injection ADDICTION a real phenomenon?
I believe it is.
âDrugAbuse.gov offers an insightful explanation based on brain image studies from people addicted to drugs. The study found, physical changes in areas of the brain that are critical for judgment, decision making, learning, memory, and behavior control in addicted people. Scientists believe that these changes alter the way the brain works and may help explain the compulsive and destructive behaviors of an addicted person.
In this case, addiction is demonstrated as both a mental, or psychological, and chemical, or physical, affect in the brain, thus providing evidence that addiction is both psychological and physical.
Not to mention, addictions are formed because they influence the part of the brain that controls pleasurable feelingsâthose creating a strong desire to recreate the pleasurable feelings associated with substances. Every single drug affects dopamine levels in the brain, creating the reward response, or formed need to keep supplying it with the substance.â
COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine Propaganda targeted dopamine levels of recipients with endless rewards
There has been no other medical procedure in history, that has been associated with so many rewards, as COVID-19 Vaccines have. Here is just a sample of such rewards:
praise from politicians
praise from the media
praise from church leaders
praise from teachers, professors
praise from doctors, nurses, other healthcare workers
Those who took COVID-19 Vaccines were told they:
were good citizens
did the âright thingâ, did âtheir partâ
prevented the spread of COVID-19
protected others including the elderly, immuno-compromised, children
protected the healthcare system from collapsing
protected the economy and small business
took society out of lockdowns
were good, ethical, moral, caring people
Those who took COVID-19 Vaccines were given specific rewards:
received special access to restaurants, sporting venues, and travel when the unvaccinated were restricted from the same activities
were able to participate in certain sports as athletes or spectators
received job security (they were allowed to keep their jobs)
received career advancement in some cases
received University/College program security (if students)
received tribal rewards as members of an âapproved majorityâ, members of a dominant (leftist) political movement, members of a dominant cultural (woke) movement
received discounts on grocery shopping
received free fries, burgers, donuts, joints, lap dances, ice cream, candy
received money rewards
received attention and praise from others on social media
With all of these rewards being constantly offered in exchange for COVID-19 Vaccination, itâs logical to consider that someone with addictive behaviour or tendencies could become addicted to the rewards associated with COVID-19 Vaccination.
Currently, these people are being exploited by mRNA con artists (politicians, media, corrupt doctors, big pharma). If COVID-19 Vaccine addiction is a real phenomenon, as I suspect it is, it adds another layer to âVaccine Injuryâ that will have to be addressed over the long term.
Dr. William Makis is a Canadian physician with expertise in Radiology, Oncology and Immunology. Governor Generalâs Medal, University of Toronto Scholar. Author of 100+ peer-reviewed medical publications.
Source: globalresearch.ca
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âĤ. And a Free ticket to the loony bin . There should be a DSM 5 code for that .
Obsessive compulsive