Polysorbate 80 is used as an emulsifier by the pharmaceutical industry to enhance the delivery of chemicals from the blood into the brain across the blood brain barrier (BBB). It is used in making HPV, influenza and many other vaccines. It is reported to cause allergy, anaphylactic reactions, infertility and various other adverse effects. Some even say it is purposely being used as a population-reducing chemical.

In one medical study, newborn female rats were injected with Polysorbate 80. It damaged the vagina and womb lining, caused significant hormonal changes, severe ovary deformities and ultimately rendered the young female rats infertile. In fact, in the package insert for Fluarix, GlaxoSmithKline specifically mentions that they cannot guarantee that the vaccine will not damage your fertility.

Meanwhile, the CDC is withholding data on miscarriages from the H1N1 vaccines which contain the chemical — while insisting that pregnant women be put first in line, a dramatic reversal of its own recommendations. More than 3,500 miscarriages may have simply been ignored by the CDC.

In fact, the CDC gave out extremely exaggerated data on the H1N1 “pandemic” and urged almost everyone in the U.S. to take the new, untested vaccines. Then they blocked CBS’s requests for samples of the swine flu cases and added obstacles to getting information. The Polysorbate-laden H1N1 vaccine is now inside the seasonal flu vaccine, although most of the public is not aware of this. And the CDC is now, for the first time ever, urging the seasonal flu vaccine on everyone in the country.

It may come as no shock to you to learn that Louise Gerberding at the CDC, after letting grossly false information go out about swine flu, got a lucrative job at Merck heading their vaccine division.

U.S. birthrates are currently at an all-time low. Within days of each other in February, two major industries linked to directly infertility ridded themselves of all liability. The Supreme Court removed all liability from vaccine manufacturers, and Monsanto shifted all its liability for GE-crops and pesticides onto farmers.