In a preprint, Japanese scientists warn against blood transfusion from mRNA vaccine recipients, claiming that there are a variety of possible complications linked to blood transfusions from people who have received mRNA COVID-19 shots.

Even with all the verified fatalities and severe side effects, the American Red Cross still wants blood donors to know that getting an mRNA COVID-19 vaccination does not exclude them from giving blood. Okey-Dokey fact-checker confirmed, that their website states, “True: you can donate blood after getting a COVID-19 vaccine.” In addition to that, the Red Cross insists that “Blood donations from those who have been vaccinated for COVID-19 are safe for transfusion,” noting on its website that “like all blood collectors in the U.S., [the Red Cross] is required to follow the eligibility guidelines set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).” That may seem consoling, but putting your trust in the FDA about the COVID-19 vaccines that damage genes has...