After facing overwhelming lawsuits and ultimately withdrawing Vioxx, Merck quickly pushed Gardasil, an HPV vaccine, to market to recover losses.

Gardasil proved to be extremely dangerous, yet both Merck and the FDA ignored the alarming data and continued promoting it, even as it resulted in unprecedented injuries, including autoimmunity, POTS, infertility, and death. Notably, many of these issues mirror those associated with the covid-19 vaccines.

This article examines the dangers of the HPV vaccine, the reasons behind its risks – including its tendency to cause rather than prevent cervical cancer – and the extensive negligence of the FDA and CDC. These lessons are crucial for understanding the events surrounding covid.

The HPV Vaccine Tragedy Was a Test Run for covid-19

By A Midwestern Doctor as published by Mercola

Before covid-19, I considered Gardasil (for HPV or human papillomavirus) to be the most dangerous and unjustifiable vaccine on the market. It's truly remarkable how many parallels can be found between it and the covid-19 vaccines, so I feel it's critically important for this already-forgotten story to be told.

Help Pay for Vioxx (HPV)

The default strategy in medicine for any type of pain or injury is to throw non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ("NSAIDs") at it – making the drugs immensely profitable. Unfortunately, they typically don't help that much (which actually increases their sales since patients then need more of them), and they are fairly dangerous (e.g., NSAIDs kill tens of thousands of Americans each year and seriously injure far more1 – which is unfortunate since DMSO safely and effectively treats all the conditions NSAIDs are used for).

To create a new market, NSAIDs like Vioxx were created that were supposed to be safer – but actually had a huge stroke and heart attack risk (that Dr. Mercola warned the public about in 1999). However, despite evidence of harm continuing to mount, Merck and the US Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") kept on covering it up, and when the drug was finally pulled, Vioxx was estimated to have killed 120,000 people.2