Dr. Kevin Stillwagon: All “live virus” vaccines risk inducing the disease they claim to prevent

By Rhoda Wilson on May 26, 2025

Whether it is a “live virus” vaccine for measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox or chikungunya, they all risk causing the disease they claim to prevent as well as causing other harms. In a recent video, Dr. Kevin Stillwagon explains why.

He concluded, “Do not inject your children with live viruses. It’s dangerous, it can bring on the exact symptoms they tell you the shots will prevent, and what got injected can spread to others. Those are the facts. Just read the vaccine package inserts.”

FDA Warns Against A Deadly “Live Virus” Vaccine, What About All The Others?

By Dr. Kevin Stillwagon

There are different kinds of shots called vaccines, and none of them are safe. But the ones with the words “live virus” are particularly dangerous. There’s a lot to unpack here.

First, the word “live” is a misnomer because viruses are not living things. A virus is defined as genetic material, either RNA or DNA, encapsulated in a shell that is made of proteins or a combination of lipids and proteins. None of those components are alive. Therefore, scientists can assemble the pieces, and have been doing so for many years.

However, there are people who believe viruses do not exist. These people must consider the fact that the laboratory man-made lipid nanoparticles in some injections called vaccines fit the definition of a virus perfectly.

The lipid nanoparticle is a lipid shell that contains messenger RNA. That’s a virus by definition. They’re very small and we have electron microscope images of them, purified and isolated, like this one.

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