'De-vaccination' is medically impossible, you can’t remove a vaccine from your body once it is administered

As reported by The Insider the "de-vaccination" movement is spreading in Telegram groups with thousands of members, as well as other fringe platforms used by extremists.

Let's be clear here you can’t remove a vaccine from your body once it is administered, through detox baths, transfusion, cupping or any other method. It's not going to happen, once it's in it is in for good.

The Insider:

People promoting the toxic bleach chlorine dioxide as a miracle cure have reached a vast new audience during the pandemic, claiming it can cure or prevent the disease (it cannot). Some of those people now also advocate it as part of a "de-vaccination" treatment. De-vaccination conspiracy theories have been spreading in the movement for months, Fiona O'Leary, an activist who tracks chlorine dioxide misinformation told Insider. 

Chlorine dioxide is a kind of bleach used to treat paper products, and can be fatal if consumed in large doses.

No buyers regret or remorse

You might have buyers regret or remorse, but the vaccination is yours to keep for the rest of your life, like it or not.

Not even for $99.95 ($45,05 on Black Friday special) or another amount will completely draining your body of blood and replacing it (a transfusion) with the blood of an anti-vaxxer remove the vaccine from your system. Again it's not going to happen. 

Dr. Payal Kohli, with the University of Colorado, told VERIFY it is impossible to remove a vaccine from your body through a ‘detox bath’ or any other way.  

“It is impossible to remove a vaccine from your body once it has been injected. It's sort of the equivalent of, say, if you take a dose of penicillin, you can somehow un-take that dose afterwards by doing things externally,” Kohli said.