Salon Owner Rejects Vaccinated Individuals Coming Into Establishment
BANNED IN SALON – A Queensland salon owner made headlines after announcing that she rejects customers vaccinated against COVID-19.
Obviously, governments want their citizens vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible. Furthermore, the majority of health professionals and scientists recommend that “herd immunity” be achieved.
However, in several states in the United States, people are skeptical about the vaccines. Moreover, a large portion also call themselves “anti-vaxers”. These people believe that vaccines are dangerous and could cause side-effects. Unfortunately, claims from these people are often misinformed.
The salon owner who banned vaccinated customers into her shop also made headlines before. Previously, she claimed that applying menstrual blood on her skin cured cramps when she was on her period.
Meanwhile, she said the ban due to “health and safety” precautions for her staff and clients. The owner, Yazmina Jade Adler, who leads the Khemia HI Vibe Frequency hair salon stated that her shop doesn’t have insurance for “unknown side effects” of vaccines.
According to her, getting vaccinated may lead to:
Unusual signs and symptoms Within the Menstrual cycle, such as heavy bleeding, flooding, clotting and sporting at times in the cycle when its not normal to do so, Seizures, blood clotting, bruising within the legs and so on
Obviously, vaccines are created by scientists and health experts with safety in mind. But, for Adler, vaccinated people can transfer “stuff that’s in the vaccine” via sweat, spit, and even through the air.
Because of this, doctors from the Gold Coast such as Sonu Haikerwal described the Salon’s mandate as “absurd and ridiculous”. In addition, he warns that the Salon’s decision might spread misinformation about the vaccines.
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