Behavioral Vaccines

 Dr. Lawrence R. Huntoon, M.D., Ph.D., from Lake View, NY wrote in the AAPS News, Vol. 79, no. 7, July 2023:

"Behavioral Vaccines. The initiative to develop vaccines to control behavior was started by former NIH director Dr. Francis Collins. These will be offered as 'the solution' to the opioid problem. The vaccines will produce antibodies which bind to opioids, preventing them from passing the blood brain barrier (and likely eliminating their pain-relieving effect).
Another type of vaccine, designed to produce antibodies that bind to receptors in the brain, is even more frightening. Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute for Drug Addiction (NIDA), believes that all additions can be eliminated if the brain's receptors can be controlled (tinyurl.com/4sfntmed).
What about an mRNA vaccine that binds to pleasure receptors, inducing permanent anhedonia? Or to testosterone to curb the 'violence crisis"? This is obviously a dangerous area of research. Who knew the government was already working on it?"