The National Institutes of Health is once again under fire — this time for funneling $22 million in taxpayer money into bizarre experiments that involved chemically castrating and feminizing male monkeys before injecting them with mRNA vaccines.
The controversial study, published in Cell Reports, reads more like a sadistic experiment than legitimate science. Researchers implanted hormone therapy drug pellets into healthy male macaques, deliberately suppressing testosterone and forcing them to take on female traits.
Only then were the monkeys hit with mRNA jabs so scientists could track how their altered immune systems responded.
The results? Exactly what you’d expect. According to the paper itself:
“FHT induces physical changes in TGW (transgender women), such as breast development, fat and muscle redistribution, and reduction in facial hair. To determine whether exogenous E2 (17β-estradiol) therapy triggered similar female characteristics in male [rhesus macaques], we evaluated body alterations in the E2-treated animals. We found that male [rhesus macaques] treated with E2, but not placebo, developed significantly enlarged nipples similar to those of non-pregnant non-lactating female macaques.”
The researchers even noted disturbing sexualized changes:
“The skin in the E2-treated macaques’ hips and thighs also became increasingly reddish and vascularized in a manifestation that resembled sex skin, which is triggered by sex hormones and serves as a visual display of reproductive status in NHPs (nonhuman primates).”
In other words, the government paid scientists to chemically castrate and feminize monkeys — and then watch their nipples grow and skin change color — all in the name of “science.”
But the rabbit hole goes deeper.
The NIH-backed team discovered that hormone-treated monkeys mounted a stronger immune response after vaccination — but there was a catch. The very T cells that became activated are the same ones targeted by HIV, meaning hormone therapy combined with mRNA vaccines could actually make subjects more vulnerable to infection.
The study even admits transgender women on feminizing hormone therapy harbor much higher levels of HIV target cells than both biological women and men. The result? Trans-identified males are an astounding 49–66 times more likely to live with HIV than the average adult.
So why exactly is taxpayer money being used to replicate this dangerous cocktail in monkeys?
The funding trail points straight back to the NIH under Anthony Fauci’s leadership. According to records uncovered by The Gateway Pundit’s Cassandra MacDonald, the millions in grants included:
- U19AI149646 – $13.9 million to Boston Children’s Hospital for a supposed “functional cure”
- R01HD103494 – $4 million to the University of Florida for preventing obstetric HIV
- R01HD102252 – $4.1 million to UF for perinatal HIV prevention
- R21AI157929 – $477,000 to UF specifically for studying the immunological effects of feminizing hormones in transgender models
Additional millions flowed through the State of Florida and the University of Miami’s HIV/AIDS and Emerging Infectious Diseases Institute (HEIDI), bankrolled by the Florida Department of Health since 2014.
So not only did Fauci’s NIH bankroll the feminization of animals, but state health departments were also in on the action.
The backlash has begun. In May, Republican representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene, Paul Gosar, Nancy Mace, and Lauren Boebert demanded Congress cut off NIH’s funding for “transgender animal tests” and ensure no more taxpayer dollars are wasted on experiments that look more like social engineering than medical research.
The bottom line: Why is our government spending millions to feminize male monkeys, link hormone therapy to vaccines, and explore pathways that appear to heighten HIV risk?
This isn’t science. This looks like an agenda.