Is there a connection between the seasonal rise in influenza cases and the timing of the administration of flu vaccines?

Dr. John Reizer

According to officialdom, influenza begins its assault on society during the colder weather. The CDC and other medical sources tell us that influenza viruses spread faster in colder weather conditions.

We’re already seeing in the mainstream media reports of increased influenza in many regions of the United States.

In 2026, the US has experienced unprecedented heat so far. So, how does the flu prosper in these incredibly crazy hot temperatures?

I would say that the time of year has more to do with the onset of influenza than outside temperatures. The time of year and flu also relate to the annual flu jab administration campaign, which always begins in late August and runs through October.

In my opinion, the raw data shows a clear connection between the introduction of flu vaccines and the national uptick in flu cases.

My conspiratorial mind knows full well that vaccines are used to cause the proliferation of diseases realm-wide.

But I’m taking off my conspiratorial hat for a moment as I write this article and only looking at the statistical data on when vaccines are regularly introduced to the public and how, soon after, influenza cases begin to appear more widely each year.

I believe that when you look at when annual flu shot programs begin and when flu cases start to show up in the public setting, it’s pretty damn evident that the vaccines are a causal factor in the uptick in flu diagnoses.

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