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Expert questions US public health agency advice on influenza vaccines - Doshi suggests that influenza is yet one more case of “disease mongering” - medicalising ordinary life to expand markets for new products. But, he warns that unlike most stories of selling sickness, “here the salesmen are public health officials, worried little about which brand of vaccine you get so long as they can convince you to take influenza seriously.”
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Public Health England withholding vaccines results making it impossible to establish if drugs could be harmful
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Study - Hepatitis B vaccine causes brain damage
http://vaccinepapers.org/wp-content/...-behaviors.pdf "This new study demonstrates that vaccines can affect brain development via immune activation. Hence, the immune activation experiments are relevant to vaccines…The hep B vaccine increased IL-6 in the hippocampus (the only brain region analyzed for cytokines)." The authors noted that the HBV mice showed “significantly increased” IL-6, which we know is a biomarker for autism. |
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How Much Money Do Pediatricians Really Make From Vaccines?
"So how much money do doctors really make from vaccines? The average American pediatrician has 1546 patients, though some pediatricians see many more. The vast majority of those patients are very young, perhaps because children transition to a family physician or stop visiting the doctor at all as they grow up. As they table above explains, Blue Cross Blue Shield pays pediatricians $400 per fully vaccinated child. If your pediatrician has just 100 fully-vaccinated patients turning 2 this year, that’s $40,000. Yes, Blue Cross Blue Shield pays your doctor a $40,000 bonus for fully vaccinating 100 patients under the age of 2. If your doctor manages to fully vaccinate 200 patients, that bonus jumps to $80,000. V But here’s the catch: Under Blue Cross Blue Shield’s rules, pediatricians lose the whole bonus unless at least 63% of patients are fully vaccinated, and that includes the flu vaccine. So it’s not just $400 on your child’s head–it could be the whole bonus. To your doctor, your decision to vaccinate your child might be worth $40,000, or much more, depending on the size of his or her practice. If your pediatrician recommends that your child under the age of 2 receive the flu vaccine–even though the flu vaccine has never been studied in very young children and evidence suggests that the flu vaccine actually weakens a person’s immune system over the long term–ask yourself: Is my doctor more concerned with selling me vaccines to keep my child healthy or to send his child to private school?" https://wellnessandequality.com/2016...from-vaccines/ Blue Cross - 2016 Performance Recognition Program |
Flu vaccines in pregnant women increase the risk of miscarriage 7.7 fold
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Harvard doctor admits why he can't risk discussing the truth about vaccines in public
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CDC change Polio risk on their website
September 27, 2012: https://web.archive.org/web/20120927...short-both.htm Approximately 95% of persons infected with polio will have no symptoms. About 4-8% of infected persons have minor symptoms, such as fever, fatigue, nausea, headache, flu-like symptoms, stiffness in the neck and back, and pain in the limbs, which often resolve completely. Fewer than 1% of polio cases result in permanent paralysis of the limbs (usually the legs). Of those paralyzed, 5-10% die when the paralysis strikes the respiratory muscles. The death rate increases with increasing age. August 12, 2014: https://web.archive.org/web/20140812...short-both.htm Approximately 72% of persons infected with polio will have no symptoms. About 24% of infected persons have minor symptoms, such as fever, fatigue, nausea, headache, flu-like symptoms, stiffness in the neck and back, and pain in the limbs, which often resolve completely. Fewer than 1% of polio cases result in permanent paralysis of the limbs (usually the legs). Of those paralyzed, 5-10% die when the paralysis strikes the respiratory muscles. The death rate increases with increasing age. By June 14, 2017, there's no mention of the statistics: https://web.archive.org/web/20170614...-in-short.html |
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I'm a modest guy, so I don't appreciate having to mention any of this As you can see with the resources I have posted, there are many medical experts speaking out, the mainstream media don't want people to know that, today I'm just a messenger. |
this isn't fucking crazy at all..
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When a family member is left dead or disabled by a vaccine, people tend to look into them further. |
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They only give it to the oldies here, kids can survive flu.
It does them good to see what being really ill should feel like. A benchmark so they dont claim to have the flu everytime they get a cold. |
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You are uneducated on the subject, pretending to understand medicine, jumping to ridiculous & wrong conclusions, and spreading your opinion as fact. FUCKING STOP. |
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Also, now you are posting about kids who are immunocompromised in order to make a case that all vaccines are bad? This right there is an automatic fail for you. Listen to me. You are going to hurt someone if you keep spreading this stuff. Someone may read it and decide to postpone getting vaccinated or getting treatment for a serious issue. Any delay can result serious illness or even death. If you think the garbage you spew as "fact" is helping anyone, you are wrong. You are hurting people. If you don't believe me, Talk to your own doctor. |
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Sorry Wehateporn but in all seriousness I do not even want to engage you in this discussion anymore. I think what you are doing is terrible. Sure it's only my opinion but I am standing by it and you won't change my mind.
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The decision is ultimately yours. You’ll deal with the consequences and you can’t later say “I asked on a porn webmaster forum and they said ...”. I speak from experience. Others take it and are fine. Investigate what shot they get and what’s in it. Were the trials long-term and what were the results? Any problems yet? Do you sign a waiver before the shot that exonerates the drug companies from lawsuits and legal machinations? Everyone signs the forms but they’re immune to the implications Ask medical professionals but also ask if they’re paid to padminister the shot. It all comes down to dollars and cents |
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Out of all the people you will communicate with in your life, I am likely one who knows the most about vaccines out of all of them, as it's my pet obsession, and I eat up information everyday while most people are looking at porn or watching CNN. |
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You know that Show proof of your degrees |
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Maybe one day you'll be ready to look into the data and studies I post, until then you would be better not to stress yourself out with all this, as it won't do beneficial for your health. |
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It's great to see people like yourself who are capable of critical thinking :thumbsup |
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2. The idea that children getting the flu is a good thing because it 'lets them know what being sick is really like' is the dumbest thing I ever heard. |
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It's all an illusion to sell jabs. Catching flu reduces the risk of cancer, and anyhow the jabs don't work against flu as they always predict the wrong strain year after year. |
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You have no "inside info" and you lied here about having multiple college degrees. Get a life |
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What categories does CDC use to estimate flu-associated deaths? "CDC uses two categories of underlying cause of death information listed on death certificates: pneumonia and influenza (P&I) causes and respiratory and circulatory (R&C) causes. CDC uses statistical models with records from these two categories to make estimates of influenza-associated mortality. CDC uses underlying R&C deaths (which include P&I deaths) as the primary outcome in its mortality modeling because R&C deaths provide an estimate of deaths that include secondary respiratory or cardiac complications that can follow influenza. R&C causes of death are more sensitive to describe flu-related deaths than underlying P&I deaths and more specific than deaths from all causes." |
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