As soon as I posted that I don't get the flu without a shot I came down with a 36 hour stomach bug lol.
Not food poisoning?As soon as I posted that I don't get the flu without a shot I came down with a 36 hour stomach bug lol.
Can you link to the referenced studies? I can find "studies" online to prove that the earth is flat. Dozens of them.2 Independent studies - no drug companies - one group with saline and the other with the flu shot..... one showed no difference between the two groups at all, the other showed you were around 4 times more likely to get some other type of respiratory illness if you DID take it. Most flu shot studies are giving one group the flu shot vs the other group, the pneumonia shot. Or one group the flu shot and the other group everything that's in the shot except for one thing.
Then there are the studies (like the one in bengladesh) that show HEAVILY manipulated numbers to cater results to show what they're trying to prove (in this case that pregnant people need the shot or risk problems with their child).... They whittled those results down to 86 people... That's after questionable data collection .... AND PEOPLE ACTUALLY REFERENCE THIS USELESS STUDY.... Well, not people .... It's always drug companies.
Again, I say.... Worthless money maker
Can you link to the referenced studies? I can find "studies" online to prove that the earth is flat. Dozens of them.
Clinical data aside, how would you explain the dramatic plummeting flue morbidity and mortality rates following development of a vaccine? Just 100+ years of dumb luck?
That sounds reasonable.Doctor's know very very little about vaccines.
Ok.... Doctors who care not to study them for themselves know very little about vaccines. Apparently, there isnt much they have to know about them to get through school.... At least not enough to give truly "informed consent."That sounds reasonable.![]()
And polio vax?Can you link to the referenced studies? I can find "studies" online to prove that the earth is flat. Dozens of them.
Clinical data aside, how would you explain the dramatic plummeting flu morbidity and mortality rates following development of a vaccine? Just 100+ years of dumb luck?
Ok.... Doctors who care not to study them for themselves know very little about vaccines. Apparently, there isnt much they have to know about them to get through school.... At least not enough to give truly "informed consent."
And those I know testify to
Yes, there are terrible doctors out there. In the profession for the wrong reasons. One of my best friends became a doctor because he liked sailing yachts. That's all. His reviews were terrible. But he didn't care. He always had a job. What do they need to be taught about vaccines in med school that they aren't being taught? Can you tell me?Ok.... Doctors who care not to study them for themselves know very little about vaccines. Apparently, there isnt much they have to know about them to get through school.... At least not enough to give truly "informed consent."
And those I know testify to that.
I’m curious: how do you dose the ivermectin? Had someone tell me his father in law put a “few” drops in juice every morning and cured colon cancer.Since covid woke me up to the total farce everything we are told is...I have felt like i was getting the flu 6x. I had cough, runny nose, severe body aches, fever, cold chills, etc. 5x I did my conspiracy theory remedy and within 4 hours I started to improve. Never got fully sick. The other time I was working in Germany and was unable to get my conspiracy treatment and I was sick for a week.
My wife, a friend of mine, and a renter of mine have used the same treatment and none of us have not gotten fully sick since then. The success rate is about 13/13.
I go to tractor supply and take ivermectin. I also if possible use a sauna and drink a gin/tonic.
The vaccine industry is the greatest scam in human history except for fiat currency/usury.
Koch's postulates been never been fully proven. They've never fully proven viral sickness causality. Nearly every disease was mostly eliminated before the advent of the respective vaccine.
Yes. Diseases which ran rampant through society thousands of years spontaneously either disappeared entirely or were reduced to insignificance at the same time as, but totally unrelated to, vaccines for those diseases.And polio vax?![]()
Easy. You divide the weight of a common horse by the number of “servings” on the package to get a weight-per-dose ratio, and then convert it to your weight/dose. Just plain horse sense.I’m curious: how do you dose the ivermectin? Had someone tell me his father in law put a “few” drops in juice every morning and cured colon cancer.
Anti-vax rhetoric & disinfo has been around before most of us were born. Winchell was the Alex Jones of his day.Yes. Diseases which ran rampant through society thousands of years spontaneously either disappeared entirely or were reduced to insignificance at the same time as, but totally unrelated to, vaccines for those diseases.
Walter Winchell, the influential newspaper columnist and radio personality, significantly impacted public perception of Jonas Salk's polio vaccine by suggesting it "may be a killer" on his radio show just before trials, scaring many parents, despite Salk's work proving safe; Winchell's scare tactics, alongside anti-vaccine efforts, highlighted early public resistance to vaccination.
Source? For some reason Wikipedia's editors didn't see fit to mention that in his bio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_WinchellAnti-vax rhetoric & disinfo has been around before most of us were born. Winchell was the Alex Jones of his day.
Smallpox just got tired of killing 300 million people in the 20th century and decided to quit and go away for ever. Had nothing to do with the vaccine.Anti-vax rhetoric & disinfo has been around before most of us were born. Winchell was the Alex Jones of his day.
Simple search:Source? For some reason Wikipedia's editors didn't see fit to mention that in his bio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Winchell
In his radio and television broadcasts on April 4, 1954, Winchell helped stoke public fear of the polio vaccine. He said, "Good evening, Mr. and Mrs. America ... and all the ships at sea. Attention everyone. In a few moments I will report on a new polio vaccine claimed to be a polio cure. It may be a killer." Winchell claimed that the U.S. Public Health Services found live polio viruses in seven of ten vaccine batches it tested, reporting, "It killed several monkeys ... the United States Public Health Service will confirm this in about 10 days." Jonas Salk, developer of the polio vaccine, immediately responded that the vaccine, which had been recently tested on 7,500 schoolchildren at the University of Pittsburgh, had been triple tested for the absence of live virus by its manufacturers, the National Institutes of Health, and his own research lab, and that similar testing would continue to screen out batches containing live virus.
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Seems like he was the only prominent person to criticize Salk's work. It doesn't appear that he pursued it further than the story he hyped on one radio show. Good thing it didn't change the public's opinion of vaccines. I only remember Salk as being considered a hero for his work.Simple search:
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Vaccinations Have Always Been Controversial in America | Essay, Nexus | ZĂłcalo Public Square
In 1952, Americans suffered the worst polio epidemic in our nation’s history. As in prior outbreaks, the disease spread during the summer, mainlywww.zocalopublicsquare.org
Well, I could say the same about the polio vaccine... That seems to be the "gold standard" everyone uses to prove all things good about vaccines, because there was an immediate drop in polio at the time the vac was introduced... but look at the line graph of all of those communicable diseases at the same time. They dropped almost as dramatically as polio at that time. Many believe it is because of the sterilization and hand washing techniques that began at that time. The vaccine gets praised as the sole silver bullet, but that's simply not the case.
I'm not anti-vax, and had I been raising children at that time, we would have been in line for a polio vaccine. I am, however, anti-misinformation and anti-government control... The problem I have it there is no such thing as informed consent. Doctor's know very very little about vaccines.
Our residents tell me the only thing they are told about vaccines is that children need to be up to date and they are given a cdc vax schedule - nothing else - then look at you like you have 2 heads and tell you you don't care about your child if you question anything.
But when the creators of the flu shot are quoted as saying it's efficacy is "questionable, at best" and were not at all in favor of the public push it got, money becomes a factor.
If nothing else makes people question vaccines at all (other than COVID)... Then the Gardisil vaccine alone should make people read for themselves. It is dangerous. My child reacting to a vaccine is the reason I researched so heavily... I'm very glad I did.
And Winchell died not a well-liked person, but it does show that vax debates and criticisms are not something new.Seems like he was the only prominent person to criticize Salk's work. It doesn't appear that he pursued it further than the story he hyped on one radio show. Good thing it didn't change the public's opinion of vaccines. I only remember Salk as being considered a hero for his work.