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Authors: Jennifer Jolan
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overall track record of vaccines however! You don’t develop a life plan based on anecdotal evidence. You take everything on its own.
A ground-breaking study recently revealed that countries that give the most vaccines have the worst infant death rates, again, with the U.S. leading the pack. The truth is, too many people in industrialized nations are sick – and getting sicker as “health care” increases.
Dr. Carolyn Dean talks about how government bureaucracy and conflicts of interest with the drug industry contribute to this. The FDA, especially, has a history of making questionable decisions possibly influenced by pharmaceutical companies, such as the Vioxx scandal, where 10 of 32 advisers who voted to approve Vioxx had financial ties to the drug industry.
A Case Study: Tamiflu
Dr. William Campbell Douglass, MD, recently had this to say about the companies that make drugs:
“Trust a drug company??? I'd just as soon trust a shark in blood-filled waters -- so I'm certainly not about to trust Roche when it comes to Tamiflu.”
While Dr. Douglass is certainly more adamant against drug companies than I am, it would be unwise to ignore his words completely. He went on to describe how virtually no evidence exists that shows Tamiflu does anything to prevent the flu. In his defense, it appears he is correct when he says Roche, the company behind Tamiflu, will not release many key details from the studies that supposedly prove Tamiflu works.
Why would a drug company hide tests that show their product in a good light?
That is also what the BMJ Group ( British Medical Journal ) is also asking in its scathing editorial where the BMJ editors demand that data from eight of the ten Tamiflu clinical trials be revealed for public inspection. Roche responded with little more than a “trust us” attitude it seems. And certainly they are being trusted, perhaps blindly, because nations all over the earth have spent billions of taxpayer dollars stockpiling the drug in the face of no real public evidence that it works.
Both the BMJ Group and Dr. Douglass admit that Tamiflu has one fairly obvious benefit: It reduces flu symptoms by a day or two.
After all you’ve heard about drugs, including all the “safe” drugs we’ve discussed, are you willing to vaccinate your entire family with Tamiflu, flooding their veins with mercury, on the off chance that Tamiflu does no harm and if someone in your family gets the flu, their symptoms will be reduced by a day or two? Nope, me either.
And Tamiflu’s side effects are documented and they include: nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, and diarrhea.
Yuck.
It gets worse.
There are some reports of confusion, hallucinations and seizures, bizarre and dangerous behavior, and even suicide in younger patients.
Dr. Douglass concludes what he says about Tamiflu this way:
“There are much safer and far more effective ways to limit the damage of the flu if you're unlucky enough to get it. Chicken soup and a few days in bed will work wonders, and don't forget to load up on immune-boosting nutrients such as vitamins C and D.”
Why Focus on One Vaccine?
There is good reason to focus on the flu vaccination when discussing the ills of the vaccination industry. The flu vaccine is one of the most common forms of vaccinations today. Drive down any street in America today at the start of winter and you may see ten signs advertising flu shots. Doctors sell them, pharmacies sell them, drug stores sell them, hospitals sell them, grocery stores and big chain department stores often have stations set up to sell them... it just never seems to stop.
There sure are a lot of flu vaccinations available to us today.
Wonder how much less flu we have now that we have so many vaccinations all around us?
The Cochrane Collaboration, a research-analysis team, came to this conclusion: In healthy adults no flu vaccine delivers protection from the flu! In addition, no protection against the transmission from person to
A ground-breaking study recently revealed that countries that give the most vaccines have the worst infant death rates, again, with the U.S. leading the pack. The truth is, too many people in industrialized nations are sick – and getting sicker as “health care” increases.
Dr. Carolyn Dean talks about how government bureaucracy and conflicts of interest with the drug industry contribute to this. The FDA, especially, has a history of making questionable decisions possibly influenced by pharmaceutical companies, such as the Vioxx scandal, where 10 of 32 advisers who voted to approve Vioxx had financial ties to the drug industry.
A Case Study: Tamiflu
Dr. William Campbell Douglass, MD, recently had this to say about the companies that make drugs:
“Trust a drug company??? I'd just as soon trust a shark in blood-filled waters -- so I'm certainly not about to trust Roche when it comes to Tamiflu.”
While Dr. Douglass is certainly more adamant against drug companies than I am, it would be unwise to ignore his words completely. He went on to describe how virtually no evidence exists that shows Tamiflu does anything to prevent the flu. In his defense, it appears he is correct when he says Roche, the company behind Tamiflu, will not release many key details from the studies that supposedly prove Tamiflu works.
Why would a drug company hide tests that show their product in a good light?
That is also what the BMJ Group ( British Medical Journal ) is also asking in its scathing editorial where the BMJ editors demand that data from eight of the ten Tamiflu clinical trials be revealed for public inspection. Roche responded with little more than a “trust us” attitude it seems. And certainly they are being trusted, perhaps blindly, because nations all over the earth have spent billions of taxpayer dollars stockpiling the drug in the face of no real public evidence that it works.
Both the BMJ Group and Dr. Douglass admit that Tamiflu has one fairly obvious benefit: It reduces flu symptoms by a day or two.
After all you’ve heard about drugs, including all the “safe” drugs we’ve discussed, are you willing to vaccinate your entire family with Tamiflu, flooding their veins with mercury, on the off chance that Tamiflu does no harm and if someone in your family gets the flu, their symptoms will be reduced by a day or two? Nope, me either.
And Tamiflu’s side effects are documented and they include: nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, and diarrhea.
Yuck.
It gets worse.
There are some reports of confusion, hallucinations and seizures, bizarre and dangerous behavior, and even suicide in younger patients.
Dr. Douglass concludes what he says about Tamiflu this way:
“There are much safer and far more effective ways to limit the damage of the flu if you're unlucky enough to get it. Chicken soup and a few days in bed will work wonders, and don't forget to load up on immune-boosting nutrients such as vitamins C and D.”
Why Focus on One Vaccine?
There is good reason to focus on the flu vaccination when discussing the ills of the vaccination industry. The flu vaccine is one of the most common forms of vaccinations today. Drive down any street in America today at the start of winter and you may see ten signs advertising flu shots. Doctors sell them, pharmacies sell them, drug stores sell them, hospitals sell them, grocery stores and big chain department stores often have stations set up to sell them... it just never seems to stop.
There sure are a lot of flu vaccinations available to us today.
Wonder how much less flu we have now that we have so many vaccinations all around us?
The Cochrane Collaboration, a research-analysis team, came to this conclusion: In healthy adults no flu vaccine delivers protection from the flu! In addition, no protection against the transmission from person to
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