For informational purposes only:
Influenza A (H1N1) virus is a subtype of influenza virus A and the most common cause of influenza (flu) in humans. Some strains of H1N1 are endemic in humans and cause a small fraction of all influenza-like illness and a large fraction of all seasonal influenza. H1N1 strains caused roughly half of all human flu infections in 2006.
According to the book The Coming Plague, 1994, by Laurie Garret, the influenza strain discovered at Fort Dix in 1976 was the "A" strain H1N1. It was, also, the strain in 1947. Is it new? More in the next post.
Here is a video, first in a series by renown Dr. Mayer Eisenstein of Chicago who we had the privilege to meet 30 years ago. He wrote the book, Don't Vaccinate Before You Educate:
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Sunday, September 13, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Vaccines: Topic of Conversation in View of Latest News
There has never been a topic of more controversary among experts than that of vaccines. I will never say not to get them. However, I do believe in an "Informed Decision" and having a choice as to whether or not one wishes that they or a member of their family should be vaccinated.
I have a few suggestions from a lifetime of studying and personally dealing with the subject.
1. Ask for the package inserts of the vaccines that are being recommended or mandated to get so that you can read for yourself the side affects that one should be aware may take place.
2. Get the lot number, batch number, and manufacturer of the vaccine being administered should you choose to get the vaccine whether you are young or old. This is most important.
3. If you experience any side-effects listed in the pamphlets such as fever, swelling, etc., report it to the Vaccine Information Center at http://www.nvic.org/ . They have records of others who have reported problems and can coorelate the reports to see if your batch has had any side effects reported from it. You will, with all probability, have to report the problem yourself to the CDC since doctors do not usually do this. Please call the National Vaccine Information Center for details and help. Donations to them are greatly appreciated.
Watch this video for an interesting documentary on the subject. With all the vaccines planned for the future, this is important for everyone.
To your health,
Stephen
501-802-2440
I have a few suggestions from a lifetime of studying and personally dealing with the subject.
1. Ask for the package inserts of the vaccines that are being recommended or mandated to get so that you can read for yourself the side affects that one should be aware may take place.
2. Get the lot number, batch number, and manufacturer of the vaccine being administered should you choose to get the vaccine whether you are young or old. This is most important.
3. If you experience any side-effects listed in the pamphlets such as fever, swelling, etc., report it to the Vaccine Information Center at http://www.nvic.org/ . They have records of others who have reported problems and can coorelate the reports to see if your batch has had any side effects reported from it. You will, with all probability, have to report the problem yourself to the CDC since doctors do not usually do this. Please call the National Vaccine Information Center for details and help. Donations to them are greatly appreciated.
Watch this video for an interesting documentary on the subject. With all the vaccines planned for the future, this is important for everyone.
To your health,
Stephen
501-802-2440
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