Fibromyalgia and the Swine Flu Shot?
Many people are wondering what to do about the H1N1/Swine flu “epidemic.” I am not a proponent of vaccination for anything, so maybe I am not the person to ask.
But you should be aware of some of the risks involved. The additives that are put in the vaccine can cause problems for many people. The additives include metals like mercury and aluminum that have been shown to cause neurological damage. A mercury based additive called thimersol has been linked to autism. Vaccine manufacturers took the mercury out of many vaccines but they replaced it with aluminum that is less toxic, but causes the same problems.
People with blood brain barrier problems, which includes pregnant women, children and people with fibromyalgia/chronic fatigue syndrome should not take the shot in my opinion.
The H1N1 vaccine has not been tested for safety or effectiveness. I’ll say it again, this vaccine has not been tested for safety or effectiveness. It is being sold by the opinions of doctors who “feel” it is safe. All the famous doctors, like Dr. Oz, that are taking it, are either vaccine zealots, unaware of the problems associated with vaccines or are getting paid to do so by the vaccine manufacturer.
The government gave out a billion dollars in research grants to develop the vaccine. The companies that make it, stand to make billions more. When this is all over, politicians will stand up and say “look at the fine job we did in stopping the swine flu epidemic.” Vaccine manufacturers will use the “swine flu epidemic success” as a means to get quick money from the government in the future.
If you feel that you trust the government and your doctor enough to put your life on the line and take the vaccine, I respect your choice. Not me, not my wife, not my kids.
I am not the only one that feels this way. Check out this video from Youtube:
Medical Commentator Says Vaccine is More Dangerous Than Swine Flu: Won’t Give It To His Kids:
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