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Originally posted by MJHerbman
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by schadenfreude
You actually posted a quote using the word Boom! ??
Find a legitimate site and you have a legit claim. But bogus retro hippy sites isn't one of them.
Some of this is funny:
The authors found: Vaccines administered parenterally, that is, outside the digestive tract—which generally means by injection—reduced influenza-like symptoms by only 4%
It is a vaccine, you take it before you get sick, you don't take it to reduce symptoms.edit on 9-10-2012 by nixie_nox because: (no reason given)
So you basically bash the site because of the word gaia and you discredit them based on a misunderstanding on your part.
They mean there were 4% less cases of influenza, or influenza like symptoms, obviously.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
Yes, I am. Because no article seriously discussing science and health related topics use the words gaia or boom.
And if you read the quote, it says: "which generally means by injection—reduced influenza-like symptoms by only 4%" Theraflu reduces symptoms, not the vaccine.
And to help you with your ignorance problem, it doesn't matter what age group dies from the flu, which includes a lot of children, you get the vaccination to prevent it from spreading to those who are are more threatened by it.
Yes, I am. Because no article seriously discussing science and health related topics use the words gaia or boom.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by moniesisfun
Apparently you have never read a scientfic article and have yet to come up with any real evidence then a retro hippy site.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com...
Over 200 viruses cause influenza and influenza-like illness which produce the same symptoms (fever, headache, aches and pains, cough and runny noses). Without laboratory tests, doctors cannot tell the two illnesses apart.
Influenza vaccines are efficacious in preventing cases of influenza in children older than two years of age, but little evidence is available for children younger than two years of age.
www.landesbioscience.com...
Most influenza vaccines have been shown to confer some protection against naturally acquired infection and no evidence for major harms has emerged. In adults and children, the efficacy/effectiveness of current seasonal vaccines was generally high for laboratory-confirmed cases (especially for LAV in children aged 2–17 y), and modest for clinically-confirmed cases and for the elderly.
Originally posted by Honor93
reply to post by crankyoldman
uh excuse you but the "ingredients" are not difficult to come by if you try.
here's a start ... www.informedchoice.info...
or this one ... www.novaccine.com...
or ... vaxtruth.org...
need more ??
how 'bout this one ... www.healthscents4u.com...
then, compare any of those to what the fda has to say ... www.fda.gov...
(scroll to bottom of page to view chart)
you'll find the fda isn't quite telling the whole story or is outright lying.
(compare those flu vax that say "never contained thimerosal" to the ingredients actually in them )
i don't voluntarily take or recommend sticks.
Take the sticks, enjoy them as you are free to,
you'll find the fda isn't quite telling the whole story or is outright lying.