Vaccines have been with us for a long time, yes....
But they can easily be used now as a well accepted practice to “induce” new maladies that Pharmaceutical companies just hnappen to have a cure, or more typically remediative medicine that in many cases has side effects then it is off to the races
I study this industry very thoroughly and have been invited to speak at conferences in my chosen field which is more the business side not laboratory. It is fascinating, horribly so to see how quickly these drugs are rushed to market with often incomplete or even falsified testing and then all of the post release crap that ensues and we are the rats. Case in point, what are called Proton Inhibitors (Nexium etc) were prescribed post op and I used a different therapy non medicinal. 1 year later word came out that they can cause liver damage and other lethal problems. Funny thing is the root of ulcers and excess acidity are not too much acid, they are because a bacterium present in the intestines has been able to get into the stomach and park in the wall. H-Pylori and the reason it survives is the acidity in your stomach is not enough to kill it. To save time this issue is a lot of processed sugars, most notably High Fructose Corn Syrup is undigestable and is converted as best your body can and creates a food source for Candiasis and others.
Post op the section of my stomach was gone and I watch my sugar intakes and I never took the prescribed medicine. In closing, you would be stunned at the chemistry changes all the pills and potions “Doctors” prescribe today as I am now working in Addiction therapies across the board.
So in closing, I have not had a vaccination since 2005 when I had to for travel to South America and I never will, I do not trust them but each of us must choose
PS - New research is looking at sleep deprivation as a basis for ADHD, not an internal one. Following that one as well
God Bless and keep you all my Fellow Freepers
MAGA!!
Eleutheris5 thinks vaccines are not a problem based on anecdotal unscientific evidence based on casual observations of immediate family, and buys into soulless corporate propaganda and doesn’t understand that disease has a natural life-cycles and burns out as Polio exhibited in the US years ago.
Oh, so it's like the companies that create a computer virus, then sell you a cure and an anti-virus program? Got it.
Just one comment; MANY ulcers and associated gastric issues are caused by H. pylori bacteria, but not all. My Ex was tested for it, and it was found NOT to be the cause of his excess acid. But I agree with you about the danger of proton pump inhibitors. When first brought out, the package insert warned they were not to be taken longer than 6 weeks, but that was ignored by many practitioners. They’ve never worked for me. Good old pepcid works great, with a LOT less possible problems. A side note -— I knew a woman who had interstitial cystitis. Her doctor was an brilliant internist, whom I had recommended to her, after seeing how he attended his patients. HAt her first visit, he conducted a thorough exam, and asked if she had any problems or unusual symptoms. She told him she had none, except that the top of her head itched, all the time. Right away, he declared, “I think you have interstitial cystitis. I’m going to prescribe prilosec, but you cannot take it for more than six weeks, but that should be enough”. Sure enough, she followed his directions, and it never bothered her again. She told me, “when I started taking the prilosec, I felt better than I had in years! I hated to stop it at the end of the six weeks!” But she was obedient, and her doctor was right. It can be successfully used off label, for that disorder.
Interesting I commented on the reply rather than this though the reply spoke of rhe bacteria as well.
When I have this Dyspepsia attack (self-diagnosed) I’m usually in between diet days and binging on carbs for more than a day or two. I low-carb and every attack seems to be because I’m off diet.