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Tomorrow is Mist all employees day where I work, almost everyone is getting it (not me). And yes, I know the Mist is the live virus but what do you guy think. It really stinks that they are coming into the office to do it (and therefore contaminate the rest of us). I guess at least for them they wont be getting all the mercury and other adjuncts (as bad anyway). Any thoughts? I'm loading up on my NAC (N-Acetyl-Cysteine) and Vitamin D or course ... Do you think this puts us who are not getting it at risk? The...

By Andrew W. Griffin Oklahoma Watchdog Posted: October 6, 2009 andrew@oklahomawatchdog.org OKLAHOMA CITY – News reports are noting today that thousands of doses of H1N1 (swine flu) vaccine have arrived in Oklahoma and that these initial doses will be in the form of a nasal spray called FluMist, manufactured by MedImmune. The first community to receive shipments of FluMist will be Newcastle, in McClain County. Schools there will be targeted with a mass nasal spray vaccination program there, before it is shipped to other parts of the Sooner State. H.R. Holman, public information officer for the Oklahoma City-County Health Department,...

If you take the H1N1 FluMist, you will in fact become a carrier of the H1N1 flu. Information on this drug states that you can and will shed the virus for up to 21 days. That means as you are visiting with your elderly family members, or shopping in the isles of your grocery store or sitting in church with young children and people with immune problems, YOU are going to be shedding the virus H1N1 germs.

Just got the following e-mail from my son's elementary school: "The _________ County Department of Health and _________ County Public Schools is offering the Flu Mist nasal spray vaccination next month to students in all elementary schools. All elementary-school students will receive a letter and consent form at school on Tuesday, Sept. 15, from the Health Department to take home to their parents. The consent form must be completed and returned to the school by Sept. 22 in order for your child to receive the vaccination. Please call xxx-xxx-xxxx or xxx-xxx-xxxx for more information or with any questions." What to...

1.1 million doses of the nasal spray available in U.S. By Cheryl Clark UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER October 10, 2004 Marcia Tolin spent the better part of a day last week trying to find FluMist, the nasal spray that's now the only option for healthy people ages 5 to 49 who want vaccine protection against the flu this fall. "I called my doctor. I called the health department. I called the immunization projects. No one seems to have a clue what it is or where to find it," said Tolin, a La Mesa real estate agent. "I've just been running around...

"MedImmune, the manufacturer of FluMist, recently announced that it signed an agreement that makes FluMist, the new intranasal influenza vaccine, readily available to people as they shop at Wal-Mart, the worlds biggest retailer." [1] As the physician in charge of a bustling Integrative medical clinic, questions about vaccines frequently arise. After reading about the MedImmune-Walmart joint venture, I felt compelled to warn our patients and our internet subscribers of the potentially serious complications that may come from direct and passive exposure to this new vaccine. I also wanted to give a "heads up" to everyone regarding the onslaught of advertising...