If I refuse the Flu Vaccine my medical practice will be terminated.

[Joshua01]

Yes, but you have to consider all the innocent people you murdered by passing on the flu

Screw them, they should have had their flu shots!

[Neuro]

Screw them, they should have had their flu shots!

Yes, but they tell me it isn't enough to have the immunity from the flu shot, the whole Goy-herd has to be injected for it to be effective...

[monty]

My mother and her husband got their flu shots religiously every year. They were sick afterwards every year. I have never taken a flu shot and seldom have the flu.

[Ares]

Ponce

If you are indeed ex-military then you have been injected with all sorts of combinations of chemicals purported to keep you healthy and in fighting shape under the worst field conditions.

Yep, he most likely has. With that said vaccine induced antibodies only have a life span of less than 10 years. After that time, a blood test would reveal very few if any antibodies that were created as a result of the vaccine. Natural immunity (acquired the disease and the body beat it) you are immune for the rest of your life (if healthy enough to fight off an infection).

I've had this discussion with pediatricians multiple times already lol.

I asked one who tries to dispute me, and I said if the vaccine is so effective then why is a booster needed? Why is it that adults are asked to get a whooping cough vaccine?

She had no answer, I said because the vaccine induced antibodies die off as we age. Our bodies never acquired the disease and instead get a temporary albet misdirected shield during our early development years.

I ended it by saying you cannot improve gods design. We are meant to get these diseases and once acquired immune for the rest of our lives. Instead vaccine preachers will keep pumping themselves and their kids full of that crap and never bother to question why the antibodies are never permanent.

[mick silver]

http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthre...h-Data-Coverup
Autism-Vaccine Controversy Continues With Data Coverup

[Neuro]

My mother and her husband got their flu shots religiously every year. They were sick afterwards every year. I have never taken a flu shot and seldom have the flu.

Did any of them get Alzheimer's?

[monty]

Did any of them get Alzheimer's?

My father's sister had Alzheimer's, she passed away about 15 years ago. I don't know if she took flu shots or not. Now, one of my sister's is in the late stages of Alzheimers and again I don't know her flu shot history. My mother and her husband lived to 93 and 94 respectivly.

[Ares]

My father's sister had Alzheimer's, she passed away about 15 years ago. I don't know if she took flu shots or not. Now, one of my sister's is in the late stages of Alzheimers and again I don't know her flu shot history. My mother and her husband lived to 93 and 94 respectivly.

Look up Dr. Andrew Saul, he has access to a study showing large doeses of Niacin reversing Alzheimer's disease.

[Neuro]

My father's sister had Alzheimer's, she passed away about 15 years ago. I don't know if she took flu shots or not. Now, one of my sister's is in the late stages of Alzheimers and again I don't know her flu shot history. My mother and her husband lived to 93 and 94 respectivly.

The reason why I asked was because I read research many years ago that showed up to a 10-fold increased risk for developing Alzheimer's disease if you had frequent flu-shots...

[Neuro]

At best the flu-shot is worthless:

By Dr. Mercola

About 43 percent of the U.S. population opted to get a flu shot last season, a trend that has unfortunately been steadily increasing in the last several years.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 8 million more people received the flu shot in 2010, which CDC director Dr. Thomas Frieden told Fox Newsi "is the most people who have ever been vaccinated in this country."
Most likely, this is a direct result of the massive marketing campaign that is ongoing in the United States, encouraging every person 6 months and older to get a flu shot.
Now they're available not only from your physician, but also at your drugstore and supermarket.
The CDC is now encouraging ""universal" flu vaccination in the U.S. to expand protection against the flu to more people" -- a move that is highly suspect considering the lack of evidence supporting their effectiveness and safety.

Flu Vaccines Have Little to No Measurable Benefit

The CDC states that the annual flu vaccine is the "best" way to avoid catching the seasonal flu, but what many fail to realize is that there's virtually NO valid scientific evidence to support it, in either its effectiveness or its safety.
This is particularly true for key target groups for which the CDC says the flu shot is most important, like seniors, children and pregnant women!
Again and again, the Cochrane Database Review—which is the gold standard for assessing the scientific evidence for the effectiveness of commonly used medical interventions—has concluded that flu vaccines do not appear to have any measurable benefit either for children, adults, or seniors.
Take a look at these five Cochrane Database Reviews, published between 2006 and 2010, which call into serious question the claim that flu shots are the best way to stay healthy during the flu season.

1. Last year, Cochrane reviewed the available scientific evidence that flu shots protect the elderly, and the results were abysmal. The authors concluded:
   
   
   "The available evidence is of poor quality and provides no guidance regarding the safety, efficacy or effectiveness of influenza vaccines for people aged 65 years or older."
2. Cochrane reviewers also evaluated whether or not flu shots given to health care workers can help protect the elderly patients in nursing homes with whom they work. The research did not find an effect from the vaccinations on laboratory-confirmed influenza. Influenza vaccinations were also not linked to a reduction in either pneumonia or deaths from pneumonia. In conclusion, the authors state:
   
   
   "[T]here is no evidence that vaccinating health care workers prevents influenza in elderly residents in long-term care facilities.
3. Ditto for children. A large-scale, systematic review of 51 studies, published in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviewsiiin 2006, found no evidence that the flu vaccine is any more effective than a placebo in preventing influenza in children under two. The studies involved 260,000 children, age 6 to 23 months.
4. Two years, later, in 2008, another Cochrane reviewiii again concluded "little evidence is available" that the flu vaccine is effective in preventing influenza in children under the age of two.
5. As for the general adult population, Cochrane published the following bombshell conclusioniv last year:
   
   
   "Influenza vaccines have a modest effect in reducing influenza symptoms and working days lost. There is no evidence that they affect complications, such as pneumonia, or transmission.
   
   WARNING: This review includes 15 out of 36 trials funded by industry (four had no funding declaration). An earlier systematic review of 274 influenza vaccine studies published up to 2007 found industry funded studies were published in more prestigious journals and cited more than other studies independently from methodological quality and size. Studies funded from public sources were significantly less likely to report conclusions favorable to the vaccines.
   
   The review demonstrated that reliable scientific evidence confirming that influenza vaccines are effective is thin and there is plenty of reason to suspect that there may be a manipulation of conclusions when the studies are funded by drug companies. The content and conclusions of this review should be interpreted in light of this finding."

CDC Recommends Flu Shots to Pregnant Women Despite Serious Risks

According to Frieden of the CDC, more pregnant women were vaccinated in 2010 than ever before, and about half of them received a flu shot. Unfortunately, many obstetricians and pediatricians strongly recommend the flu vaccine to their pregnant patients because they simply don't know any better. Most of them simply do so at the urging of the CDC and medical trade associations like the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), as it is a lot easier to just blindly trust and follow the CDC or AAP "recommendations" without really checking into them.
If you were following the latest research, however, you would see a new study that seriously calls into question the wisdom of giving pregnant women flu shots. It examined "the magnitude, time course, and variance in inflammatory responses following seasonal influenza virus vaccination among pregnant women."
The analysis, which assessed women prior to, and at one day, two days, and one week following vaccination, showed significant increases in C-reactive protein (CRP) and other markers of inflammationv following the vaccinations. Preeclampsia and preterm birth both have an inflammatory component, leading researchers to state that a tendency toward greater inflammatory responding to immune triggers may predict risk of adverse outcomes.
Researchers are now questioning the assumed safety of giving flu shots to pregnant women because stimulating a woman's immune system during midterm and later term pregnancy may significantly increase the risk that her baby will develop autism during childhood and schizophreniavi sometime during the teenage years and afterward. This risk is not minor. According to Dr. Blaylock, it's a well-accepted fact within neuroscience that eliciting an immune response during pregnancy increases the risk of autism and schizophrenia in her offspring seven- to 14-fold!
In fact, a number of neurodevelopmental and behavioral problems can occur in babies born to women immunologically stimulatedvii during pregnancy. For example, in one study done by Dr. Laura Hewitsonviii, a professor of obstetrics at the University of Pittsburg Medical Center, found that a single vaccine used in human babies, when used in newborn monkeys, caused significant abnormalities in brainstem development.

more:
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/ar...flu-shots.aspx