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originally posted by: LurkingRelentlessly
can they guarantee and prove the following?
it will not cause injury or harm.
i will not contract the illness.
it does not contain known toxins or carcinogens.
it will not lower my current immune system response.
current vaccines seem to have a problem meeting this criteria.
even if they were to satisfy all of those requirements, i would still want my particular sample to be verified by an independent third party of my choosing, all lab costs and fees paid for by the manufacturer of course.
and even then the answer would probably still be no, as im not fond of needles.
originally posted by: ExSmokerYes
a reply to: Hushabye
Glad to see I am not alone in this. You and me, will be the last 2 un-vaccinated people being hunted down by force of 100 000 officers combing the countryside
Just youtube it, a 10 year old kid can do it.
originally posted by: LurkingRelentlessly
well theres also the problem of subterfuge via things like GMO mesquitos. why risk a waco type event when they can just release a bunch of vaccine carrying insects that you probably wont notice.
originally posted by: Mianeye
It might be that you think every one who is not on ATS or Youtube are idiots, in this case especially the health care workers and scientist ALL over the world. Use some logic,
People have written to ask me, “Steve, how much colloidal silver would you have to take in order to protect yourself from an Ebola infection?”
And of course, the answer is, no one knows for sure. As I mentioned, the DOD research discussed above was in vitro (i.e., laboratory test tube) research.
And while it demonstrated that very small particles of silver at surprisingly low concentrations could stop the Ebola virus in infected cells from replicating and spreading, it in no way gives us so much as a clue as to how much colloidal silver a living human being would have to take in order to achieve the same results.
Now I know that’s probably not what you want to hear. But just as I refuse to join in with all of the doom-and-gloom hype about the supposed coming worldwide Ebola apocalypse, in like manner I also refuse to join in with those making blanket statements that colloidal silver is the sure-fire “cure” for Ebola.
Under real-life conditions, it might, or might not prove to be effective.
And if colloidal silver did prove to be effective, the research seems to indicate it would depend upon getting the right dose of very small silver particles into your body, early enough in the infective process to stop viral replication.
Indeed, it appears that to have the very best chance of protection, utilizing colloidal silver in small amounts on a daily basis would be the way to go.
In other words, based on the DOD study, daily prophylactic dosing with colloidal silver before exposure to the Ebola virus would appear to provide better protection than dosing after exposure.
originally posted by: Mianeye
There is a big difference between a lab and real life, it is still inconclusive if this have any use on people in real life.
I made a post later that gave it the benefit of doubt.
Let me quote some of that.
originally posted by: alexball
You would pass on a vaccine against a spreading disease with 50% mortality?
You would trust Russians more than American science?
You believe this Ebola outbreak was planned?
Where do people get these ideas? I can understand that conspiracy is part of the American psyche, but woah.