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A major pharmaceutical company this week fired many employees who refused to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Syneos Health is a global pharmaceutical outsourcing company with some 28,000 employees in more than 110 countries. It contracts with bigger pharmaceutical companies including COVID-19 vaccine maker Johnson & Johnson/Janssen.
“A lot of us were questioning the shots because they didn’t go through the proper safety and efficacy studies that are traditionally required for all medications. And being in the medical industry, part of our job is discussing safety and efficacy about our products and our competitors’ products with doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners. For there not to be safety and efficacy data with these COVID shots, many of us wanted to wait,” one former Syneos employee said.
“I know that COVID has taken people’s lives just like the flu has, and pneumonia, and other viruses. But I’m not going to inject myself with something that has no long-term data. I’m not comfortable being an experiment for these pharmaceutical companies, and COVID has such a high percentage of survival rate that there’s no need for me to.
“So many people just live in fear, and they are living through what the media is telling them, and it’s just unfortunate that more people don’t actually do some research. The survival rate is so high and I’m so healthy, that I just don’t have a reason to be afraid.”
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: rickymouse
When I read the article, I felt it was an honest reason why to refuse the jabs, I agree, the way these jabs were pushed into the population using propaganda and scaremongering was unethical and immoral.
To think that employees are still pushing them when obviously they do not stop the virus is still reprehensible, I am lucky that I have a choice, but my husband did not in order to keep his job.
originally posted by: chris_stibrany
a reply to: rickymouse
Take those pills!
munch munch munch
originally posted by: Village Idiot
a reply to: marg6043
I agree with their decisions, it takes an avarage 12 years for a vaccine to reach public use status and out of every 100 vaccines being trailed, only 2 make the grade.
And here we have 4 magic potions.... just like that, what could possibly go wrong?
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: chris_stibrany
It is not only pillss, foods that are said to be super healthy often have dumbing down or settling down effects...Omega 3s being one of the oils that have that property. Same with Avacados, they have a couple of properties that lower your ability to reason, one being the oil, the other being the chemical that breaks down Diamine oxidase which raises histamines which can unbalance the acetylcholine in the brain and make people less able to reason correctly.
I can go on and on...eat your fish oil, it acts like an antidepressant or anti-anxiety med sometimes....By the way, I really enjoy eating fish. It is real calming, but I won't take the pills...other chemicals in fish actually increase intellect where that is not in the oil itself.
originally posted by: marg6043
This is a very interesting article from workers fired for no getting the shots, their reasons seem fair and in some way a warning to people.
A major pharmaceutical company this week fired many employees who refused to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Syneos Health is a global pharmaceutical outsourcing company with some 28,000 employees in more than 110 countries. It contracts with bigger pharmaceutical companies including COVID-19 vaccine maker Johnson & Johnson/Janssen.
These workers were given exemptions but they had a deadline and the shots were pushed on them regardless, even when JJ exemptions by itself were permanent, now if the buildings were in Florida they had nothing to worry about, but not in other states.
“A lot of us were questioning the shots because they didn’t go through the proper safety and efficacy studies that are traditionally required for all medications. And being in the medical industry, part of our job is discussing safety and efficacy about our products and our competitors’ products with doctors, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners. For there not to be safety and efficacy data with these COVID shots, many of us wanted to wait,” one former Syneos employee said.
They are not against the shots but the way they have been pushed without proper testing.
But in their experience, they feel that covid is not worse than getting the flu or pneumonia when it comes to survival rates.
“I know that COVID has taken people’s lives just like the flu has, and pneumonia, and other viruses. But I’m not going to inject myself with something that has no long-term data. I’m not comfortable being an experiment for these pharmaceutical companies, and COVID has such a high percentage of survival rate that there’s no need for me to.
“So many people just live in fear, and they are living through what the media is telling them, and it’s just unfortunate that more people don’t actually do some research. The survival rate is so high and I’m so healthy, that I just don’t have a reason to be afraid.”
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originally posted by: Village Idiot
a reply to: marg6043
I agree with their decisions, it takes an avarage 12 years for a vaccine to reach public use status and out of every 100 vaccines being trailed, only 2 make the grade.
And here we have 4 magic potions.... just like that, what could possibly go wrong?
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: rickymouse
a reply to: chris_stibrany
It is not only pillss, foods that are said to be super healthy often have dumbing down or settling down effects...Omega 3s being one of the oils that have that property. Same with Avacados, they have a couple of properties that lower your ability to reason, one being the oil, the other being the chemical that breaks down Diamine oxidase which raises histamines which can unbalance the acetylcholine in the brain and make people less able to reason correctly.
Yup. They are called anti-nutrients. All plant foods have them, and most have them in abundance.
I can go on and on...eat your fish oil, it acts like an antidepressant or anti-anxiety med sometimes....By the way, I really enjoy eating fish. It is real calming, but I won't take the pills...other chemicals in fish actually increase intellect where that is not in the oil itself.
At first I thought you were advocating for fish oil caps, but I guess you were advocating getting your fish oil by eating the fish? If so, then I agree whole-heartedly. Most fish oil caps/liquid is rancid garbage, but even if extremely fresh and not rancid yet, it is always better to eat the whole food, and of course, like red meat beats chicken hands down nutrient density and healthy saturated fat wise, oily fish are best: ie, wild caught salmon (sockeye is highest), sardines, anchovies, mackerel and herring).
originally posted by: rickymouse
Actually, White fish from the great lakes is higher in Omega 3s than Salmon, especially from the colder Lake Superior vs Lake Michigan. Most wild caught fish from Cold waters have better lipid profiles...except from polluted waters.
But grassfed organic beef and venison are just about as healthy lipid wise as wild caught salmon.
So I am sure some salmon still is better than those two meats.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: rickymouse
Actually, White fish from the great lakes is higher in Omega 3s than Salmon, especially from the colder Lake Superior vs Lake Michigan. Most wild caught fish from Cold waters have better lipid profiles...except from polluted waters.
Maybe, but you'd have to be specific.
But most of those waters are polluted.
Also, which oemga 3's? They are not all equal, and it isn't just about Omega 3;s anyway, those are way over-hyped as far as health goes.
But grassfed organic beef and venison are just about as healthy lipid wise as wild caught salmon.
again, it is about far more than just lipids.
The flesh and fat from ruminant animals is far more healthy than any fish.
So I am sure some salmon still is better than those two meats.
You would be wrong, but I do love me some good wild caught seafood from time to time.