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Originally posted by Miraj
reply to post by JennaDarling
Of course that rate is no where near 10%
Try a tenth of a tenth of a percent. That's an estimation, but the actual studies I've read, thats about in the ball park.
And they are producing vaccines without mercury, as they have been for at least the last 11 years. But that would be too hard to actually research.
Originally posted by Miraj
reply to post by JennaDarling
I don't support the use of mercury in vaccines. But that doesn't mean you need to overblow statistics in an actual discussion. It's not funny because the people here are paranoid and will believe -ANYTHING-
Originally posted by JennaDarling
Originally posted by pteridine
reply to post by JennaDarling
I am aware of the risks of Tuna fish, infact it is advised against eating Tuna fish if you are pregnant due to the mercury.
Mercury should not be added in ANY amount to any healthcare product.
Infact if you ask your doctor for an alternative in the UK, he has to get you one. they will.
I mentioned to dentists in europe that the UK still uses mercury, they looked at me in horror, lots of children in the UK have god knows what level of mercury in their teeth. Sure it is locked in with aliminum and tin (Alu is also connected with alsheimers) but it leaks.
Mercury should never be used in ANY form in any healthcare product. regardless whether for adults or children or for whatever purpose.
It should also not be used in those energy lights it gives of vapour and it does contaiminate when the bulbs break and they do.
Use mercury for powering your UFO's and science, nowhere else.
Thimersaol is being phased out in many places in vaccinations, if it was safe, why would they phsase it out?
Becasuse they are getting their asses sued off.
You will be unhappy to discover that there is a natural background of mercury in the world. There is a little bit of everything in everything else. As to the compact fluorescent lights, their higher efficiency reduces the amount of coal that is burned and coal contains varying amounts of mercury, among other things, that are released to the atmosphere. Most people believe that the CFL's are an advantage.
The lawsuits have done some good even though no one has won any trying to extract money by showing that Hg in vaccines causes any ill effects. In effect, those who have paralytic fear of mercury have won the battle already and now there should be no reason not to vaccinate children for the public good.
Originally posted by Master_007
Would this pannel of experts be the same experts that built 6 nuclear power staions on a fault line all nect door to one another or the financial experts that could not see the crash of 2008 coming.
99% of the so called experts are prostitutes and on the payroll of the goverment and are not independant.
Best ones are those that spout out health and saftey concerns to push through droconian laws with nothing but BS to back it up with.
Next to politicans and lawyers these experts are nothing but scum working in PR
Originally posted by Heartisblack
reply to post by KILL_DOGG
Some of these vaccines aren't necessary, who do you know in the USA or UK, wherever you at. Has polio ? Some of the stuff they vaccinate for are diseases from third world countries. When I got vaccines as a kid, they made me sick as a dog. I don't know about you, but vomiting, running high fevers and getting swollen lumps from where I got the Jab; isn't exactly fun.edit on 25-8-2011 by Heartisblack because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by JennaDarling
Probably also the same experts that tell us mobile phones are safe.
Originally posted by Unity_99
This U.S. panel largely gets a FAIL, and is filled largely with SHILLS. Enough said.
(visit the link for the full news article)
Poul Thorsen, the principal coordinator of multiple studies funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) used to deny a vaccine/autism link was indicted on April 13th on 13 counts of fraud and 9 counts of money-laundering. The charges relate to funding for work he conducted for the CDC, which claimed to disprove associations between the mercury-based vaccine preservative, thimerosal, and increased rates of autism.