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Originally posted by alkali
Originally posted by thebtheb
Well for polio, the only reason is exists in North America right now is because of its vaccine. This is a checkable, known fact admitted by the CDC, WHO and FDA. No disputing this point. There is also in Africa, a vaccine induced polio that is actually worse than polio - another checkable, indisputable fact. I'm not really sure why people continue not to question and to not at least distrust a little these amazing cures that were invented called vaccines.
The Sabin polio vaccine could revert back to a virulent form, which is why its use was discontinued in 1999. The only polio vaccine used in the US now is the Salk vaccine. The Salk vaccine is a killed virus and cannot revert back to a virulent form.
In the 1940s, there were over 35,000 cases of polio in the US. In 1955, the Salk vaccine was developed. By 1957, there were less than 2,500 cases of polio. No cases of wild poliovirus have originated in the US since 1979. I'd say that's a pretty successful vaccine.
Originally posted by thebtheb
Well actually, very few vaccines are supposed to be lifelong.
Originally posted by thebtheb
Originally posted by alkali
Originally posted by thebtheb
Well for polio, the only reason is exists in North America right now is because of its vaccine. This is a checkable, known fact admitted by the CDC, WHO and FDA. No disputing this point. There is also in Africa, a vaccine induced polio that is actually worse than polio - another checkable, indisputable fact. I'm not really sure why people continue not to question and to not at least distrust a little these amazing cures that were invented called vaccines.
The Sabin polio vaccine could revert back to a virulent form, which is why its use was discontinued in 1999. The only polio vaccine used in the US now is the Salk vaccine. The Salk vaccine is a killed virus and cannot revert back to a virulent form.
In the 1940s, there were over 35,000 cases of polio in the US. In 1955, the Salk vaccine was developed. By 1957, there were less than 2,500 cases of polio. No cases of wild poliovirus have originated in the US since 1979. I'd say that's a pretty successful vaccine.
After being erradicated in the United States, polio was reintroduced back into the United States from a nasal polio vaccine - this is a fact admitted by the CDC and FDA. Right now, there is a more virulent completely vaccine induced polio in Africa. Doctors even know how to tell the difference between polio and the vaccine induced one. Look it up. Doesn't sound like a great vaccine to me.
Originally posted by thebtheb
Originally posted by alkali
Originally posted by thebtheb
Well for polio, the only reason is exists in North America right now is because of its vaccine. This is a checkable, known fact admitted by the CDC, WHO and FDA. No disputing this point. There is also in Africa, a vaccine induced polio that is actually worse than polio - another checkable, indisputable fact. I'm not really sure why people continue not to question and to not at least distrust a little these amazing cures that were invented called vaccines.
The Sabin polio vaccine could revert back to a virulent form, which is why its use was discontinued in 1999. The only polio vaccine used in the US now is the Salk vaccine. The Salk vaccine is a killed virus and cannot revert back to a virulent form.
In the 1940s, there were over 35,000 cases of polio in the US. In 1955, the Salk vaccine was developed. By 1957, there were less than 2,500 cases of polio. No cases of wild poliovirus have originated in the US since 1979. I'd say that's a pretty successful vaccine.
After being erradicated in the United States, polio was reintroduced back into the United States from a nasal polio vaccine - this is a fact admitted by the CDC and FDA. Right now, there is a more virulent completely vaccine induced polio in Africa. Doctors even know how to tell the difference between polio and the vaccine induced one. Look it up. Doesn't sound like a great vaccine to me.
Originally posted by earthcitizen
To add and clarify some historical facts on polio from several sources, here's a quote from one of them. The information was in it's second printing, 2005.
"No epidemics of polio have occurred in the U.S. since 1954. The Salk vaccine was introduced in 1955, Sabin's in 1959. There is no evidence that the vaccines caused polio to practically disappear from this country. From 1923 to 1953, before the Salk vaccine came on the scene, the polio death rate in the U.S. and England already declined on it's own by 47% and 55% respectively. A similar decline in other European countries is shown statistically.......
The number of polio cases reported after mass inoculations with Salk's vaccine was significantly greater than before mass inoculations and may have more than doubled in the United States. For instance, Vermont had a 266% increase: Rhode Island a 454% increase: Massachusetts a 642% increase, and so on. Dr. Salk himself was quoted as saying: "When you inoculate children with a polio vaccine you don't sleep well for two or three weeks" ".Judith A. DeCava, CNC, LNC Vaccination, Examining the Record. She also says that the standards/guidelines for defining polio were changed. The same tactics used during the "swine flu epidemic".
Judith as well as other researchers such as her, spend a lot of time uncovering the truth. Misleading information on immunizations is beautifully designed for us and unless we learn to connect this dot with others, we will remain blind to the bigger agenda. Also, there is information that there is a connection between insecticide spraying and polio "like" symptoms during that era.....currently exploring that information.
Take care my friends.