Forgive me if I missed it written in there somewhere....Let's not forget that SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME sids or cribdeath is also related to vaccines...babys get vaccinated then not very long after mysteriuosly die!!!!I can't remember the exact amount of hours that they found it was ... I guess the lucky babys make it out.
- I remember it annoyed me while playing hockey in the US they froze my university courses since on record I was missing some vaccnation records -so u either get them or you show the records so they will unfreeze your account and you can select your courses...so after seeing the line ups I said that I was sure had the records somewhere and I'd go and look and come back on a less busy day...so they just unfroze everything and wrote me down as fully vaccinated in the computer...and then the scholarship $$$ returned to it's usual program .I couldn't believe that someone should try and tell me what I should shove into my body and threaten me with taking what I need away if I don't do what they tell me to. I beat that sick and twisted US system!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Me and one other girl on the team also refused the flu shot that year...and a large bad flu epedemic swept through Boston....there were only two girls on the team who did not get this flu that year...me and the other girl.
Mark- Didn't Pasteur confess on his deathbed that he was wrong? I think I read that in this book called "sick of being tired"by dr.Robert young ... I think it was at the start of the book discussing the whole bechamp /pasteur controversy :) I read it a couple years ago .but if pasteur was wrong and western medicine is based on pasteurs being wrong - no wonder nobody cures their diseases!
That thing you were talking about with the cells changing into germs...metamorphisizing-thats called pleomorphism isn't it?(THAT IS MY BIG KICKBOXER WORD OF THE DAY!!!lol)but the nice thing about this is that not only can the cells turn diseased but they can also change back to their original perfect state.Which should give hope to those who have illness not to think they have to always be that way ;)