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Hey, is Thiermosol still used in vaccines?  

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never mind, found the info.
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Originally Posted by tammyswanson View Post
My 'friend' who has not researched the issue thinks that they don't put it in childrens vaccines anymore. Are there any links to articles that say otherwise?
They use it in the vaccine manufacturing process but it is filtered out. Or so they tell us. What remains is a small amount which they can ignore and call it mercury-free. But who is looking? The vaccine manufacturers have to be trusted because there is no oversight.

The flu shot (given to pregnant mothers now) contains the full amount unless you special order a thimerosal free shot.

Less than 5 years ago the flu shot was contradictory for pregnant women. What changed? I think the autism rate was about to drop.
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If you need more info on the so-called 'trace amounts', I have a couple links on my website that may be helpful.
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Here's a link you might find helpful:

http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/thi-table.htm
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The short answer is...YES.
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