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Research funded by Asthma UK has led to the development of a vaccine treatment that can prevent asthma-like symptoms in mice.
Dr Noble and his team at King's College London have been studying allergic mechanisms in mice and investigating whether it is possible to regulate the immune system's response to potential allergic triggers.
full text : http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/133241.php


I have been thinking about animal studies and how scientists use them to point to safety and efficay when it comes to vaccines. This makes no sense to me. Comparing mice to humans makes no sense. Humans and animals have different immune systems, different DNA different everything. Animals have different disaeses than humans. How can scientists hope to cure human diseases by giving animals diseases that they woud not encounter in nature and then give them drugs or medicine or vaccines and assume that the effect would be the same as in a human?? It is totally illogical, yet is the basis for the majority of medical research!
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It is totally illogical, yet is the basis for the majority of medical research!

Not only that, but if a certain type of animal reacts badly to the treatment, they will use a different type. Animals types are matched with the study.

But the whole reasoning behind this is that when there is a bad reaction in humans, they have the "study" to back them up. They did what they could and had the proper results.

It is crazy. No not really. It is actually very clever!
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How do they introduce allergies in mice? Not be subjecting them to air pollution, nor by feeding them whatever... no, it's by injecting things into them. Injecting things like the pertussis vaccine.

I have a feeling that this vaccines, like the shingles vaccine, is in direct response to the damage vaccines have caused to begin with.

I suspect that the Asthma research fund is another branch of big pHARMa.
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The cornerstone of all medical research.....real scientific. If one takes 30 seconds to think about it logically, it doesn't hold up. You don't need to be a scientist or a docotr to think logocally. If you have a brain in your head this makes no sense. It just goes to show how totally brainwashed we are as a society.
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