Do you know how vaccines are evaluated for safety? Prepare to be surprised. - Page 10

[lyttlewon]

Originally Posted by carmel23

I guess the eradication of polio in this country is considered a failure? :

That is not what I said. The SALK vaccine was a failure. "Polio eradication" and Salk did not have much to do with one another.

[sophiekat]

plus you need to consider that "eradicated" is a bit strong. and that polio was never the disease the hysterical media/government comple made it out to be. oh, and the change in diagnostic criteria . . . .

[Deborah]

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[mommaem]

Wow

Just posted a link on another site!! hoping to get the word out. I cant even process all of this, its just :Puke And i have read things about the FDA more about organic and food related, so i've never really trusted them. This is apalling. How do we change this? THANK YOU THANK YOU for this thread.
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[Tracy]

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[groovynaturemama]

what's bad too is the fact that they tested all these vaccines on animals to make sure it was "ok" for the vaxes to go to clinical trials on these infants/children in the first place. i just don't understand how they could consider animal testing accurate enough to permit the clinical trials on humans, and then for them to continue testing vaxes in the same way after many infants die of SIDS?!?!? apalling, absolutely apalling :

[Tracy]

a big fat bump.

[mykdsmomy]

I was wondering where you were, Tracy

[Tracy]

Originally Posted by mykdsmomy

I was wondering where you were, Tracy

ah, you know this time of the year I am usually tied up with my signature.