COMPROMISING YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM
All vaccines are immune sup-pressing, meaning they affect im-mune function for a period of time and can make some people more susceptible to coming down with a viral or bacterial infection. The
chemicals, adjuvants, lab altered viruses and bacteria and foreign DNA/RNA from animal and human
cell substrates in the vaccines may compromise immune system func-tion and depress immunity – that is the trade-off you are risking.
The conventional belief is that it is acceptable to exchange this small overall immune suppression for
immunity to one infectious disease. However, remember that this means you’re trading a total immune sys-tem suppression, which is your main defense against ALL known disease – including millions of pathogens – for a temporary immunity against just one disease.
This may help explain why people who get a flu shot may actually be more likely to acquire an infection from another virus, as was shown to be the case with H1N1 (swine flu).
Back in the spring of 2009, just when the swine flu hysteria was building, a Cana-dian study revealed
that people who had received a regular seasonal flu shot were twice as likely to catch swine flu. This was initially passed off as unproven but, lo and behold, in 2010 the re-sults of several epide-miologic investigations revealed that seasonal flu shot DID increase the risk of catching
swine flu.
The four studies, which were conducted by public health agencies in Canada, involved about 2,700 people in all, and each one had the same result: if you got the seasonal flu shot, you were more likely to get the swine flu.
The researchers stopped short of stating that a causal relationship had been established, saying instead that there could have been unidentified factors within the groups studied that accounted for the increase.
chemicals, adjuvants, lab altered viruses and bacteria and foreign DNA/RNA from animal and human
cell substrates in the vaccines may compromise immune system func-tion and depress immunity – that is the trade-off you are risking.
The conventional belief is that it is acceptable to exchange this small overall immune suppression for
immunity to one infectious disease. However, remember that this means you’re trading a total immune sys-tem suppression, which is your main defense against ALL known disease – including millions of pathogens – for a temporary immunity against just one disease.
This may help explain why people who get a flu shot may actually be more likely to acquire an infection from another virus, as was shown to be the case with H1N1 (swine flu).
Back in the spring of 2009, just when the swine flu hysteria was building, a Cana-dian study revealed
that people who had received a regular seasonal flu shot were twice as likely to catch swine flu. This was initially passed off as unproven but, lo and behold, in 2010 the re-sults of several epide-miologic investigations revealed that seasonal flu shot DID increase the risk of catching
swine flu.
The four studies, which were conducted by public health agencies in Canada, involved about 2,700 people in all, and each one had the same result: if you got the seasonal flu shot, you were more likely to get the swine flu.
The researchers stopped short of stating that a causal relationship had been established, saying instead that there could have been unidentified factors within the groups studied that accounted for the increase.
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