MMR Vaccine Misinformation Puts Children At Risk.
Measles hysteria dominates the headlines by the propagandists in the mainstream news media. The public is being led to believe there's a massive outbreak of the disease in the southwestern United States that threatens to spread nationwide, unless parents inject their kids with the MMR vaccine.
But there are some things to consider: first, we don't know for sure that a virus is responsible for whatever is causing symptoms in the affected children. According to the Cleveland Clinic, doctors base a measles diagnosis on visible symptoms. Lab tests can be done, but often aren't, and even when they are done, the tests look for markers that suggest there's been exposure to a virus that researchers assume causes the symptoms that are called "measles". But keep in mind that live viruses cannot be seen even under an electron microscope. The objects we're told are viruses are actually dead material treated with various chemicals and then encased in epoxy so that they can be viewed as grayscale images under the microscope. They're not moving around, or replicating, or seen entering cells. They're just dead objects that researchers theorize must be causing various diseases. They then take their theories and create vaccines which they assure us are "safe and effective", although an overwhelming amount of evidence suggests otherwise.
By assuming that a virus causes measles, health officials ignore the possibility that there could be other things that cause the same symptoms, such as nutritional deficiencies, EMF radiation, and poisoning by the huge amount of chemicals that are sprayed on our food and in the sky and even dumped into our water. They're also ignoring new research which suggests disease symptoms are possibly caused by pheromones or by the electrical field that surrounds each one of us. But they can't vaccinate us against electrical fields. Dead specks of matter seen under a microscope are much more profitable to Big Pharma.
It's a confusing time to be a parent when health officials work to protect their financial interests instead of looking at cutting-edge research, or worse, when they push misinformation that could result in the needless deaths of children.
In response to the growing number of people with measles symptoms, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr said, "While there is no approved antiviral for those who may be infected, CDC has recently updated their recommendation supporting administration of vitamin A under the supervision of a physician for those with mild, moderate, and severe infection. Studies have found that vitamin A can dramatically reduce measles mortality."
In an article by HealthDay and republished on UPI, vaccine propagandist Dr Peter Hotez said, "If people have the mistaken impression that you have an either-or choice of MMR vaccine or vitamin A, you're going to get a lot of kids unnecessarily infected with measles. That's a problem, especially during an epidemic. And second, you have this unregulated medicine in terms of doses being given and potential toxicities".
[image above: Dr Peter Hotez]
The article went on to say, "The measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is the only proven way to prevent measles." The Council for Responsible Nutrition stated, "While vitamin A plays an important role in supporting overall immune function, research hasn't established its effectiveness in preventing measles infection."
The statements by Hotez and The Center for Responsible Nutrition seem to have been written to purposely muddy the water and confuse parents on what RFK Jr was saying. Kennedy never said vitamin A by itself would prevent measles. He only said it can "dramatically reduce measles mortality".
Others agree:
The John Hopkins University says "In people with vitamin A deficiency, taking vitamin A when they have measles lowers the risk for serious complications and death from the infection."
A study published by The New England Journal of Medicine concluded, "Treatment with vitamin A reduces morbidity and mortality in measles, and all children with severe measles should be given vitamin A supplements, whether or not they are thought to have a nutritional deficiency."
If you're a parent, it's your decision on how to protect your children from illness. But you shouldn't be pressured by propagandists and drug pushers to do something you're unsure of. Blind faith in people claiming to know what's best for your kids could have fatal results. Even doctors who seem to be honest and ethical may not provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision. How many times has your pediatrician shown you the package insert that comes with all medicines, including vaccines, that lists all the known side effects and adverse reactions? "Never" is what most people say. But you need to be told, because thanks to collusion between the U.S. federal government and pharmaceutical companies, vaccine manufacturers have no liability if their products injure or kill your child. And even if you could find an attorney who would sue them on your behalf, Big Pharma spends tens of billions of dollars in legal fees to prevent any cases from succeeding.
To help you make an informed decision, I'm providing the package insert information for the MMR vaccine. Even if you're not a parent, you should read it to see the kinds of potential harms that vaccines (and other drugs) have that your doctor never tells you about.
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Do your research. Never assume the news media, the government, or the drug pushers have your best interests at heart. Because when the harm is done, they'll run away saying, "We didn't force you to do anything".
