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Special eBulletin
Swine Flu
Vaccine update
By
Dr Deb Mills 14/10/09
I have
had phone calls about this, so I am moved to comment
on an email being circulated regarding the
Swine Flu Vaccine implying
there is a conspiracy to poison the population,
decrease our IQ etc with thimerosol (spelled
wrongly) and squalene which are in the
vaccine etc etc.
In
my view this email is grossly
misleading and inflammatory (to put it
politely!). I won't go through every point of
the email however a few points to consider: |
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Thiomersal in the swine
flu vaccine
Thiomersol is a compound used as a preservative in
the vaccine. It is not mercury.
It is certainly NOT the mercury compound that persists
in the body and causes toxic effects. The dangerous
chemical is methylmercury. The vaccine contains a type
of ethyl mercury.
Yes thiomersal does contain a mercury atom in the
molecule, but we know that atoms behave differently
depending on what they are bound to. For example; Oxygen
is flammable. Water has an OXYGEN molecule in the atom
(H2O) but water is NOT flammable like oxygen, because
the oxygen behaves differently in a compound molecule.
Another analogy would be the arsenic in prawns - there
is a type of arsenic in prawns. (If I need to do heavy
metal screening on a patient, I have to request patients
avoid eating prawns for several days prior to the test
or they return a positive result.) Any of your friends
have arsenic poisoning from prawns lately?
Here is the full report from the World Health
Organisation for those who want the details.
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Squalene in the swine flu
vaccine?
Squalene is a naturally occurring substance found in
plants, animals, and humans. It is manufactured in the
liver of every human body and circulates in our
bloodstream. Squalene is also found in a variety of
foods, cosmetics, over-the-counter medications, and
health supplements.
THERE IS NO SQUALENE IN THE
AUSTRALIAN VACCINE
For the record here is a
Report on Squalene from World Health Organisation
...written by Dr Deb Mills, Travel
Medical Alliance, Brisbane, Queensland
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