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Majority of Physicians Decline COVID Shots, According to Survey

https://aapsonline.org/majority-of-physicians-decline-covid-shots-according-to-survey/

Majority of Physicians Decline COVID Shots, according to Survey

Of the 700 physicians responding to an internet survey by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), nearly 60 percent said they were not “fully vaccinated” against COVID.

This contrasts with the claim by the American Medical Association that 96 percent of practicing physicians are fully vaccinated. This was based on 300 respondents.

Neither survey represents a random sample of all American physicians, but the AAPS survey shows that physician support for the mass injection campaign is far from unanimous.

“It is wrong to call a person who declines a shot an ‘anti-vaxxer,’” states AAPS executive director Jane Orient, M.D. “Virtually no physicians are ‘anti-antibiotics’ or ‘anti-surgery,’ whereas all are opposed to treatments that they think are unnecessary, more likely to harm than to benefit an individual patient, or inadequately tested.”

The AAPS survey also showed that 54 percent of physician respondents were aware of patients suffering a “significant adverse reaction.” Of the unvaccinated physicians, 80 percent said “I believe risk of shots exceeds risk of disease,” and 30% said “I already had COVID.”

Other reasons for declining the shot included unknown long-term effects, use of aborted fetal tissue, “it’s experimental,” availability of effective early treatment, and reports of deaths and blood clots.

Of 560 practicing physicians, 56 percent said they offered early treatment  for COVID.

Nonphysicians were also invited to participate in the survey. Of some 5,300 total participants, 2,548 volunteered comments about associated adverse effects of which they were aware. These included death, amputation, paralysis, stillbirth, menstrual irregularities, blindness, seizures, and heart issues.

“Causality is not proven. However, many of these episodes might have resulted in a huge product liability or malpractice award if they had occurred after a new drug,” stated Dr. Orient. “Purveyors of these COVID products are protected against lawsuits.”            

The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons has represented physicians in all specialties since 1943. Its motto is omnia pro aegroto, everything for the patient.

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For more:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2021/05/26/us-senate-hearing-little-over-half-of-nih-fda-employees-got-covid-jab/

To read about the mounting adverse reactions and deaths:  https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2020/12/21/warning-3150-injuries-in-1st-week-of-covid-vaccines-among-american-healthcare-workers-pregnant-women-included/

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Activism, vaccines

Finding an Embedded Tick on a Very Inconvenient Spot on Your Body

https://www.lymedisease.org/hardie-tick-family-jeweles/

Finding an embedded tick on a very inconvenient spot on your body

By Chris Hardie

Hune 14, 2021

I stared straight up at the ceiling tiles of the examination room and tried desperately to take my mind off what was happening in my lower regions.

“Are you doing okay?” the doctor asked as he wielded a long tweezer.

“Yep,” I replied, trying to take it like a man.

After about 60 seconds the pain and pressure suddenly ended.

“Got it,” the doctor said.

What was it? An embedded tick.

Where was it? Right in the middle of the family jewels. No I’m not making this up.

Summer hasn’t even started yet and I’ve already been to the doctor twice for embedded ticks. The first was on my arm. I also removed several others crawling over my body. This past summer I had Lyme disease, a bacterial infection caused by a tick bite.

A tick magnet

I am a tick magnet. I am the gigolo of blood-sucking parasites, the toy boy for the Ixodes scapularis, the deer-tick hottie. Normally ticks rest on blades of grass waiting for their prey to pass by before attaching themselves. All I need to do is look at long grass and they come crawling all over me.

Apparently, ticks prefer areas of the body that are warmer and creased areas that protect them – like armpits, the lower abdomen and the groin area. They then attach themselves with their harpoons called hypostome and start sucking blood.

Well, this little blood-sucker was firmly in place when I noticed some pain and swelling in my groin area while taking a shower. I knew what it was right away. And based on its position and the delicate location, it required some deft and precise attention.

“Sherry,” I called to my wife as I came out of the bathroom. “I need your help.”

Never be without a really good pair of tweezers, which are essential first aid for removing ticks and splinters. Of course we had none. I finally located a broken-down set. Sherry located not one but two pairs of reading glasses because the magnifying glass was also missing. That was necessary to clearly see the tick, of course, not because there is anything else small down there.

I dropped my shorts and was spreadeagled on my back on our bed.

“It’s too dark,” Sherry said.

I grabbed her phone and held it like a flashlight.

Uncomfortable digging

A little uncomfortable digging and a few seconds later Sherry said, “Well I think I’ve ripped the head off and 90 percent of the tick is underneath the surface of your skin. I’m sorry; this is going to require minor surgery. You need to go to urgent care.

“If you want to see what it looks like, I suppose you could take a picture but make sure you delete it right away.”

“I don’t think that’s a good idea,” I said, wondering if I had pressed the wrong button on the phone and we were already broadcasting live on some internet channel like TikTok.

There actually is an app that can be downloaded from thetickapp.org that is part of a study being conducted by researchers from Columbia University and the University of Wisconsin as part of a U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vector-borne-disease project. The research is being done to help prevent Lyme disease; information gathered will be used to design integrated control studies.

But at that moment I was more interested in preventing my own Lyme disease. It being a Saturday morning, I headed off to urgent care. We didn’t try any tick-removal methods that are not advised – such as suffocating the tick with Vaseline, squeezing the body of the tick, using alcohol or nail-polish remover, or putting on a hot match or cigarette on the tick to make it back out.

Inconvenient location

“What brings you here today, Mr. Hardie?” I was asked by the female registration-desk worker.

“I have an embedded tick that needs removal,” I said.

“Where is the tick located?”

“On my scrotum,” I replied in a soft tone, thankful for the almost-empty room.

“Oh that’s inconvenient,” she sympathetically said.

I repeated the same story to the check-in nurse. I didn’t ask if the physician was male or female. I didn’t care. I wanted the tick gone.

What the doctor said

The doctor’s notes from my actual medical records tell the brief story:

“On examination of genital area into the mid-scrotum, he does have a tick that does appear to be embedded and appears to be consistent with a deer tick. Grasping the tick at the base of the tick at the skin, I was then able to apply gentle pressure and was able to then remove the tick in whole.”

I was also given a prescription for one course of antibiotics as a preventative measure; after a quick stop at the pharmacy I was on my way home. A little sore, but much relieved.

That’s the end of my tacky tick story.

Chris Hardie and his wife, Sherry, raise animals and crops on his great-grandparents’ Wisconsin farm. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in 2001, he’s a former member of the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council and past-president of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association. This article first appeared in Agri-view.

Editor’s note: LymeDisease.org disagrees with the “one dose doxycline” protocol for preventing Lyme disease. See: Single dose of doxy only prevents rash, not Lyme disease.

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Activism, Ticks

The Red Ring: Live Q & A With Cast and Crew on Lyme Documentary

http://  Approx. 39 Min

The Red Ring Q & A

About This Event:
 
Lyme disease is more than a seasonal scare. In reality, it is a growing epidemic impacting millions in over 65 countries world wide. The Red Ring seeks to raise awareness and dispel the stigma that Lyme is not something to be concerned about. The director, Joonas Berghäll, who suffers from chronic Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections, seeks a cure for his illness.
 
Joonas meets with numerous patients, doctors, researchers and experts from around the world in search for an answer to the core questions:
  • Why is the illness not taken seriously?
  • Why are there hundreds of millions of people suffering?

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**Comment**

For some answers to those questions:  

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Activism, Lyme

Lyme, Tularemia, Rickettsia, & Other Bacteria Found on Children’s Masks

**UPDATE, Nov. 2021**

Watch a series of brief videos where Tyson Gabriel, an industrial hygienist, safety engineer, and risk manager who trains doctors and has 20 years of experience implementing exposure prevention plans in industry, and is lead researcher for his team, examined each mask study on the CDC’s website.  Also see these reports.

Florida Press Release, Parents Cultured Children’s Masks And Found Lyme Disease, Tularemia, Rickettsia, and Other Bacteria

June 18, 2021

The press release dealt with a group of Florida parents who sent cultures of their children’s (ages 6-11) masks, worn at school for 6-8 hours, to a lab. The masks were freshly laundered before they were worn for the day. One adult mask was submitted who works as a cosmetologist.  Also see this news report.

The Lab report using proteomics to extract proteins from the masks to sequence them revealed the following:

While this might be surprising to some, this website has posted on the dangers of mask usage from day one as well as the fact Fauci himself initially stated they weren’t effective, yet people are still wearing them!

  • A 2014 study of hospital workers wearing surgical masks in a Bangkok hospital found their masks to be saturated with Staphylococcus aureus (found on some of the masks in the Alachua study) and the fungus Aspergillus.
  • Another study of hospital workers in China from 2019 observed that after more than six hours of use, masks worn by medical personnel also contained viruses, including adenovirus, bocavirus, respiratory syncytial virus, and influenza viruses.
  • Studies have shown that pathogen density on masks grows exponentially after two hours of use. Source

The final nail in the coffin should have been after the Danish mask study  a randomized, controlled trial on thousands of people.  But it didn’t matter.  The spin doctors used their power to shout it down, and any other information showing the dangers and ineffectiveness of mask usage. Merely posting the study got me kicked off LinkedIn.  So much for a free exchange of ideas in the era of COVID.

 
While a Florida appeals court has already ruled that the mask mandate in Alachua County is presumptively unconstitutional because it violates bodily autonomy, the rest of the country is still in question. The Boston Globe is already advocating their use for the flu season. 
 
For Lyme/MSIDS patients, this information should reinforce what we already know.  Ticks are not the sole perp transmitting “tick-borne illness,” and we need much more work done on this issue.  
 
Lida Mattman, the expert on the cell wall deficient forms has stated she believes Lyme is transmitted by fomites, (an inanimate object or substance that is capable of transmitting infectious organisms from one individual to another). But the spin doctors shouting down anti-mask science have also shouted down any work on sexual and congenital transmission. When I asked Elizabeth Burgess if I could interview her, as she has done much work in the past on animal transmission at the University of Wisconsin, she refused – still affected by nearly losing her job and the bullying that occurred for her controversial findings decades ago.
 
Further, Mattman did groundbreaking work on Lyme testing. Her Gold Standard Culture Method has disappeared thanks to the concerted suppression on microscopy. In 2004 she already claimed that she could not find any uninfected blood in the USA anymore.  
 
And now Lyme, Tularemia, and Rickettsia have ALL been found on the masks of children?  
This should cause us all to pause and consider.

For more on guidelines harming children:  https://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/how-covid-19-school-guidelines-are-harming-kids . It became clear early on that children and teens are at very low risk from COVID-19, with a 99.997% survival.

Please consider signing the petition to lift COVID guidelines at school:  https://standforhealthfreedom.com/action/lift-school-covid-guidelines/

 

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Activism, Lyme, Mycoplasma, Tularemia

NY Times Article Removes ILADS Source Due to 2011 Paper Written by The Cabal

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/prevent-ticks-lyme-disease/

We Hate Ticks, Too. Here’s How to Protect Yourself, Prevent Bites, and Treat Disease.
Photo: Gray Freeman / iStock

We Hate Ticks, Too. Here’s How to Protect Yourself, Prevent Bites, and Treat Disease.

  • Based on information available via the National Center for Biotechnology Information, we have removed the link to the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS) physician finder. We have also removed a source who is heavily associated with this society.

By  Annemarie Conte Doug Mahoney

The mere thought of ticks makes our skin crawl. These vile little creatures transmit diseases such as Lyme, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and the rare (but disconcertingly quaintly named) Heartland virus. Symptoms of tick-borne illnesses can range from swollen joints to meat allergies. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the number of reported cases of Lyme disease has tripled since the 1990s, and there are about 50,000 cases of tick-borne illnesses diagnosed every year. Lyme, which is the most prevalent tick-borne disease in the US, is potentially debilitating and can be difficult to diagnose—just ask the trifecta of pop stars, Justin Bieber, Avril Lavigne, and Shania Twain, all of whom are Canadians living in the US (weird!) who have dealt with the aftereffects of undiagnosed Lyme.  (See link for article)

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**Comment**

Hopefully this article and the censorship within it helps explain the current state of affairs – and this includes information about COVID and other diseases.  We can no longer blindly trust government public health ‘authorities’ and mainstream media to present an accurate and fair analysis of anything.  They are hopelessly riddled with conflicts of interest and are bought out.

While the subject matter on tick prevention is decent enough, the accepted “experts”, part of The Cabal, do not recommend you test the tick that bit you.  Well, of course they would state this.  They just don’t believe Lyme/MSIDS is a big deal and heaven forbid it comes back positive, which they state is most probably a “false” positive. 

Interestingly, everyone agrees that prompt diagnosis and treatment makes all the difference, yet The Cabal still follows an outdated “wait and see” approach which continues to maim patients.  While they will dole out antibiotics for years for acne, they all of a sudden worry about giving 3 weeks worth of antibiotics for infections spread by ticks that can be fatal.

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Activism, Ticks