As the coronavirus pandemic continues to haunt policymakers and the public around the world, a lot of hope is being placed in finding an effective and safe vaccine against Covid-19.
The chances of finding an effective vaccine soon are not that high, one expert told CNBC. (See link for article)
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Important quote:
“This means that for half the people that get the vaccine it wouldn’t work,” Fisher said. “Most people aren’t expecting this to be 100% effective.
Meanwhile, make sure you are well read on this experimental fast-tracked DNA vaccine, most of which are made with fetal cell lines, need electricity to zap it into you, experts worry might cause chronic inflammation, autoimmunity,cancer, and a whole host of other important issues to consider, and will utilize 5G to monitor you and potentially modify your behavior.
Please see:https://madisonarealymesupportgroup.com/2020/10/05/covid-19-vaccine-explained/ Dr. Carrie Madej D.O. discusses the COVID-19 vaccine in this ground-breaking, informative documentary. It is critical you educate yourself and others on this frightening technology that our ‘authorities’ are not being transparent about.
“A group is suing Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum and Tulsa Health Department Executive Director Bruce Dart, saying the city’s mask mandate is harmful to healthy people,” reports Activist Post. The group includes business owners and two doctors who “are asking the city to immediately repeal the mask mandate which was passed by city council last month.” (See link for article)
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The article goes on to report that mask wearing has well-known, documented risks which are currently being seen by doctors including:
bacterial pneumonias
other bacterial infections
fungal infections
facial rashes
New research also indicates that cloth masks me be increasing the aerosolization of COVID-19 causing increased transmission.
The article also states that those supporting mask usage are using low-level retrospective observational studies that should not be the foundation upon which medical decisions are made.
Rickettsia typhi and Bartonella henselae are the causative agents of murine typhus and cat-scratch disease, respectively. A small-scale survey (N = 202) was conducted in the Attica region, Greece, for determining the prevalence rates of IgG antibodies against B. henselae and R. typhi by indirect fluorescence antibody test.
IgG against B. henselae 17.8% (36/202)
IgG against R. typhi4.5% (9/202)
co-occurring IgG against both 3.5% (7/202)
only anti-B. henselae IgG in 14.3% (29/202)
only anti-R. typhi IgG in 1.0% (2/202)
Titres 1/64, 1/128, 1/256, and 1/512, of anti-B. henselae IgG were identified in 6.4%, 4.5%, 4.5%, and 2.4%
whereas titres 1/40 and 1/80 of anti-R. typhi IgG were detected in 4.0%, and 0.5%, respectively.
A positive association of anti-B. henselae IgG prevalence with a coastal area featuring a major seaport (p = 0.009) and with younger age (p = 0.046) was identified.
The findings of this survey raise concern for exposure of the population of Attica to B. henselae and R. typhi, which should be considered in the differential diagnosis when compatible symptoms are present. Our results also suggest that seaports may represent high-risk areas for exposure to Bartonella spp.
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This study demonstrates the importance of birds in tick & disease proliferation. We’ve always been told it’s just the mice, mice, mice…..but it isn’t. Many things can transport ticks, including the movement of people.
Tripura: 3-Day-Old Dies After Nurse Inserts Nasal Swab For COVID Test, Family Alleges Negligence
Soon after the cotton swabs were inserted, the infant started bleeding from the nose.
The Logical Indian Crew
Tripura | 16 Aug 2020
Writer : Sumanti Sen | Editor : Prateek Gautam | Creatives : Abhishek M
Image Credit: amarujala
A three-day-old baby died in a government hospital in Tripura’s Agartala on Wednesday, August 12, allegedly after a nurse inserted a nasal swab to take samples for its COVID-19 test. (See link for article)
In the toddler’s case, bleeding from the nose wouldn’t stop, and death occurred on the same day.
While the first case involved an undiagnosed skull defect, and the second also cannot be proven conclusively to be caused by the swab, they should serve as reminders that tests are not without risk and those risks need to be weighed.
I find it interesting that public ‘authorities,’ insist that people obtain, at all costs, vaccines and tests that they have financial interests in and turn a blind eye to risks – despite these things causing severe injury or death, but downplay, ignore, and actually sabotage patients by denying treatment to the thousands upon thousands who suffer due to the complex infection(s). Their bias couldn’t be more glaring.
Believe it or not, there are still doctors who claim that Lyme is nothing more than mass hysteria~ even with statistical data showing confirmation of the rise in new cases. How can this be? How can medical professionals still deny that Lyme is a serious health risk here in Maine? How can they argue with patients who present with information in hand about research, testing and treatment? And they do argue with the patients. They argue when a patient asks for their bloodwork to be sent to Igenex, the leading tick-borne disease laboratory for over 25 years (located in California). Patients have the right to have their bloodwork sent anywhere and yet they are being denied this option because providers use whoever their facility is networked with. Interesting…
Medical providers tell patients that Igenex scams patients and pays doctors for their usage. This is not true but I am beginning to wonder, by denying a patient the right to use whatever lab they want and by only using the lab that their medical office is contracted with, who’s scamming who here? Many providers don’t trust Igenex just because they don’t take insurance. To those providers I ask,” then why aren’t you using the tick-borne disease experienced labs that do take insurance??” Daily, I get calls and emails from patients asking what tests should their PCPs be using, which is why patient AND provider resources and educational links are on our website.
They say that Igenex is not FDA-approved.
Laboratories are not required to be FDA approved. They are, however, required to be CLIA approved. The Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) regulate laboratory testing and require clinical laboratories to be certificated by their state as well as the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) before they can accept human samples for diagnostic testing. In general terms, the CLIA regulations establish quality standards for laboratory testing performed on specimens from humans, such as blood, body fluid and tissue, for the purpose of diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of disease, or assessment of health.
Igenex, MDL and Galaxy Labs are just a few of over 260,000 US labs that are CLIA-approved and offer highly reliable tests sand panels tarting at $495.
This is a smoke screen practiced by doctors who do not:
understand how labs work and are federally regulated
do not support the new evidence-based scientific research
And why, Why is this still so controversial in 2020?
Did you know that vitamins and supplements are not FDA approved? They are regulated by the U.S. Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994. Now you know, and does that change how you feel about taking that One A Day vitamin or Melatonin before bed? I didn’t think so.
Medical providers who do not fully understand tick-borne disease will use this argument every time and it back fires, every time. It only shows their patient what they don’t know.
Medical providers who continue to spread “fake news” about how other medical providers and labs work, well folks, that is the real scam and it goes to show what they don’t know.
Doctors are just ignorant pawns used by ‘authorities’ who have severe conflicts of interest. Time for doctors to wake up and listen to patients who have been saying the same things for over 40 years. Time for a public health reboot and a CDC, NIAID, FDA walk-away movement:
