"Dr. Jules Freund creator of this oil-based adjuvant warned in 1956 that animals injected with his formulation developed terrible, incurable conditions: allergic aspermatogenesis (stoppage of sperm production), experimental allergic encephalomyelitis (the animal version of MS), allergic neuritis (inflammation of the nerves that can lead to paralysis) and other severe autoimmune disorders.
http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/squalene-a-history-of-vaccine
Former U.S. Army Captain Pamela Thornton first learned that she was a victim of Gulf War Syndrome in December, 1993, when in a moment of disorientation, she crashed into a wall in Ann Arbor and broke a toe. In the months and years that followed, Thornton was plagued with a foot that wouldn't heal along with severe fatigue, swelling, cramping, and constant pain that feels like a pinched nerve radiating through her arms and legs.
Eventually, this healthy, ultra-fit woman was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), a byproduct of Gulf War Syndrome, which ended her promising career in the Army.
Now retired on medical leave and living in the Village of Cedar in northern Michigan, Thornton, 45, may be one of thousands of victims of a compound called squalene, which was allegedly used to enhance an anthrax vaccine given to 150,000 U.S. military personnel during the Gulf War.
http://www.northernexpress.com/editorial/features.asp?id=623
"MF-59 (Squalene) is listed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine as being too dangerous for human use. Squalene is not licensed for use in the U.S. The anthrax vaccine used on Gulf War veterans in the early 1990's was laced with Squalene. It is known to have had disastrous consequences, which include Gulf War Syndrome and ALS. Information on the toxicity and adverse effects of Squalene are available from the National Library of Medicine.
In 2006, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny wrote an article noting the dangers of Squalene. Squalene is manufactured naturally in the liver as a precursor for cholesterol. Ingested Squalene is different from injected Squalene. When Squalene is injected, it can lead to self-destructive immune responses such as autoimmune arthritis and lupus. Squalene in MF-59 can cross react with the body's Squalene on the surface of human cells. Destruction of the body's own Squalene can lead to the diseases mentioned above and other central nervous system diseases."
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/119668
http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/squalene-a-history-of-vaccine
Former U.S. Army Captain Pamela Thornton first learned that she was a victim of Gulf War Syndrome in December, 1993, when in a moment of disorientation, she crashed into a wall in Ann Arbor and broke a toe. In the months and years that followed, Thornton was plagued with a foot that wouldn't heal along with severe fatigue, swelling, cramping, and constant pain that feels like a pinched nerve radiating through her arms and legs.
Eventually, this healthy, ultra-fit woman was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), a byproduct of Gulf War Syndrome, which ended her promising career in the Army.
Now retired on medical leave and living in the Village of Cedar in northern Michigan, Thornton, 45, may be one of thousands of victims of a compound called squalene, which was allegedly used to enhance an anthrax vaccine given to 150,000 U.S. military personnel during the Gulf War.
http://www.northernexpress.com/editorial/features.asp?id=623
"MF-59 (Squalene) is listed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine as being too dangerous for human use. Squalene is not licensed for use in the U.S. The anthrax vaccine used on Gulf War veterans in the early 1990's was laced with Squalene. It is known to have had disastrous consequences, which include Gulf War Syndrome and ALS. Information on the toxicity and adverse effects of Squalene are available from the National Library of Medicine.
In 2006, Dr. Sherri Tenpenny wrote an article noting the dangers of Squalene. Squalene is manufactured naturally in the liver as a precursor for cholesterol. Ingested Squalene is different from injected Squalene. When Squalene is injected, it can lead to self-destructive immune responses such as autoimmune arthritis and lupus. Squalene in MF-59 can cross react with the body's Squalene on the surface of human cells. Destruction of the body's own Squalene can lead to the diseases mentioned above and other central nervous system diseases."
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/119668
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http://yle.fi/uutiset/tiede_ja_tekniikka/2011/09/ms-tauti_on_elimiston_sisallissota_2840583.html
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Olisi tosi asiallista tietää, kuinka monella sairastuneista on ollut amalgaamipaikat suussa - elohopeamyrkytys voi laukaista - muiden tekijöiden ohella - multippeliskleroosin .
Elohopea on hermostomyrkky , jonka on osoitettu voivan metyloitua ihmisen ruoansulatusjärjestelmässä. Tällöin syntyvä metyylielohopea on tunnetusti monin verroin toksisempi kuin metallinen,epäorgaaninen elohopea.
Eräs silmälääkäri Kauhajoella osoitti mielestään käsitykseni paikkojen haitoista vääriksi sillä ,että esim. elohopeakuumemittaria puraissut pikkulapsi ei suinkaan ole vaarassa , koska elohopea poistuu luonnollista tietä.
Niin varmasti tekeekin , mutta sillä ei ole juurikaan tekemistä kroonisen raskasmetallialtistuksen kanssa, joka voi jatkua vuosikymmeniä.