Fear is Our Way of Life

Fear sells...............and it's big business when it comes to pharmaceutical companies and many other manufacturing companies.

  If you think there'll be a big pandemic and you may die unless you take a pill or get a vaccine you will follow the 'Herd' and dutifully obey orders. You would think a blind man could see the sales pitch but nope, the masses fall prey to commercial hype and fear mongering. 

  Fact is we don't escape this world alive, fear of dying is big money. Life insurance policies, seat belts, drugs, and vaccines all are supposed to shield us from inevitable death that gets us all at some point. 

  I've been seeing lots of hatred aimed at those that don't want vaccines for their children or themselves. "you're evil, stupid, dangerous, bad for the herd" etc etc. 

  More people should question the validity of some of the vaccines that are being pushed onto people. Sure there's some very effective ones used against Highly deadly diseases but what of those for, at one time normal childhood diseases? 

  Someone pointed out for example that measles can be fatal and that the WHO stated that 122,000 people globally died from that disease in 2012. So here's the way the numbers really work. The world population was 7.06 billion in mid-2012. What percentage of the world population died from measles? The answer is less than 1% of the entire population of the globe or .0017 percent to be exact. I'm totally dumbfounded by those numbers, which btw is typical of other vaccines forced on our children. 

  We've monkeyed around with a perfect system, our immune systems. Then of course chemical in plastics, pesticides in everything, air and water pollution and more have totally over worked that perfect system. I still would vaccinate for polio, smallpox and a couple of others but after those we went way overboard and are still pushing the limits of what our bodies were built to do.

  Say what you will about "anti-vaccine" people but how else do we explain the 50 fold incidence of autoimmune diseases, ADHD, ADD, Crohn's disease and more. How do we not bat an eye at the "One in 80 children have Autism spectrum". 

  Follow along dutifully those "experts" selling you more and more vaccines, drugs and modified foods without question and this is what we've gotten so far.

Follow the Research Trail

Strain-specific Lyme disease immunity lasts for years 

(Read article here)

Date:

April 2, 2014

Source:

University of Pennsylvania

Summary:

Lyme disease, if not treated promptly with antibiotics, can become a lingering problem for those infected. But a new study led by researchers from the University of Pennsylvania has some brighter news: Once infected with a particular strain of the disease-causing bacteria, humans appear to develop immunity against that strain that can last six to nine years.

"At least 16 different strains of the Lyme disease bacterium have been shown to infect humans in the United States" 

I have seen this sort of stats used all over the place but have not seen a source. 

Was it the CDC that said that? Why then are we only being tested for one strain?

Titer tests would then show a positive result of exposure and therefore could be confused with an active infection, this also makes the Elisa test even more unreliable. Somehow these reports are not comforting to me, they only raise more questions.

Now HERE'S why this study was done in the first place and also keep in mind that depending on what the sponsor is looking for, the outcome usually favors what that sponsor is looking for.

"The fact that the strain-specific immunity is lasting has implications for vaccine design. If you could make a vaccine that covers several of these strains," Brisson said, "you could substantially reduce the probability of infection in vaccinated people. The vaccine could last several years, perhaps requiring a booster once every several years."

Pffft!! All of that research money being spent on their "easily treated" and "hard to catch" disease. 

I decided to see who helped sponsor the study/research and found it had 2 sources of funding, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and The Burroughs Wellcome Fund.  Unlikely NIH has an agenda so I looked into the other one.

Here's the Burroughs websites "About" section:
http://www.bwfund.org/about

"In 1993, a generous gift from the Wellcome Trust in the United Kingdom, enabled BWF to become fully independent from the company, which was acquired by Glaxo in 1995. BWF has no affiliation with any corporation."

Glaxo is NOT a corporation? I didn't know...........

THEN we looked at the Glaxo websites "About" section 

http://www.gsk.com/about-us.html

"An overview of what GSK does worldwide including information on our three main business areas: Pharmaceuticals, Vaccines and Consumer Healthcare"

Remember above when the Burroughs Wellcome Fund stated they aren't affiliated with any corporation? Glaxo merged with BWF right?
Here's the link to read up on the Glaxo Corporation 

Corporate Executive Team | About us | GlaxoSmithKlinewww.gsk.com
"Information on what we can offer you as an alliance partner, from business development and contract services, to academic collaborations and investment."

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True Shortage of Critical Drugs or A Price Hike Coming?

Read article here:
Medication shortage woes persist - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:

'via Blog this'

"What is happening -- and not just with doxycylcine -- is a continuing problem of shortages among formerly common medications. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration website, www.fda.gov/Drugs/DrugSafety/DrugShortages/ucm050792.htm, currently lists more than 100 medications in short supply".

This is one of those chin scratching moments.  When something like this happens most people would be asking why.  Why is there a shortage and when will the medications be available again?

We should expect to see such a shortage due to a pandemic or epidemic but we've had neither.  We do know that the US military has stock piles of medications and that Tetracycline and Doxy are stored in mass quantities.  We are left to assume then that maybe it's time for those supplies to be replenished.  But since that is common knowledge why are we not being told of the cause of the shortage?

A huge percentage of our medications are manufactured in Brazil, India and other areas around the world.  So, is this shortage due to a dispute with those companies?  Or better yet is this a price hike?  A tactic that if pulled in this country could be illegal. Perhaps it's not illegal elsewhere, then this shortage could be a manufactured shortage to raise the price of prescription drugs.  

The United States has one of the highest costs for medication in the world. We (the patients) can't afford any more increases in the cost of our medications.

We need to seriously make a bigger effort to bring manufacturing back to our shores again. Not just medication but all the other items that are now made over seas that we rely on. Clothing, toothpaste, dog and cat food, medications, weapons for our military and many many other items.

Something about this shortage smells really putrid, lets bring it back home again where we do have some control over the amounts and quality of the pharmaceutical industry.