On Avian Flu, Part II: Vaccines

Part II of my series about the danger of an avian flu pandemic. In this video, I'll talk about vaccines.

For more information about avian flu vaccines, here is a link:

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/us-finish-preparing-flu-pandemic/story....

My purpose in this series is to inform, not to incite panic or cause sleeplessness. In Part III, I'll talk about some very simple - and useful - things you can do to reduce your risk of mortality from a possible pandemic, and I'll provide some very useful links for more information.

We're not helpless, and I hope to persuade you of that by the end of the series.

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[TransUnicorn]

====✈ Cancer is a disease, a chronic metabolic disease akin to other chronic metabolic diseases such as scurvy, night blindness, pellagra & pernicious anemia. No such disease has ever been cured through mechanical manipulation of the body. Where cancer is seated isn't relevant to its cure. The preventative, cure & treatment of this vitamin-deficiency disease is Amygdalin (vitamin B17). People who get at least 100 m.g. of B17 daily cannot contract cancer.

[Urgelt]

Evidence, TransUnicorn. Show me evidence.

Science is not, you will perceive, a field in which truth is established by authoritative pronouncement.

I know of no peer-reviewed studies which provide evidence for efficacy for amygdalin against cancer. If you do, please share them with me.

[TransUnicorn]

@Urgelt : You have access to the Web. Watch "World Without Cancer." Your blind faith in all matters governmental is astounding. One wonders how you've lived this long while retaining so much ill-placed trust. Peer reviewed? Are you a comedian? Mercury is used as a preservative in vaccinations and IS the cause of autism. Chemicals are being sprayed across the sky to terra-form the Earth by your priests of peer review.

[Urgelt]

You place your trust in a video, and distrust peer-reviewed science.

Eh. I don't trust all peer-reviewed science, either. Mistakes are made, sometimes. But to dismiss all of it... to refuse to apply the best tools we have for documenting evidence - begs the question of how you discover truth if you *don't* use them.

You're a chem-trails conspiracy theorist, as well?

Mayhap you'll do us both the favor of visiting someone else's videos. We aren't likely to agree on much.

[TransUnicorn]

@Urgelt : Science is fr. the Latin verb SCIRE meaning knowledge. It has nothing to do with the consecration of totalitarian government.

[Urgelt]

So you are saying that science consecrates totalitarian government?

Intellectually honest science does no such thing. It is a search for truth, nothing more, and it searches for truth by way of evidence.

Intellectually dishonest science, which is spun to support a particular viewpoint or desired outcome, is not science at all. There's another term for it: junk science.

There's a lot of junk science out there. I'm not suggesting you rely on any of it.

[Urgelt]

I'm not convinced that balance is what we need, so much as truth. It's hard to get at the truth when special interests dominate mainstream media, generate slanted science, and own so many politicians.

The truth will set us free... and lies will enslave us.

[kurtnils]

I know, I know.. your not a physician.. you just articulate thoughts very well.. and you are needed..

[kurtnils]

I voting for you to be on Obamas health acre reform commision! You would balance out other parties. Although I dont agree with much you are needed to bring clear balance!

[Urgelt]

Well, I'm not big into blaming countries or races. The blame lies rather more specifically with agriculture: how fowls and pigs are raised and handled in many countries ensures that viruses will mix and be passed to people.

People are not going to give up eating chicken and pork, though. So these influenza strains are going to keep popping up. Some will be mild; others, less so. And perhaps once in a century, or less often, we'll see a truly bad one.