Swine Flu Hoax Continues!
by TigerBill on Oct.21, 2009, under Drum Blog
I am not a fan of flu shots in general and I am currrently in my fifties and have never had one. A while back I put out a blog called The Swine Flu Hoax? Unfortunately, I feel that I have to remind you again to use common sense in the face of this so-called latest pandemic of H1N1 Swine Flu.
If you listen to the local and regional TV news and radio, you may think that it is necessary to get a Swine Flu vaccine as soon as possible. Please think about it carefully before you do. Get all of the facts first. If you do, I believe you will see this so-called pandemic is unwarranted. There is no reason you should take the chance on getting vaccinated with something that could, very possibly, cause more deaths than it prevents!
If you listen to the FDA and many mainstream physicians, they’ll tell you that flu shots are generally safe. Tell that to this young woman whose life was ruined shortly after taking a “routine” flu shot: Washington Redskins Cheerleader Permanently Disabled. My heart goes out to her and her family.
For those of you who would like to learn the true facts about Flu vaccinations in general and more about this latest Swine Flu Hoax, click this link.
A healthy immune system can protect you against many diseases and that begins with eating properly, getting regular exercise and enough sleep. Not from pumping your body full of pharmaceuticals because EVERY SINGLE vaccination on the planet comes with the risk of serious side effects!
Once you are armed with all of the facts, you can then make an intelligent decision for yourself and for your family! The human body is a magnificent organism that is capable of more things then we can imagine. We just need to let it do its thing, naturally. It IS really good at it.
Stay Loose and Stay Well!
Tiger Bill
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November 8th, 2009 on 3:36 pm
Got to agree with you Bill. I have avoided non-essential pharmaseuticals throughout my life and at 64 I’m taken for late forties. I was however brought up in a time and environment where we ate fresh food all the time. We had no ‘fridge and rarely opened a tin. And we had never seen any-thing frozen other than Icelandic cod. When I had a young family I questioned my doctor about a national injection for children and said he wasnt giving to his own kids, so I went with that, and have been very guarded about clinical interventions al my life. Pete (UK)