Make Your Own Swine Flu Vaccine...It's Not Any More Toxic Than The Real One
Who wants to go stand in line and wait for their swine flu vaccine? The toxic ingredients you need to make your own are easy attainable for just about anyone.
Here's how to make it:
What an eye opener eh?
Want to discover another little gem of information? Just about the only thing that differs between the swine flue vaccine and any other vaccine is the virus it contains. Yikes.
That makes you wonder about all of those vaccines that children are required to get before they can go to school, doesn't it?
So what are some more of the dangerous ingredients that are used in the swine flu? The Associated Content drops a new one on us,
The worst of the Swine Flu Vaccine ingredients is Squalene was also known as Fruends Adjuvant, and when it was first discovered and tested on animals, it was found to be a devastating adjuvant. It was then declared unsafe for injection into humans and was banned until Desert Storm. According to statistics, some 25% of those who received the vaccine containing Squalene developed Desert Storm Syndrome, which is a serious and severe autoimmune disorder.
One of the best articles I've found on the swine flu vaccine ingredients is from Remixx World. This post is updated constantly with new information and new findings as they are discovered...and not just for the h1n1 vaccine in the US, but the UK's and Canda's vaccines as well.
So what do you think? Have you already gotten the swine flu vaccine or do you plan to? Does this information change your mind at all?
If you're looking for natural alternatives to the swine flu vaccine, you can always let Mother Nature kick the swine flu in the ass with the flora filled face mask.
When I searched google news for: squalene h1n1 vaccine
I came up with many news articles debunking this for the U.S. Other countries may have squalene and other adjuvents.
Denver Post article: http://www.denverpost.com/opinioncolumnists/ci_13679401
When I went to flu.gov I was able to find the ingredients of the flu vaccine in their FAQ. I just searched for the word ingredients.
The same search had a result about squalene.
http://answers.flu.gov/questions/4255
"Squalene is an adjuvant. Adjuvants are put into vaccines to increase the immune system.
Both live, attenuated, and inactivated influenza A (H1N1) 2009 monovalent vaccine formulations will be available initially; as with seasonal influenza vaccines, neither of these vaccines will contain adjuvants."
The article also said: "According to current federal plans, only unadjuvanted vaccines will be used in the United States during the 2009 flu season."
I decided severa months ago I would not be getting the Swine Flu vaccine. I can not even believe the FDA has approvd it. I read about some peopl who did get it and the side effects they suffered. One girl could not even walk!