Chickenpox got its name from the blisters that
are seen with the illness. These red spots were once thought to look like chick peas
on the skin. Cicer is
the Latin word for chick peas. Hence the name chickenpox.
These red spots occur when the liver is congested and unable to fully eliminate metabolic
waste (toxins) which must be discharged, the waste is practically forced through the
bloodstream. This results in a chemical burn from the waste products that leave the
body by way of the skin.
Chickenpox is considered an acute form of
toxemia. Before the
onset of fever and other outward signs of infection appear, pathogens (disease producing
microorganism) thrive and feed on the waste. Generally it takes 10-21 days to
develop the disease after contact with an infected individual. For decades this was known to be a begnin childhood
disease in which there was rarely ever a death reported.
It was common knowledge that just like measles, mumps and rubella,
once chickenpox is contracted it is never a returning incident for the individual.
The challenge of chickenpox to the child's body results in strengthening the
immune system.
Death from chickenpox was
not common or a commonly known fear until the vaccine was invented and licensed. The
pharmaceutical industry and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predicted big
bucks if they could just come up with a vaccine and use fear against a common benefiting
disease. Doctors are strongly influenced by CDC and other "sources" to
"remind" parents of possible fatality that the vaccine supposedly prevents
should their children get infected. In order to justify the vaccine mandate, CDC put out a
publication to support the marketed fear of death from chickenpox. The three
cases listed are of hospitalized boys who started out with fever and other minor
complications. The physicians gave them antibiotics, analgesics, or steroidal
medications. Their conditions worsened.
When potentially
lethal doses of sub-lethal poisons such as pain killers, fever suppressants, steroids and
other drugs are administered, the patient is further weakened. The waste products of germs
that have fed on the dead cells and the irritation from the toxins absorbed into the blood
irritate the already overworked liver.
Antibiotics literally means "against life" and violently
stimulate the adrenal glands. But if they are weak or depleted, the disease runs a
chronic, often recurring course. Fewer germs are left to convert waste, and no means
to carry off and eliminate the dead cells. There are more deaths today from
septicemia (blood poisoning caused by toxic waste from putrefactive bacteria) than there
were before the use of antibiotics. This was the case with one of the three boys in the
CDC report in which death from chickenpox complications occurred. Other drugs were prescribed and administered and the other two boys eventually died.
Reactions from antibiotics include
- anaphylactic shock
- aplastic anemia
- induced virulent infections
Deaths after treatment with penicillin still occur
today.
Varicella (the vaccine) was approved by the FDA
in 1995 with the claim that it is 80% clinically effective in prevention. The
vaccine was manufactured with the use of cell lines from
aborted babies. According to the package insert, "the duration of
protection is unknown". Vaccination may
not protect all that are vaccinated. Adverse reactions are
upper respiratory illness, vomiting, canker/cold sores, headache abdominal, anaphylactic
shock, seizures, pain...etc. After licensure and numerous reports to VAERS 17
adverse reactions were added to the package insert.
The AAP denied allegations that a mandate for
the vaccine would be proposed. However, history continues to repeat itself and the AAP got their
heads together with Merck (the manufacturer) and CDC, in that same year of licensure, to
have it mandated for school registration. By 2001, 29 states were requiring
proof that children registering for daycare or school had been diagnosed in the past with
chickenpox or were vaccinated.
Following the FDA's approval, claims were made
that the vaccine contributed to the decline in disease cases. CDC shows in its
national reporting the decrease of the childhood disease between 1987-1997 by 58%.
CDC admits that the decrease corresponded with the decrease in the number of states
reporting to NNDDSS "...and the completeness of reporting". By 2004 CDC
was only actively watching three national sites for chickenpox activity in Pennsylvania,
Texas and California. To further complicate reporting accuracy, physicians are not
required to report cases to government agencies. A wise individual would see plenty
of reason to believe the claim of declining in disease rates after mass vaccinations is on
very shaky ground. In the same year CDC
put out a publication of an outbreak amongst the vaccinated. The title says it
all. One truth is revealed: "the outbreak coincided with introduction of
the varicella vaccination requirements".
In the beginning of it's practice, the vaccine
was combined with the live triple vaccine. The MMR. However, CDC found and put out a
publication
in which they conclude that the chickenpox vaccine was ineffective when combined
with the MMR. Chickenpox outbreaks were increased. The rational is made that
immunity is acquired when the vaccine is administered at least 30 days after the MMR.
Reports of chickenpox outbreaks are taking place
amongst the vaccinated population. In 2001 CDC investigated an outbreak in New
Hampshire. Amongst a population that was vaccinated, the vaccine was only 40%
effective. In the same year a report had
experts predicting that the more children vaccinated would result in more outbreaks.
In 2002 NEJM
and JAMA
put out publications on chickenpox outbreaks after inoculation. In one incident one
child had been vaccinated (3 yrs. prior) and his vaccination was said to be what brought
on the outbreak three years later infecting half of the daycare
class. The 2001 prediction was right. By 2006 there were still reports
of outbreaks in schools largely amongst the vaccinated. From Wiscon to Minnesota, to
Alabama, to Arkansas...etc. To elude the public from seeing mass vaccinations as the
obvious cause, the "experts"
recommended a booster saying that one dose is not good enough. Therefore, a
second should do the trick. Chances are, somewhere in the near future
"experts" will explain the ongoing failure could be stopped with yet a 3rd
dose. As has been the historic case with other vaccines in the recommended schedule.
Mild infection by vaccination vs. full
blown natural infection. Take your pick. Often times these reports
make note of the post vaccination infection to be mild with fewer lesions.
Thus, insuating this to be the "preferred infection" verses the normal.
This is dangerous. According to CDC the "mild" infections after
vaccination only bring about 50 or fewer lesions and no fever. The lack of fever
means that the natural immune response to infection has been suppressed. In
all cases, a fever is brought on by the body's attempt to burn and dispose of foreign
agents responsible for infection. Fevers begin in the liver. When mommy puts a
thermometer under the tongue and the fever is showing to be 105 degrees the internal
temperature of the liver may be as high as 110 degrees. But if the liver is unable to completely oxidize the poisons
of disease, causing some leak through into the blood stream, then, under the action of the
endocrine glands, the poisons seek other outlets via the mucous membranes such as the
upper respiratory tract, diagnosed by doctors as flu, sinusitis, pharyngitis, tonsillitis
and even pneumonia (a complicated type of bronchitis). Throughout the entire
process, the liver is neutralizing the toxic wastes of disease. Fever is not the enemy.
Ten years of mass vaccinations with chickenpox
have resulted in rising complications such as brain inflammation, transmission of the
vaccine strain from the vaccinated to the unvaccinated children and an epidemic of shingles
amongst adults. These adults are those who acquired and recovered from chickenpox
naturally during childhood only to be re-exposed to the vaccine strain by none other than
the vaccinated children.
Until mass vaccinations, shingles was not a common problem for
adults. Especially those 60 years old and above. A shingles outbreak is not benign. The
first sign is tingling, itching, or stabbing pain on the skin. Several days
following a red, blistering rash appears that is severely painful lasting up to several
weeks. Symptoms range from a mild itch to intense pain. During the resolve
there is numbness, skin discoloration and permanent scars.
Serious complications include facial paralysis, hearing loss, or
encephalitis (inflammation of the brain). When the eyes are involved the result can
be glaucoma, cataracts or possibly permanent blindness. The severity can be
reduced if treated early with the antiviral drugs acyclovir (Zovirax), valacyclovir (
Valtrex) or famcyclovir (Famvir). These medications only help
reduce the symptoms. Approximately 20% of shingles cases can result in post-herpetic
neuralgia. This manifests as unrelenting pain possibly persisting for years after the
initial rash has healed. There is no conventional treatment for post -- herpetic neuralgia
and even the strongest pain medications are rarely helpful. Never minding the cause being
mass vaccinations, Merck saw yet another profiting opportunity and created a shingles
vaccine for adults. Zostavax
was licensed in 2006.
According to the package insert,
the varicella-zoster virus used in creating Zostavax was obtained from a
child with naturally occuring chickenpox. It was then cultured for viral growth on WI-38 which is
basically cell cultured from an aborted child. Cell cultures from yet
another aborted child were also used called the MRC-5. Bovine (cow) fluids were also
used. Other vaccine components include sucrose, sodium phosphate, potassium
phosphate, MSG, potassium chloride, bovine (cow) calf serum...etc. Some
of the complications and adverse reactions observed during the vaccine study were impaired
vision, bacterial superinfection, scarring, sensory loss and conjestive heart failure.
There are yet many others. There is a warning label that vaccination with
Zostavax could result in extensive vaccine-associated rash. Transmission of the
vaccine virus from the varicella vaccine recipients without a rash has been reported.
Vaccinees should be informed of the risks of transmitting the vaccine virus.
Hospitalizations also occurred with those vaccinated with Zostavax. FDA
review concluded that the vaccine does not reduce shingles related hospitalizations or
deaths. Thirty deaths occurred during the study. After reading
the package insert thoroughly, one can see just how dangerous this vaccine is.
