whats in a vaccine

@jen_jen wrote:

And on top of all the chemicals…

chick embryonic fluid?
human diploid cells from aborted fetal tissue?
continuous line of monkey kidney cells?
thimerosal mouse serum proteins?
compound obtained by distillation of coal tar vesicle fluid from calf skins?
red rhesus monkey fetal lung cells?
and so on and so on…..!

mmmmmm, don’t you just love a Big Mac Meal

One of the reasons I opted not to give my children the MMR vaccine

A vaccine works by making you body recognise a threatening bacteria or virus. So a small amount of the dead nasty virus/bacteria is injected into you (dead so it can’t harm you) and your body ‘raises antibodies’ to the nasty bugs making it instantly recognisable to the body’s immune system in future. So if you should inadvertently become exposed to the living virus during your subsequent daily life, your body will recognise the virus and kill it off long before it can harm you.

Vaccines and indeed most medication undergoes a strict series of clinical trials that can take over 10 years to complete to make sure its safe for people. The exception to this are the seasonal flu vaccines and now the swine flu vaccine. These have to be made up quickly every year since the flu virus changes every year, so trials are pushed through more quickly. Swine flu trials have also be pushed through quickly to get them to people in time for flu season. If the vaccine wasn’t tested to complete safety, the worst that could probably happen is that you wouldn’t develop immunity and may catch swine flu or seasonal flu. Vaccines, just like your food, contain some preservatives-no big deal.

And there’s even more mercury in the fillings of your teeth, leaching out constantly and sea fish that you eat….