Hepatitis B Vaccine: Good for 'Newborn' Prostitutes and

July 16, 2008

Well get this - a friend of mine recently had a baby and told them

that the baby was not to receive the HepB. One night the nurses took

the baby out of the room for some tests and it came back with a

bandaid on its leg. Apparently the nurse didn't bother to check the

chart and just gave the baby the " routine " vaccination.

Needless to say, the parents ended up getting their hospital bill

" taken care of " .

, " Kathy " <vanokat wrote:

>

> Same here. I let my supervisor talk me into it instead of

researching it first. I am paying for it now.

> My son is in jail right now and just informed me a couple of days

ago he got the first one- free even. Needless to say I spent along

time on the phone with him trying to convince him not to take anymore.

Not sure if I reached him or not.

> Kat

> -

> Bea Bernhausen

>

> Tuesday, July 15, 2008 6:55 PM

> [!! SPAM] Re: Hepatitis B Vaccine:

Good for 'Newborn' Prostitutes and Drug Users, but Who Else?

>

> I'm no newborn that's for sure---but about 10 years ago I let

myself get talked into the Hep B series. As it turned out it didn't

'take'---except for the fact that my health took an imediate

downturn--and I have had Chronic Fatigue ever since...I shudder to

think what it does to babies...

>

> Kathy <vanokat wrote:

>

> Hepatitis B Vaccine: Good for 'Newborn' Prostitutes and Drug

Users, but Who Else?

> Friday, July 11, 2008 by: Dr. Gregory Damato, Ph.D.

> (NaturalNews) The Hepatitis B (Hep B) vaccine is considered one

of the most controversial vaccines in the pediatric vaccination

schedule. Why are we giving it to newborns and what are the adverse

reactions associated with such an early vaccination?

>

> What is Hep B?

>

> Hep B is a very rare disease caused by the Hep B virus which

primarily affects the liver and is principally spread through the

blood. Hep B may lead to chronic infection and cirrhosis (scarring)

which may then progress to liver cancer. Approximately .2% of the

population in America currently have Hep B, leaving 99.8% of the

population free of this virus. According to the Center for Disease

Control (CDC), approximately .001 percent of all infants under the age

of one year will contract Hep B and 95 percent of them will recover on

their own and never contract the virus again. In the U.S. in 2005,

only five children under the age of five were reported to have been

infected with Hep B (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, March 30,

2007). Furthermore, the U.S. continues to have the lowest recorded

levels of Hepatitis in the world. According to the October 31, 1997

MMWR published by the CDC, " Hepatitis B continues to decline in most

states, primarily because of a decrease in the number of cases among

injecting drug users and, to a lesser extent, among both homosexuals

and heterosexuals of both sexes. " How do you get Hep B?

>

> Hep B is transmitted from bodily fluids that are contaminated

with the virus. This can be done through unprotected sex, contaminated

needles, blood transfusions or vertical transmission from mother to child.

>

> What is the Hep B Vaccine?

>

> In November of 1991, the Advisory Committee on Immunization

Practices of the CDC recommended the universal vaccination of Hep B to

every newborn in the U.S. There are currently two types of genetically

engineered hepatitis B vaccines licensed for use in the U.S.: Merck's

Recombivax HB® (each 0.5 mL dose contains 5 mcg of hepatitis B surface

antigen with formaldehyde, and .5mg of aluminum (potassium aluminum

sulfate)[1] and GlaxoSmithKline's Engerix-B® (each 0.5 mL dose

contains 10 mcg of hepatitis B surface antigen adsorbed on 0.25 mg

aluminum as aluminum hydroxide, sodium chloride, disodium phosphate

dihydrate, and sodium dihydrogen phosphate dihydrate [2].

>

> When is the Hep B Vaccine Given?

>

> The Hep B vaccine is the first vaccine given to newborns and is

injected within 12 hours of birth. The CDC then recommends a second

injection at one to two months of age and a third vaccination between

six and 18 months (regardless of manufacturer).

>

> Why is the Hep B Vaccine Given?

>

> This vaccine is given because of fear, lack of knowledge and

corporate greed from the vaccine manufacturers. Merck generates over

$1 billion worth of revenue from this vaccine alone. Most hospitals

allow for screening of Hep B in mothers prior to birth, but many do

not do this. Even if the mother tests positive for Hep B, there is

only a 5% probability that the virus will be passed from mother to

child. We are ostensibly injecting helpless newborns (nearly 1 million

per year in the U.S.) with this vaccine with the false belief that

every mother already has Hep B and if they don't, we will be

protecting the future generation of promiscuous teens and drug users.

The CDC and FDA know that drug users and prostitutes will not get the

vaccine themselves and therefore it is better to vaccinate these

potential drug users and hookers when they are born. The CDC and Merck

have collaborated to misinterpret and skew the number of cases of

Hepatitis B in the U.S. They say each year up to 320,000 new cases

occur, yet the CDC documents report that only 10,000 new cases occur.

Even of these 10,000 cases, 95 percent (or 9,500) will recover on

their own and forever have natural immunity. This type of

misinformation and fear tactics are nothing new to Big Pharma, for it

is fear that allows one to control the masses and as a corollary,

numerous infants and families have forever been harmed.

>

> Adverse Reactions to Hep B?

>

> Accurate data on adverse reactions to the Hep B vaccine are very

difficult to come by due to scarcity or lack of reporting by many

physicians as well as blocked reporting data from the CDC. The most

recent and complete data from the VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event

Reporting System) and government agencies (CDC, FDA) are from July,

1990 to October 1999 and include 24,775 adverse reactions. These

reactions include 439 deaths and 9,673 emergency room visits. These

reactions have included, arthritis [3, 4]; skin disorders [5];

compromised immunity and autoimmune disease [6]; neurological damage;

vision loss and rare eye disorders such as optic neuritis [7] and

epitheliopathy [8]; blood disorders [9]; diabetes [10]; damage to

liver and kidneys [11]; severe vomiting, diarrhoea and death [12].

>

> Because the reporting of adverse events to VAERS is completely

voluntary, up to 96 to 99 percent of these reactions are never

reported [13]. Realistically, the number of adverse events following

Hep B vaccination from 1990 to 1999 would be somewhere around 2.5

million (24,775 multiplied by 99). In addition to the above adverse

reactions, additional severe reactions have been reported from Merck

and GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals which include: edema of the heart,

chest discomfort, Guillain-Barre syndrome, fever, hearing damage,

bronchial spasms, hair loss, encephalitis, multiple sclerosis,

seizures, herpes zoster, Bells palsy, rash, visual impairments and

anaphylaxis [1, 2]. In October of 1998, France became the first

country to effectively ban the Hep B vaccine given to children due to

an increase in child arthritis, multiple sclerosis symptoms and other

serious adverse reactions.

>

> From the above evidence we can conclude that if you wish to

groom your children to become future drug users who share needles or

prostitutes (or quite possibly both) then the risks of contracting Hep

B may outweigh the risks of receiving one of the many adverse

reactions. But, if you are a responsible parent and believe that your

child is extremely unlikely to come in contact with Hep B through such

risky behavior (especially as a newborn or infant), then clearly this

vaccine is unwarranted. Furthermore, it is safe to say that this

vaccine should be removed from the American Academy of Pediatrics

infant vaccination schedule to prevent further damage and death to our

children. Interestingly enough, up to 87% of pediatricians believe

that the Hep B vaccine is totally unnecessary for newborns [14]. It

seems that the Hep B vaccine may be warranted in only the most

exceptional of circumstances much later on in life, but it has no

place being anywhere near our 12 hour old children with a very

immature and underdeveloped immune system.

>

> References:

>

> 1.Merck & Co., I., Recombivax HB Hepatitis B Vaccine

(Recombinant) Issued: December 2007. Product insert from vaccine

manufacturer.

>

> 2.GlaxoSmithKline, Engerix-B [Hepatitis B Vaccine (Recombinant)]

Issued: December 2006. Product insert from vaccine manufacturer.

>

> 3.Pope, J.E., et al., The development of rheumatoid arthritis

after recombinant hepatitis B vaccination. Journal of Rheumatology,

1998. 25(9): p. 1687-1693.

>

> 4.Sibilia, J. and J. Maillefert, Vaccination and rheumatoid

arthritis. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, 2002. 61(7): p. 575-576.

>

> 5.Usman, A., et al., Lichenoid eruption following hepatitis B

vaccination: first North American case report. Pediatric Dermatology,

2001. 18(2): p. 123-126.

>

> 6.Biron, P., et al., Myasthenia Gravis after general anesthesia

and hepatitis B vaccine. Archives of Internal Medicine, 1988. 148(12):

p. 2685.

>

> 7.Achiron, L.R., Postinfectious hepatitis B optic neuritis.

Optometry and Vision Science, 1994. 71(1): p. 53-56.

>

> 8.Brezin, A.P., et al., Acute posterior multifocal placoid

pigment epitheliopathy after hepatitis b vaccination. Archives of

Ophthalmology, 1995. 113(3): p. 297-300.

>

> 9.Ronchi, F., et al., Thrombocytopenic purpura as adverse

reaction to recombinant hepatitis B vaccine. Archives of Disease in

Childhood, 1998. 78(3): p. 273-274.

>

> 10.Classen, J.B., Childhood immunisation and diabetes mellitus.

New Zealand Medical Journal, 1996. 109(1022): p. 195.

>

> 11.Islek, I., et al., Nephrotic syndrome following hepatitis B

vaccination. Pediatric Nephrology, 2000. 14(1): p. 89-90.

>

> 12.Duclos, P., Adverse events after hepatitis B vaccination.

Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1992. 147(7): p. 1023-1026.

>

> 13.Rosenthal, S. and R. Chen, The reporting sensitivities of two

passive surveillance systems for vaccine adverse events. American

Journal of Public Health, 1995. 85: p. 1706-1709.

>

> 14.Freed, G.L., et al., Reactions of pediatricians to a new

Centers for Disease Control recommendation for universal immunization

of infants with hepatitis B vaccine. Pediatrics, 1993. 91(4): p. 699-702.

>

> About the author

> Dr. Gregory Damato enjoys a vegan lifestyle while residing in

Perth, Western Australia and runs a Quantum Biofeedback clinic

treating various clients ranging from autism to cancer. He is

currently authoring a book for parents educating on the dangers of

vaccines, chemical toxicity in toys, the effects of EMFs and EMRs and

other hidden dangers and ways to combat rising childhood illness and

neurological disease by naturally building immunity, detoxification,

nutrition and energetic medicine. His website is:

www.quantumenergywellness.com

>

> http://www.naturalnews.com/023610.html

> Related Articles

> . Vaccines and Medical Experiments on Children, Minorities,

Woman and Inmates (1845 - 2007)

>

> . Engineering Warfare: A Close Look at Biological and Chemical

Warfare

>

July 16, 2008

They were fortunate to have their bill paid - here they'd just be charged

for the vaccine - i remember here a GP gave someone the FluVax twice -

didn't give a damn either - they had a huge article in the papers yesterday

saying GPs were killing patients with errors because they were so

overworked, stressed and exhausted!

Jane

" mommy2threelilboys " <mommyon731

Well get this - a friend of mine recently had a baby and told them

that the baby was not to receive the HepB. One night the nurses took

the baby out of the room for some tests and it came back with a

bandaid on its leg. Apparently the nurse didn't bother to check the

chart and just gave the baby the " routine " vaccination.

Needless to say, the parents ended up getting their hospital bill

" taken care of " .

July 16, 2008

If the nurse didn't read the chart, I guess she just assumed that the baby

hadn't had the shot!

Poor baby! Has no way of saying no. Has no way of fighting back.

Even a gun to my head and I will still NOT consent to any un necessary prick.

Kenneth T

-

" mommy2threelilboys " <mommyon731

Tuesday, July 15, 2008 22:24

Re: Hepatitis B Vaccine: Good for 'Newborn'

Prostitutes and