Vitamin K injection in newborns increase childhood leukemia by 80%

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I had most of my kids at home---but had to go to the hospital once few days after home birth---what a mistake!!! They gave her a Vit K shot and she turned all yellow--that is where the babies turning yellow comes from---not nature!!!---it's deadly stuff for babies!--- On Wed, 9/10/08, Viviane Lerner <vivlerner wrote:

Viviane Lerner <vivlerner Vitamin K injection in newborns increase childhood leukemia by 80%"AHRP" <veracareCc: "ISIS" <m.w.ho, "HEALTH & HEALING" , "NATURAL NEWS" <insider, "PROGRESSIVE REVIEW" <news, "RADTIMES" <resistWednesday, September 10, 2008, 10:57 PM

 

 

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Vitamin K injection in newborns increase childhood leukemia by 80%

Posted on September 3, 2008 by safershots

In cooperation with a “national standard,” most, if not all states have mandated that U.S. hospitals routinely administer to all newborns a synthetic, fat-soluble vitamin K injection (generic name phytonadione) that exceeds an infant’s recommended daily dietary intake of the vitamin by 100 times.

 

 

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It's either silver nitrate or erythromycin that they use. It's a

preventative antibiotic given to prevent conjunctivitis as a result of

the mother's STDs. Rather than test the mom for STD, they simply give

it to every newborn.

 

, " Kathy " <vanokat wrote:

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> What exactly is the eye salve supposed to do?

> I remember them doing this to one of my sons.

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> mommy2threelilboys

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> Thursday, September 11, 2008 7:20 AM

> Re: Vitamin K injection in newborns

increase childhood leukemia by 80%

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> Would the Vitamin K oral vaccine be a good alternative?

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> There are three things they give a baby at birth. Vitamin K, sulfa

> eye salve and Hep B shot. I know that my baby will not be getting the

> Hep B or the eye salve. But, they try to scare you about the Vitamin

> K and say that if something happens he'll bleed to death because his

> blood doesn't coagulate good enough yet. He won't be getting

> circumcised in the hospital, so does that really matter?

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> , Bea Bernhausen

> <beabernhausen@> wrote:

> >

> > I had most of my kids at home---but had to go to the hospital once

> few days after home birth---what a mistake!!! They gave her a Vit K

> shot and she turned all yellow--that is where the babies turning

> yellow comes from---not nature!!!---it's deadly stuff for babies!

> >

> > --- On Wed, 9/10/08, Viviane Lerner <vivlerner@> wrote:

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> > Viviane Lerner <vivlerner@>

> > Vitamin K injection in newborns

> increase childhood leukemia by 80%

> > " AHRP " <veracare@>

> > Cc: " ISIS " <m.w.ho@>, " HEALTH & HEALING "

> , " NATURAL NEWS " <insider@>,

> " PROGRESSIVE REVIEW " <news@>, " RADTIMES " <resist@>

> > Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 10:57 PM

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> > http://snipurl. com/3p1u2 [safershots_ wordpress_ com]

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> > Vitamin K injection in newborns increase childhood leukemia by 80%

> > Posted on September 3, 2008 by safershots

> > In cooperation with a " national standard, " most, if not all states

> have mandated that U.S. hospitals routinely administer to all newborns

> a synthetic, fat-soluble vitamin K injection (generic name

> phytonadione) that exceeds an infant's recommended daily dietary

> intake of the vitamin by 100 times.

> >

> >

> > =====

> > In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

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