Vaccines
Vaccinating means introducing alien substances into the bloodstream. The isolated germs of a disease are killed or weakened (attenuated). To make the vaccine non-perishable the following additives are used in manufacture:
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Against bacterial contamination:
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Antibiotics
Thiomersal (contains mercury, i.e. damages nerves)
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For conserving and stabilising:
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Humanalbumin
Lactalbuminhydrosate
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To limit germ multiplication:
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Formaldehyde
Ether
Polysorbate
Chloroform
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Absorption and binding substances:
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Aluminium hydroxide
Aluminium phosphate
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The germ plus ALL additives are meant to animate the body to develop antibodies against the disease. The body should be armed against becoming infected and be able to fend off the illness.
The number of germs in the vaccine is multiples higher than when the body encounters the disease naturally. (Dr. G. Buchwald)
Vaccination is based on the idea that a protective wall - an armed army - must be installed in the body, in order to be ready for any attacks from outside. The enemies are "germs" - bacilli, viruses, and microbes - whatever one wants to call them. All so-called "germs" are invisible and hence even more dangerous than a visible enemy. They lurk everywhere - as soon as children can crawl and have contact with earth it is feared they can't survive this encounter. The greater the fear unleashed by the supposed causes of illness, the greater the need for protection.
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