Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed - Part 3

Despite CDC’s efforts at suppression, independent scientists and research institutions (including UCLA) have managed to conduct and publish several additional vaccinated/unvaccinated studies since 1999.

This third part of our three-part Vaxxed-Unvaxxed series takes a look at Thimerosal-containing HepB, H1N1 Influenza, and HPV vaccines and higher rates occurrences of ADHD, Autism, Miscarriages, Bell’s Palsy, Celiac’s and Inflammatory Bowel Disease, and Memory Impairment.

Titles of Vaxxed/Unvaxxed Slides Below:

• Thimerosal Containing Hepatitis B Vaccines—When Compared to Children Vaccinated Without Thimerosal—Increased Odds of ADHD 1.9X;
• Highest Levels of Thimerosal Exposure Increase Autism Risk 11.35X;
• Two H1N1-Containing Influenza Vaccines Prior to and During Pregnancy Increases Miscarriage Odds by 7.7X;
• H1N1 Influenza Vaccine Increases Risks of Bell’s Palsy (1.34X), Paraesthesia (1.25X) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (1.25X) in High Risk Patients;
• HPV Vaccination Increases Odds of Memory Impairment (1.23X) and Involuntary Movement (1.53X);
• Thimerosal Containing Triple HepB Series in the First Six Months of Life Increases Odds of Emotional Disturbances by 2.37X;
• HPV Vaccine Increases the Risk of Celiac Disease by 1.56X;
• The H1N1 and Seasonal Influenza Vaccines Both Given During Pregnancy Increase Fetal Loss by 11.4% Compared to the Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Only.

Acetaminophen: Not Worth the Risk

Acetaminophen has been around for over a century and is the most widely used drug compound in the world. In the U.S., acetaminophen (also called paracetamol or APAP) is present as an active ingredient in over 600 prescription and over-the-counter medications marketed to relieve pain or reduce fever, including Tylenol. Every week, nearly one in four Americans takes an acetaminophen-containing medication, and pediatricians routinely recommend acetaminophen as the treatment of choice for fever in children.

Acetaminophen's many critics argue that the drug’s path to prominence has been littered with errors, false assumptions and undue complacency about risks. Documented problems include liver damage, cardiovascular disease, renal injury, asthma, and developmental problems. In the critics’ view, these and other problems make acetaminophen one of the most dangerous compounds in medical use. The abundant literature describing toxic outcomes suggest that it may be time for acetaminophen’s glory days to come to a close.

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