Thread: Merck gives up push for girls to get shots {papillomavirus}

Originally Posted by USAKAY

I just listened to Alex Jones yesterday and his guest, Cathy Adams, President of Texas Eagle Forum was discussing the recent attempt by lawmakers to require all girls to receive a new HPV vaccine. Also on the show was a mother from Pa, who had a 14 year old daughter that was vaccinted November 2006 and has been diagnosed with vasculitis which involves the damage of blood vessels throughout the body. Gangrene can result from lack of blood flow and may involve virtually every organ system in the body. The mother said her daughter was healthy prior to the vaccination. At Children's Hospital, Pa. the attending physician said he would never let his daughter have this shot. Some of the side affects are skin rash, joint pain, lung, kidney and gastriontestinal tract problems, blood, sinuses, nose, ears and eye problems, not to mention brain dysfunction and possibly infertility. This was such a sad story. My feeling after listening to this show and finding out that this is the most expensive vaccination (300.00) per shot which entails three doses is that Merck is trying to raise money for lawsuits from Vioxx. My opinion is never never trust our pharma companies. My husband was put on a Statin Drug and after reading the side effects we choose not to to take the drug. The side effects were worse than the diagnosis which was for lowering Cholesteral. Please be careful what you take for treatments and investigate everything prescribed by a Doctor.

USA Kay

Let me give you some information on cholesterol that your doctor won'y give you. Cholesterol is not bad. As a matter of fact, most Americans today are lipid deficient. Lipid deficiency is bad, because it affects brains function and many other processes and can actually cause obesity, because certain dietary fatty acids are essential to the breaking down of stored fat.

But here's the important part: Cholesterol does not cause arterial plaque. It is only a component of arterial plaque, which itself serves a vital function. Human beings are the only mammals other than Guinea Pigs that do not produce their own Vitamin C. All of our Vitiamin C comes from dietary sources. This vitamin is absolutely essential to good arterial health, to the extent that a deficiency in the vitamin leads to arterial lesions. The body has a natural defense for arterial lesions, but it is effective only in the short term and is itself potentially fatal in the long term. Because of the high-pressure liquid environment inside an artery, lesions cannot easily heal and scabs as such cannot form. So the body produces a lipoprotein called LPa1 that binds LDL serum cholesterol into plaque, a sticky substance that adheres to lesions in the arterial wall. So integral to arterial health is Vitamin C that the body immediately responds to a deficiency of C by overproducing LPa1. Plaque is supposed to be the body's short-term fix for arterial lesions until the cause of the lesions is (usually Vitamin C deficiency) is remedied. Once balance is restored and the lesions are eliminated, the high pressure movement of corpuscles through the artery eventually clears away the plaque UNLESS the production of LPa1 triggered by the deficiency of Vitamin C is not remedied. Merely reducing dietary cholesterol doesn't do jack squat, because the body keeps producing LPa1, which will bind to ANY LDL cholesterol that is in the bloodstream, and because you cannot eliminate ALL cholesterol and fats because they are essential nutrients. So statins are attacking the wrong part of the problem. The trick is to get the LPa1 production down, not the level of essential cholesterol and fats.

So the secret is to take large quantities of Vitamin C. The RDA for Vitamin C is an absurdly low 60mg/day. The real minimum allowance is probably upwards of 500 mg./day, and the amount necessary to maintain good arterial health is more like 2000 mg./day. Now, you don't want to take those sorts of quantities of acidic C internally, because that will probably lead to an ulcer. You need to either get it through your food or to supplement with non-acidic Ester C, which is Vitamin C bound to calcium (which you also need). If you take 2000 mg. of Ester C daily, you will likely never need a statin and you won't have to worry about your cholesterol intake. If you already have a serious plaque problem, it will take some time on the high-C regimen before the LPa1 production falls off and the existent plaque gets moved out, so in such a case you will probably want to keep cholesterol consumption down until plaque levels are reduced. Doctors won't tell you this because they can't buy Bentleys selling Vitamin C.

Thank You CrocketsGhost, I have read this before and it's so refreshing to know that the word is out about these terrible DRUGS. Take care and Stay well.

Documents Show Texas Gov. Paid By Merck
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Maker Had Been Pushing For Mandate

(AP) AUSTIN, Texas Documents obtained by The Associated Press provide new detail about the relationship between Texas Gov. Rick Perry's office and Merck, the company that makes a new vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.

Texas this month became the first state to require the vaccine against the virus that causes cervical cancer when Perry issued an executive order requiring it for girls entering sixth grade. State lawmakers are considering overriding the measure.

The documents show that Perry's chief of staff met with aides about the vaccine on the same day that Merck donated $50,000 to Perry's campaign and a total of $5,000 to the campaigns of eight Texas lawmakers.

The governor's spokesman says the timing is just coincidence.

Merck has been criticized for lobbying to make the vaccines mandatory for young girls. The company stands to make billions of dollars if the vaccine is required nationwide.

http://keyetv.com/topstories/topstories ... 53516.html

Originally Posted by AlturaCt

Documents Show Texas Gov. Paid By Merck
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Maker Had Been Pushing For Mandate

(AP) AUSTIN, Texas Documents obtained by The Associated Press provide new detail about the relationship between Texas Gov. Rick Perry's office and Merck, the company that makes a new vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.

Texas this month became the first state to require the vaccine against the virus that causes cervical cancer when Perry issued an executive order requiring it for girls entering sixth grade. State lawmakers are considering overriding the measure.

The documents show that Perry's chief of staff met with aides about the vaccine on the same day that Merck donated $50,000 to Perry's campaign and a total of $5,000 to the campaigns of eight Texas lawmakers.

The governor's spokesman says the timing is just coincidence.

Merck has been criticized for lobbying to make the vaccines mandatory for young girls. The company stands to make billions of dollars if the vaccine is required nationwide.

http://keyetv.com/topstories/topstories ... 53516.html

THIS IS HOT!!

Perry might just go down in flames with this tidbit