Fwd: [MIA_MercuryInducedAutism] Re: Thimerosal In MMR Until 2003

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All,There has been some on-going and recent debate as to whether or not the Merck MMR II vaccine formulation ever had any level of Thimerosal in it.Corroborating the recent statements by Dr.Fuddenberg about Thimerosal in the MMR vaccine is an old package insert webpage:http://poisonevercure.150m.com/vaccines/package_inserts/package_inserts.htmthat can still be accessed through "PackageInsert" buttons in the rows of buttons on the main web site:http://poisonevercure.150m.com/The row in their "Package Inserts" table for the Merck MMR vaccine states: ----------------------------------------------Disease/ Brand Manufac- VIS-Vaccine Mercury antigen name turer information level Sheets and per country dose -------- ------ -------- ------------ ---------MMR MMR II Merck MMR <.03mcg Based on the information provided on themain webpage and in this webpage, this site is still being maintained in a mostly up-to-date condition although I could not access the package insert for the MMR II vaccine.Hopefully, this information coupled withDr. Fuddenberg's reporting will lay to rest the issue of Thimerosal in the MMR vaccine up until 2003 and help define the Thimerosal level in the MMR II vaccine into 2003 as "< 0.06 mcg/dose" based on a reported (on the specified webpage)<.03mcg level for mercury per dose.[NOTE: This level is much less than the <1 mcg of mercury/dose levels in the "Trace Thimerosal" vaccines.]Would suggest that if anyone has a pre-2003 Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) that has the Merck MMR-II insert information in it that shows mercury or, better, a copy of an actual package insert for Merck's MMR-II that has a date before 2000 and contains informationon its mercury content to please send me a copy or to post it on-line andshare the link where all may access itso that this information can be shared with everyone. Respectfully,Dr. Kinghttp://www.dr-king.com

All,There has been some on-going and recent debate as to whether or not the Merck MMR II vaccine formulation ever had any level of Thimerosal in it.Corroborating the recent statements by Dr.Fuddenberg about Thimerosal in the MMR vaccine is an old package insert webpage:http://poisonevercure.150m.com/vaccines/package_inserts/package_inserts.htmthat can still be accessed through "PackageInsert" buttons in the rows of buttons on the main web site:http://poisonevercure.150m.com/The row in their "Package Inserts" table for the Merck MMR vaccine states: ----------------------------------------------Disease/ Brand Manufac- VIS-Vaccine Mercury antigen name turer information level Sheets and per country dose -------- ------ -------- ------------ ---------MMR MMR II Merck MMR <.03mcg Based on the information provided on themain webpage and in this webpage, this site is still being maintained in a mostly up-to-date condition although I could not access the package insert for the MMR II vaccine.Hopefully, this information coupled withDr. Fuddenberg's reporting will lay to rest the issue of Thimerosal in the MMR vaccine up until 2003 and help define the Thimerosal level in the MMR II vaccine into 2003 as "< 0.06 mcg/dose" based on a reported (on the specified webpage)<.03mcg level for mercury per dose.[NOTE: This level is much less than the <1 mcg of mercury/dose levels in the "Trace Thimerosal" vaccines.]Would suggest that if anyone has a pre-2003 Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) that has the Merck MMR-II insert information in it that shows mercury or, better, a copy of an actual package insert for Merck's MMR-II that has a date before 2000 and contains informationon its mercury content to please send me a copy or to post it on-line andshare the link where all may access itso that this information can be shared with everyone. Respectfully,Dr. Kinghttp://www.dr-king.com

All,

There has been some on-going and recent

debate as to whether or not the Merck

MMR II vaccine formulation ever had any

level of Thimerosal in it.

Corroborating the recent statements by Dr.

Fuddenberg about Thimerosal in the MMR vaccine

is an old package insert webpage:

http://poisonevercure.150m.com/vaccines/package_inserts/package_inserts.htm

that can still be accessed through " Package

Insert " buttons in the rows of buttons on the

main web site:

http://poisonevercure.150m.com/

The row in their " Package Inserts " table

for the Merck MMR vaccine states:

----------------------------------------------

Disease/ Brand Manufac- VIS-Vaccine Mercury

antigen name turer information level

Sheets and per

country dose

-------- ------ -------- ------------ ---------

MMR MMR II Merck MMR <.03mcg

Based on the information provided on the

main webpage and in this webpage, this

site is still being maintained in a

mostly up-to-date condition although I

could not access the package insert for

the MMR II vaccine.

Hopefully, this information coupled with

Dr. Fuddenberg's reporting will lay to

rest the issue of Thimerosal in the MMR

vaccine up until 2003 and help define

the Thimerosal level in the MMR II vaccine

into 2003 as " < 0.06 mcg/dose " based on a

reported (on the specified webpage)

<.03mcg level for mercury per dose.

[NOTE: This level is much less than

the <1 mcg of mercury/dose levels

in the " Trace Thimerosal " vaccines.]

Would suggest that if anyone has a

pre-2003 Physician's Desk Reference

(PDR) that has the Merck MMR-II insert

information in it that shows mercury

or, better, a copy of an actual package

insert for Merck's MMR-II that has a

date before 2000 and contains information

on its mercury content to please send

me a copy or to post it on-line and

share the link where all may access it

so that this information can be shared

with everyone.

Respectfully,

Dr. King

http://www.dr-king.com

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At 12:35 3/7/08 -0800, wrote:

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>ok..I know he was a great researcher and Boyd checked

>them out a few times in 2000/2001 and found them to

>have something " very toxic " ...but how and why would

>thimerosal be in them? Meh had hers in 1994.

>--- momresearch <makeitbetterinbox> wrote:

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>> wrote

>> > wow..very interesting but mmr never had

>> thimerosal.

>> >

>> > *//*

>> According to Dr. Fudenberg it did - at least the

>> Merck MMR - until 2003

>>

>> -------- Messaggio Originale --------

>> Oggetto: RE: Re: Bad day / Liz Birt

>> Data: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 06:30:39 -0500

>> Da: Herman Fudenberg <nitrfhotmail>

>> Rispondi-a: EOHarm

>> A: EOHarm

>>

>>

>> It contained thimersol until 2003;

>>

>> get a package insert. Merck made it and they are

>> being sued for covering

>> up the presence of thimrerl.

>>

>> I was on Merck's Scientific Advisory board for 10

>> years. Killed

>> viruses are more immunogenic than live ones.

>>

>>

>> Sincerely

>> H.H. Fudenberg, M.D., D.D.G., I.O.M.

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