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United Methodist Church Passes Resolution

>Against Mercury in Medicine

>

>Press Release Contacts:

>For Immediate Release CoMeD President [The Rev.

> K. Sykes (Richmond, VA)

> 804-364-8426]

>April 29, 2008 CoMeD Sci. Advisor [Dr.

> G. King (Lake Hiawatha, NJ)

> 973-263-4843]

>

>

>With passage of a historic resolution today at its

>2008 General Conference, the United Methodist

>Church has become the first faith community to

>officially oppose the use of mercury, in any form,

>including Thimerosal, in medicines, especially

>vaccines.

>

>Beginning in 2005, several United Methodist Annual

>Conferences and its Women's Division, an

>organization of nearly 1 million women globally,

>passed a resolution entitled, " Protecting Children

>from Mercury-containing Drugs. " Today, the validity

>of this urgent issue was further affirmed by the

>General Conference of the United Methodist Church,

>which speaks authoritatively for the denomination's

>11.5 million members worldwide.

>

>This faith-based resolution, passed April 29,

>2008, is a challenge to the current acceptance

>of mercury in medicine by the U.S. Government,

>the American Medical Association, the American

>Academy of Pediatrics, and the vaccine

>manufacturers.

>

>Among its provisions, the resolution seeks: the

>immediate prioritization of mercury-free vaccines

>and other drugs for vulnerable children and

>pregnant women, the opportunity of informed

>consent whenever mercury is administered as

>part of a pharmaceutical product, and a ban

>of mercury-containing drugs. The complete

>text and details of the resolution's passage

>may be found at

>http://calms.umc.org/2008/Menu.aspx?type=Petition & mode=Single & number=409

>

>In addition, the resolution calls for United

>Methodist hospitals, clinics, and missions

>around the world to express a preference for

>mercury-free vaccines and other medicines.

>This is crucial because most of the Thimerosal-

>containing vaccines sent to the developing

>world still contain unreduced levels of

>mercury, as do most flu shots, and some other

>vaccines and drugs in the United States.

>

>The Rev. K. Sykes, President of CoMeD,

>Inc, mother of a mercury-toxic child and a

>United Methodist clergywoman who has helped

>to shepherd this activist movement within

>The United Methodist Church, declared:

>

> " This is the start of a Second Great Temperance

>Movement. More than a hundred years ago, our

>church fought widespread alcohol intoxication.

>With this resolution, we begin to fight

>widespread and, until now, unrecognized

>mercury intoxication from unsafe mercury-

>containing medicines. "

>

>CoMeD, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501©(3)

>corporation actively engaged in legal,

>educational and scientific efforts to stop

>all use of mercury in medicine, and to ban

>the use of all existing in-date mercury-

>containing medicines. To support CoMeD's

>efforts financially, please use the PayPal

>link on CoMeD's website,

>http://www.mercury-freedrugs.org,

>for your tax-deductible contributions.

>

>

Hopefully, after reading this press release,

everyone will understand the reality that

the public understands the insanity in allowing

any level of Thimerosal or other mercury

compound to be used in the manufacture of

any medicine and that the worlwide United

Methodist Church has committed itself to

stopping the use of mercury in medicine.

Respectfully,

Dr. King

http://www.dr-king.com

----------

--

Blessings

Jack, Cheryl and Kile Killman

www.myspace.com/cherylkillman

Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass; it's about learning how to dance

in the rain. "

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