H1N1 virus, cleveland news, thimerosal

[Guest guest]

Regarding this mornings news headline about 30 pregnant women dying of the

swine flu: and that the H1N1 flu shot being given has 25 mg of mercury

based Thimerosal in it. Mercury is a neurotoxin and causes permanent

damage of the Central Nervous System. There is also raging controversy

about mercury causing autism, which is now estimated as affecting 1 in 100

children nationwide.

From the Desk of Mayer Eisenstein MD,JD,MPH

October 4, 2009

28 Pregnant Women Have Died From Swine Flu: CDC

THURSDAY, Oct. 1 (HealthDay News) -- Twenty-eight pregnant women in the

United States had died from H1N1 swine flu as of the end of August, and 100

pregnant women had been hospitalized in intensive care, federal health

officials said Thursday.

However, officials from the CDC said, they've never tracked deaths of

pregnant women from seasonal flu...

Dr. Anne Schuchat, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention's Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said it's not

yet clear whether there is something different about the H1N1 flu's effect

on pregnant women, or whether researchers are noticing its effect on

pregnant women more because the virus is being monitored closely.

Center for Disease Control (CDC)

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently informed the

public that diagnostic testing for influenza will not clarify between the

different strains of flu, including H1N1, in most cases.

http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/diagnostic_testing_public_qa.htm

Dr. Eisenstein's Comments:

My heart and prayers go out to the families that lost a loved one to the

flu. However, to better understand the problem a few questions must be

asked.

1. Did these pregnant women actually have H1N1 Swine Flu or did they have

seasonal flu?

2. What was their Vitamin D level.

3. What is the death rate in pregnant women from seasonal flu.

4. Did they have other chronic medical conditions along with being pregnant,

i.e. diabetes, hypertension, asthma, etc.

5. Why does the flu vaccines contain the toxin thimerosal?

No one knows what treatment will be most effective against the H1N1 Flu. We

know that flu vaccines have never worked.

However, the data from Dr. Norris and now Dr. are very compelling,

that Vitamin D will be protective for H1N1.

To lower your families incidence of colds and flu this winter and to lower

your probability of Swine Flu, start by measuring their vitamin D levels,

keep it above 50ng/ml and by giving the whole family daily Probiotics and

Vitamin D.

Fw a response from a friend of mine - Robin

Date: Sunday, October 4, 2009, 8:24 PM

I haven't actually seen this with my own eyes, but this is what I've heard

reported -- that Fox news had a scroll at the bottom of the screen on one of

their news programs, a text scroll, and it read something to the effect of

'one third of pregnant women will die of swine flu'. Even if it had read

'one third of pregnant women have died of swine flu', that would have been

incorrect, as it's only been a third of those hospitalized. Even if I'm to

believe that they actually had swine flu.

I dunno, you are going to be hard pressed to get me to believe anything I

hear about vaccines in the main stream media...

Here is what I did hear with my own ears-- Snyderman, Pharma Whore, on

TV telling everyone that swine flu could " cut a swath " thru the population.

When the person interviewing her questioned if she really thought that a lot

of people would die, she said she didn't mean it that way. But anyone

would've assumed that's what she meant, if she hadn't been questioned about

her exact meaning.

Speaking of vaccines, I was in Walmart a few days ago, and I purchased some

stuff, and as I was leaving I saw that they had a table set up for flu

shots. I asked the nurses there what types of shots they were administering.

" What's the thimerosal content? " I asked, and they said they didn't know so

I asked to see a package insert. The package insert they gave me read that

the multidose vials contained twenty five micrograms so I asked the nurses

there " is that what you're administering, shots from multidose vials? " and

they said yes. Then I asked if they were giving those shots to children. I

was told " yes, if the parents want us to. "

Autism Speaks has an interview with Don Imus and Bernadine Healy on their

website. In that interview, Dr. Healy is quoted as saying that children

aren't receiving flu shots with mercury, only adults. I wrote her some time

ago and told her that that isn't true, based on what the FDA website shows

on their site which lists the thimerosal content of vaccines. I wrote her a

letter and sent it snail mail to her home. Here, I'll paste what I wrote:

Ms. Bernadine Healy

710 County Line Rd

Gates Mills, OH 44040-9302

Ms. Healy,

I was watching your Imus interview on the web, and I notice that you said

that there is no longer thimerosal in childhood flu shots.

This is not true.

Right here, http://www.fda.gov/cber/vaccine/thimerosal.htm#t1, on this FDA

website, if you scroll down to table 1 (Thimerosal Content of Vaccines

Routinely Recommended for Children 6 Years of Age and Younger ), you will

see that there are influenza shots with twenty five micrograms of thimerosal

in them.

Sincerely,

Robin Nemeth

I guess I was sort of hoping that she might correct, publicly, what to me

appears to be a misstatement. Even if the FDA's website is out of date (I've

also contacted the FDA about that, asking if this information is correct and

telling them that if it isn't they should update their site, but nobody

there seems to care if Doctors see this site and think it's fine to give

children thimerosal laden shots), the fact of the matter is that children in

store flu shot clinics are receiving shots with twenty five micrograms of

thimerosal.

I spoke to the manager of Walmart and told him I will no longer purchase

anything at Walmart stores, and I explained to him why. Other stores that

are also giving the same old toxic shots at their clinics are Giant Eagle,

Walgreen, Target (in all fairness to them, I've never actually tried to

contact their corporate office so perhaps they could plead ignorance. This

is not the case for the other stores), and Marc's.

Robin Nemeth

Please, if you would, forward to undisclosed recipients.