“There is overwhelming evidence to prove that immunization of children does more harm than good.” – Dr. J. Anthony Morris, Former Chief Vaccine Controller and Research Virologist, US FDA
About Hepatitis B
A few hours after delivery at the hospital, newborn babies are injected with the Hepatitis B vaccine. The theory behind this process is that almost all babies are caught and vaccinated this way. It’s nice of all the options that are available, including the HiB vaccine, which helps prevent the disease that babies can get, The United States Centers for Disease Control decided to order this particular vaccine, since it is rare and not very contagious.
All forms of Hepatitis are aggressive infections of the liver. The primary differences between Hep A, Hep B, Hep C, Hep D and Hep B are how they are transmitted.
There is a lot of fear surrounding this disease, with mothers sharing horror stories of children catching hepatitis from running around barefoot or from a child with Hepatitis in public gardens The benefits of the vaccine are equally amazing and serious – the Hepatitis B Foundation happily exclaims “Hepatitis B vaccine is the first anti-cancer vaccine because it can prevent liver cancer . Worldwide, chronic hepatitis B causes 80% of all liver cancer, which is the 9th leading cause of death. hepatitis B infection can also help prevent liver cancer.
Incidentally, the highest numbers of liver cancers in the United are caused by alcoholic cirrhosis, not chronic Hepatitis B infection (Blumberg, B.S. and London , W.T. 1980. In Essex, M. et al.
Hepatitis B is very rare, even without a vaccine.
Hepatitis B is actually a rare sexually transmitted disease that can also be passed on by sharing dirty needles or by being exposed to infected blood. It is a “lifestyle” disease that is primarily found among drug addicts, promiscuous adults, and heath-exposed care workers. work with his own blood. An infected mother can pass the disease to her newborn baby, however, according to Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine (1994), mother-to-child transmission is “rare in North America and Western Europe.”
The disease has a fatality rate of less than 1%, and those who increase their immunity recover their lives. For more information on the disease, visit the National Vaccine Information Center.
In her book “Just A Little Prick”, Hillary Butler cites an Australian news article that puts the danger of this disease into perspective:
“… of almost all people who contract Hepatitis B;
75% develop only mild symptoms;
20% will develop controlled standards;
5% will recover from a serious illness;
Fewer than 1% will die from the disease or associated symptoms such as liver cancer…
From this we can see that, all things being equal, you and your children have about a hundred and sixteen million chances of contracting Hepatitis B and passing away, or even dying. That is, less than one in 150,000 chance. All the same sesquimals you run around with Hepatitis B as you do contracting leprosy.
…Put it into perspective, the chance of a “normal” person contracting and dying from Hepatitis is slightly higher than being kicked to death by a horse.”, Peter and Hilary.
GlaxoSmithKline’s Hepatitis B Vaccine
Before making a final decision about whether to allow children to receive the new Hepatitis B Vaccine, parents may want to review the manufacturer’s package insert. This information is included in each vaccine package and includes information such as ingredients, intended use, contraindications (circumstances under which the vaccine should not be administered, National Institutes of Health, aluminum hydroxide is used “for the relief of heartburn, heartburn, and peptic ulcers.” of pain, and to encourage the healing of peptic ulcers.Part of the effects are constipation, appetite, confusion, weakness or muscle weakness
Warnings and precautions
The parts of the syringe are made of latex and cause a reaction in them that is sensitive to latex.
The package insert specifically states “epinephrine injection (1:1,000) and other appropriate agents used for the immediate control of allergic reactions immediately available should be if an acute anaphylactic reaction occurs.
In some cases, those with Multiple Sclerosis who receive the vaccine find that their condition worsens after administration of the Hepatitis B vaccine.
While you’ll find it inserted into the vaccine package on others, Engerix-B “has not been evaluated for carcinogenic or mutagenic potential or for impairment of fertility“. This way, no one knows if Engerix-B causes cancer or interferes with fertility, and no studies have been conducted to find out.
Adverse Reactions to the Hepatitis B Vaccine
These adverse reactions, or side effects, are listed in the GlaxoSmithKline package insert. tumor
Fever
Head
I am dizzy
Pain
Itching
Ecchymosis
They sweat
Malaise
Cold
weakness
Flushing
Tingling
Hypotension
Influenza type symptoms
Upper respiratory infections respiratory
Nausea
Anorexia
Abdominal pain/cramps
vomiting
Constipation
Flow
Lymphadenopathy
Pain/stiffness in the arm, shoulder or neck
Arthralgia
Myalgia
pain
Reckless
Urticaria
Petechiae
Erythema
Somnolence
Insomnia
Anger
Agitation
Anaphylaxis
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
Angioedema
Arthritis
Tachycardia / palpitations
Bronchospasms include asthma-like symptoms
Abnormal liver function tests
Dyspepsia
Migraine
Syncope
Paresis
Hypoesthesia
Paresthesia
William-Barre Syndrome
Bell’s Palsy
Transverse myelitis
Optic neuritis
Multiple Sclerosis
Invasions
Thrombocytopenia
Eczema
Purple
Herpes Zoster
Alopecia
Conjunctivitis
Keratitis
Visual disturbances
Vertigo
Tinnitus
Birth
The National Vaccine Information Center Reviews The “Safety Studies”
The NVIC notes the following for conducting Hepatitis B vaccine safety studies:
“In 1986, the FDA granted Merck & amp, Co. a license to market the first recombinant DNA hepatitis B vaccine, which made the old hepatitis B vaccine from human blood taken from chronic hepatitis B virus carriers. According to Merck & amp, Co. and later SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceutical licenses to market their gene engineered hepatitis B vaccine in the US, the FDA has also allowed drug companies to conduct “safety” studies that included only a few thousand children monitored for four or five days after vaccination to open the lock., stated in his 1993 product insert “In the group of studies, 1636 doses of RECOMBIVAX HB were administered to 653 healthy infants and children (up to 10 years old) who for 5 days after each dose were warned.”
Merck & Co. found injection site and systemic complaints, such as fatigue and weakness, fever, headache and arthralgia. ) were reported following up to 17 percent of all hepatitis B injections. Because the FDA did not require drug companies to provide scientific evidence that the Hepatitis B vaccine does not attack the neurological immune systems of children and adults for weeks, months or years after vaccination, Merck & Co. warns in a 1996 product insert “As with any vaccine, it is possible that widespread use of the vaccine may reveal adverse reactions not observed in clinical trials” and SmithKline Beecham (1993) has a similar warning “it is possible that widespread commercial use of the vaccine could reveal rare adverse reactions .
Note: SmithKline Beechem is now GlaxoSmithKline.
Possible AIDS Connection
Some experts have concluded that the Hepatitis B vaccine contributes to the spread of the virus. Readers can review the evidence by clicking here and draw their own conclusions.
For information
Interested readers should consult the government’s online Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System for the amount and nature of adverse reactions reported each year, noting that the government itself estimates that only 10% of adverse reactions are reported.
