“The use of either the Salk or Sabin vaccine will increase the possibility that your child will contact the disease. It seems that the most effective way to protect your child from polio is to ensure that he does not get the vaccine” – –Dr Mendelsohn M.D. (1984
Of Polio
Polio used to be one of the most feared childhood diseases of the 20th century. President Teddy Roosevelt did not withdraw from his children and was permanently disabled by illness. Pictures abound of children living in iron lungs. At its peak in 1952, there were 21,000 reported cases of paralytic polio. (source: Polio.com)
Polio is caused by a virus that leaves the intestines and passes through the feces. The virus persists through the blood stream to the brain. Paralysis occurs when the Poliovirus damages the nervous system.
Post-Polio Syndrome
Post-Polio Syndrome describes symptoms that 25-40% of adults who had polio as children still experience, such as fatigue , muscle weakness or pain, sleep problems, or difficulty swallowing or breathing.
Dangers of Polio Vers. The Dangers of the Vaccine
Most parents want and want to have their children vaccinated against Polio because some of us know people who have had it. Since the type of wild (that is, naturally occurring) poliovirus has been eradicated from the Western Hemisphere, parents have every reason to believe that the polio vaccine is a life-saving miracle.
By the way, we no longer inoculate ourselves against other diseases we no longer find in this hemisphere, such as small pox. Chances are, if an inmate comes to the United carrying Poliovirus, they will have non-wild, Poliovirus Orat. According to the World Health Organization, less than 2,000 cases of wild-type polio were reported worldwide in both 2005 and 2006.
Parents must weigh the risk of contracting polio against the risks associated with the vaccine. An excellent place to order is the insert package provided by the vaccine manufacturers themselves. The package insert provides information such as ingredients, intended use, contraindications (circumstances under which the vaccine should not be administered) and dosages.
IPOL, produced by Aventis Pasteur SA
The type of injection Polio vaccine is commonly used as IPOL, and the package insert can be viewed online in PDF format. by clicking here
Ingredients
The first drug listed is monkey kidney, specifically an old line of monkey kidney cells. Some sources say that animal tissue is no longer used, as monkey cell contamination was linked to earlier versions of the AIDS and cancer vaccine, but, as the manufacturer claims, monkey tissue is still used.
Formalin is a chemical used to inactivate viruses. Formalin (a solution of formaldehyde, methanol and water) is considered a toxic waste and laboratories that use it have strict protocols at their discretion.
According to the University of Minnesota, http://www.mntap.umn.edu/health/20-Formalin.htm “Moderate exposure to formaldehyde can irritate the eyes, nose, mouth, throat and skin, and cause headaches. Formaldehyde can be carcinogenic, and toxic or harmful to humans in high concentrations. Furthermore, they state that “waste formalin is toxic due to the presence of formaldehyde and methanol. When it flows down the drain, it kills some of the biological organisms used for sewage treatment. Although formalin waste can usually be disposed of in a sanitary sewer once. The tissue samples have been removed (check with your sewer authority), some municipalities have talked about banning the use.
2-Phenoxyethanol is another chemical used in the production of the polio vaccine. An hazardous material is considered harmful if absorbed, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin and can cause reproductive defects. It is worth noting that, like other vaccine packages, this clearly states that long-term studies on the fertility effect of the vaccine have never been done. This chemical material safety data sheet can be viewed by clicking here.
Additional chemicals found in the polio vaccine are neomycin, streptomycin, and polymyxin.
Efficiency
“Vaccination with IPOL does not protect 100% of susceptible people.” This proposal, discovered by the envelope insert, has been greatly discussed since the inception of the vaccine in the 1950’s.
One view attributed the decline of Polio to better health care and health care since Polio is passed through the feces.
In 1942, the epidemic of the first century subsided, and there were fewer than 5,000 cases of polio in the United States. City. Around 1948, the number of polio cases began to rise. Interestingly, it was around this time that pertussis vaccines appeared on the public health scene. Polio reached its peak in 1949 and then began to decline naturally. In 1949 there were nearly 43,000 cases of polio. By 1951 the number had dropped to below 28,000. After the government-sponsored study of the polio vaccine, the number rose to an all-time high of more than 55,000 cases. A “bad batch” of vaccine produced by Cutter Laboratories is believed to be the cause of many polio cases. Fortunately, a better quality control procedure was initiated to control the inactivation of the virus, and the number of cases decreased. Of course, the vaccine did not gain the trust of nature. POLIO VACCINE MYTH, Christopher Kent, D.C., FCCI, March 2000. Journal of Chiropractic
Another opinion is that Polio is still there, but simply improved. In Canada, young, healthy children who come down with paralysis are classified as acute flaccid paralysis, Guillain-Barre Syndrome or simply transverse myelitis.
In VRAN we know some families whose children suffered from an acute term long paralytic disease following MMR vaccination which was later reclassified as transverse myelitis . However, attending medical experts vehemently deny the vaccine association. You can almost hear a collective sigh of relief every time paralysis is diagnosed as AFP – never mind what’s caused – not polio!
In her article, Edda West further states “In May of 1960, Dr. Ratner presided over a panel discussion at the 120th Annual Meeting of the Illinois Medical Society to review the increase in paralytic polio in the US Proceedings reprinted. August, 1960, Illinois Medical Journal which opened the Salk vaccine Dr. Greenberg explained that the greater reduction in polio cases was achieved by changing the norms by which polio was diagnosed.
… In Canada, the Dominion Bureau of Statistics issued an official bulletin in June 1959 entitled Poliomyelitis Trends, 1958. meeting in October 1958 recommended that for purposes of national reporting and statistics the term non-paralytic poliomyelitis may be replaced by “meningitis, viral or aseptic”, when the specific virus has been shown to be known.
Contractions and adverse reactions
The Polio vaccine package insert warns that anyone with previous reactions or sensitivities to 2-phenoxyethanol, formaldehyde, neomycin, streptomycin, polymyxin B, or latex (found in parts of the syringe) should not get the vaccine. They went on to advise that “an injection of epinephrine (1:1,000) and other appropriate agents should be available for the immediate control of allergic reactions.
As with other vaccines, it also states, “Long-term studies in animals to evaluate carcinogenic potential or impaired fertility have not been performed.”
Adverse Reactions or Effects of Polio Vaccine:
Erythema
tumor
kindness
Fever
Anger
I’m dying
Anorexia
vomiting
A constant cry
William-Barre Syndrome
Death
Vaccine injury reports
The government on the website Vaccine Adversarial Called Reporting System reported vaccine reactions, although it is estimated that only 10% Adverse reactions have been reported. The largest file can be identified, which covers every year and has thousands of entries.
The National Vaccine Information Center receives data every year and organizes it into a searchable database, making it easier to search by type of vaccine, type of injury, race, year, gender and many other criteria.
Between 1999 and 2007, 410 reports of adverse reactions with IPV (Injected Polio Vaccine) were reported to this system, although it should be noted that some of the recipients received other vaccines at the same time, so it is not possible to tell. which caused a reaction to the vaccine.
