Major Concerns Surround Meningitis Vaccine for College Students

re: Major Concerns Surround Meningitis Vaccine for College Students

wishuponamural on ebay — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:46:43 GMT

There is an exempt form you can sign to give to the college so you won't have to get the vaccine.

re: Major Concerns Surround Meningitis Vaccine for College Students

jumpraw — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 18:28:09 GMT

I will be a freshman next year in college, (UMD college park) and I really don't want this vaccine, after everything i read about additives present in the vaccines, like methylmercury, aluminum, formaldehyde, MSG, sulfties, and ethylene glycol aka antifeeze ingredient (this is from The 100 year lie by randall fitzgerald), along with their general ineffectiveness, i simply refuse. However, if I am forced to, hopefully i can eliminate those toxins easily, since healing from something as simple as a vaccine shuoldn't be too difficult, right? Hopefully the law changes on this soon.

re: Major Concerns Surround Meningitis Vaccine for College Students

barbfeick — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:15:35 GMT

Another concern about vaccines is they are a direct cause of food allergy.

The ingredients of vaccine adjuvants and culture mediums does not have to be listed on the package insert and is protected by trade law.

Think of a food allergy.... any food allergy. I have found it listed in the patents for culture mediums and vaccine adjuvants.

A vaccine can have a mix of soy oil and peanut oil as ingredients. Trace amounts of soy and peanut protein can remain in the vaccine. If you are the unlucky one to get the vaccine with those trace amounts = food allergy. It is hard to connect the vaccine with the food allergy. You might get vaccinated and not eat shellfish until many months are past. Suddenly you find out you have a serious shellfish allergy.