Wow ..... She Still Believes In Vaccinations Despite What Happened

This Fox News broadcast interviews a mother/doctor where ......


-- her son is permanently brain damaged due to a vaccination


-- she received millions in secret government payout as compensation


-- her marriage dissolved due to the stresses caused by taking care of a brain damaged child


And yet .........


Her motivation for speaking out is not from concern about the damage vaccinations do .... BUT .... about the lack of money available to take care of the vaccine damaged victims. This is truly a brainwashed person.


http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com:80/2011/05/10/pace-study/




If you're a parent and you don't want to put your child in that "Russian roulette vaccination game", here's a 100% safe and effective alternative to keep your little one healthy against all childhood illnesses .......

http://www.doctoryourself.com/vitaminc.html


If you're having doubts about the efficacy of mega-dosaging vitamin c, here's a real world example of what it can do .......

http://www.3news.co.nz/Living-Proof/tabid/371/articleID/171328/Default.aspx

Research shows that autism starts affecting the brain as early as 4 months of age. That's way before kids get the MMR vaccine. Another nail in the coffin for the supposed MMR-Autism link.


http://io9.com/5801333/autism-starts-affecting-babies-brains-as-early-as-4-months-old



As for 100% safe and effective, I seriously doubt it. Nothing is 100% effective and nothing is without side effects.


That one case you cite isn't evidence of efficacy. It is just one case. If you can show me a thousand cases with the same result, then I might be more inclined to believe this miracle cure.

"That's way before kids get the MMR vaccine. Another nail in the coffin for the supposed MMR-Autism link."


It's already established that mega-dosaging vitamin c can cure/prevent MMR, so what's the point of taking an expensive, ineffective, and dangerous MMR vaccination? Engaging in any discussion about a MMR-Autism link is a complete waste of time. It's a moot issue.



"As for 100% safe and effective, I seriously doubt it. Nothing is 100% effective ..."

Where is your evidence showing mega-dosages of vitamin c is not 100% effective against childhood diseases, or, 100% safe? If you don't have the evidence, why make the claim?





"... and nothing is without side effects."


The worst side-effect you'll get from mega-dosaging vitamin c is diarrhea. But diarrhea is only an indication that the body has reached maximum vitamin c saturation, ie. "bowel tolerance". The sicker one is the more vitamin c is needed to reach "bowel tolerance". That's why a person who normally requires 20,000mg to reach "bowel tolerance", might require 80,000mg to knock out a cold, or fever, or allergies, or whatever they're fighting. Once the battle is over, the "bowel tolerance" amount returns to the 20,000mg. To avoid the diarrhea simply cut back on the amount of vitamin c taken. Instead of taking 20,000mg, take maybe 18,000mg.


Now tell me again because I've forgotten .... what are the most serious side-effects of those vaccinations you love so dearly? Oh yeah, now I remember: permanent brain damage or death. But hey, you pro-vaccination people don't mind that for your little ones because, as the mother of the brain damaged child said, ......... "it's for the greater good of society"!!!!!. Not to mention the greater good of the vaccine manufacturer. And besides, if you're lucky, you might even get to become a millionaire from the vaccine injury compensation program. Hmmmm, I wonder if that money is tax free?




"If you can show me a thousand cases with the same result, then I might be more inclined to believe this miracle cure."


Sorry, not interested in meeting the requirements of what you think is convincing data so you can "believe" in mega-dosaging. If the info in the following two books can't do the job, well, you just can't be convinced:


1) "Curing the Incurable" by Thomas E. Levy, MD. It's got 1,200 published vitamin c studies that should convince anyone.

http://www.tomlevymd.com/books.html


2) "Injectable Vitamin C and the Treatment of Viral and Other Diseases" by Robert D. McCracken, PhD. It's filled with case studies for anyone to review.

http://injectablevitaminc.com/images/frontmatter.pdf

"Sorry, not interested in meeting the requirements of what you think is convincing data so you can "believe" in mega-dosaging."


Ok then.