29
Dec
Lynne Gordon asked:


The current Swine Flu epidemic has caused a lot of concern over the possible repercussions since there is no viable vaccine that will remedy the illness.  Swine Flu is actually, according to the CDC, a combination (or recombination) of pig, avian (bird) and either sheep or cow viruses. Somehow all of these separate viruses combined themselves together and jumped species to humans. Sound familiar?



When the AIDS virus first began making news about 1981, we were told by the CDC that 3 Africans had sex with a green monkey and these normal homebodies then began traveling world-wide and spread AIDS to the rest of the world. Now we are being asked to believe something equally absurd has happened with three separate viruses to cause this new swine flu epidemic. 

As of April 24, 2009 these are the current statistics: 

149 dead in Mexico, 1,614 infected

40 infected in the United States

6 infected in Canada

10 infected in New Zealand

20 suspected infected in Spain

14 suspected in Britain

1 Infected in Israel 

Looking at these stats it is assumable that this epidemic began in Mexico. And again we hear the mantra that black and brown people are just so environmentally unclean that these diseases naturally come from wherever they inhabit.  If these assumptions were being made of the Jewish people, there would be international outrage by Jews at being singled out for possible harassment and embarrassment. But who will speak up for Mexico? Who spoke up for Africa when the first lie was released. 

There appears to be a continual attempt to vilify certain black and brown segments of American society. But the question is why? 

If you have been paying attention, the answer is simple. 

If this is a manufactured (or recombined) virus…who is responsible?

Who has the finances to use the very expensive recombinant DNA series to manufacture this deadly disease?

Who has the necessary resources to package it and implement its exposure into a select group of people?

And who has the will and the callousness to attempt to genocidally wipe out entire nations without a second thought? 

If it is not a manufactured virus, then we really need to find that human who had such intimate contact with a pig last week and a bird earlier this week because he would then be patient zero. 

The fact is folks, this is only the beginning of these deadly diseases…in all probability, there may be more. We need to start asking the right questions and hold our leaders responsible for the answers they give us. 

We also need to look at the major pharmaceutical companies that stand to cash-in on this epidemic. What have their stocks done in the past month? What were they doing six months ago? What are they doing today?

I truly hope I am 100% wrong, but…in the meantime, just follow the money.



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23
Dec
Colette Bouchez asked:


With the swine flu now holding the potential for a worldwide pandemic, there is perhaps no one more worried about getting sick than women who are pregnant.

This is particularly true for those of you over 35 who may already be struggling with fertility issues – or maybe undergoing fertility treatments right now.

The good news is that pregnancy doesn’t necessarily increase your risk for getting the swine flu – or any other type of flu. However, it is important to note that if you do get the flu while you are pregnant, studies show you are up to five times more likely to suffer serious complications – such as pneumonia. And that is often where most of the flu fatalities lie.

In terms of risks to your baby, the greatest threat from illnesses such as the flu occur from high fevers in the mother during pregnancy. Sustained body temperature over 101 degrees, and particularly over 102 degrees can increase the risk of miscarriage and lead to an increased risk of neural tube defects in your baby – which include life-threatening malformations of the brain and spine.

The good news is there are things you can do to prevent these problems even if you get the flu.

The first is to control your fever.The March of Dimes recommends acetaminophen (Tylenol) but talk to your doctor first to make certain it’s okay for you. You should also try to keep your body as cool as possible with cold compresses, and drink plenty of fluids. Pregnancy is not the time to “sweat out ” a fever.

Second is continue to take your prenatal vitamins – particularly 1000 mcg of folic acid. Studies conducted at the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities in England, found that women who took a multi vitamin high in folic acid during pregnancy decreased their baby’s risk of birth defects, even if they ran a fever while pregnant.

In terms of the the two medications used to treat swine flu – Tamiflu and Relenza – like other flu medications they are ranked by the FDA as “Category C ” drugs – meaning they have not been tested for use during pregnancy. That said, it’s important to note that there have not been any cases of birth defects or other serious health concerns linked to the use of these drugs in pregnant women who have used them.

So, if symptoms are severe, your doctor might suggest a course of either drug, and if this is the case, experts say don’t be fearful.

Finally, relax and don’t worry! Right now, the stress and anxiety of worrying about getting sick is likely to cause you more harm than the risk of actually getting the flu, which at this point is still quite small.

For more tips and information on swine flu and pregnancy, and some important details on what to do if you contract swine flu while undergoing fertility treatments, check out this article on GettingPregnantNow.org.

For more health and beauty information for women over 35 visit www.RedDressDiary.com.



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23
Dec
lcfuser asked:


David talking about the upcoming swine flu vaccine. Post this anywhere and everywhere. Baxter mix live virus with vaccine: www.infowars.com journalist files FBI charges. www.infowars.com

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20
Dec
maukurc asked:


The medicine tamiflu is currentl indicated only for the flu infection, caused by influenza virus. Is it also useful against other viruses that cause the common cold?

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18
Dec
Richard Stoyeck asked:


kid yourself, if you have Swine Flu, you can have the best doctors in the world taking care of you, but the name of the game is Flu Prevention, and the question is how do you resist getting the Swine Flu or any other flu for that matter? You need to get the germ into your body in order to contract the Swine Flu, and that means it has to get into an opening.

Even if you get the germ on your skin, it doesn’t guarantee you will contract Swine Flu because it must enter via the mouth, nose, or eyes. Those are the pathways into the body. If you have or are having a surgical procedure done, such as a hospital patient, than the surgical site itself is also a pathway for germs to enter the body.

I am going to give you a few basic ideas about how to prevent the Swine Flu, and for that matter, colds and viruses in general.

- Wash those hands, and keep washing them. Every time, you shake hands with someone, you are shaking hands with everyone else they have shaken hands with, since they last washed their hands. If you do shake hands, then before you touch any other part of your body including your nose, mouth, and eyes, you must get those hands clean.

- A person who is infected can pass the germ to you a day before symptoms appear, and up to 7 days after symptoms appear. You get the virus by contact with such a person directly, or by contact with an object that they touched. It is debatable how long an object such as a doorknob can retain the live germ.

- Beware of door handles. About the most germ infested surface you can touch is a door handle or the faucets you turn the water on and off with, especially in bathrooms that others use. Once you touch either of these objects, it is as though you never washed your hands at all. Our suggestion is to use the same paper towel you dry your hands with as a barrier between your now germ free hand and the door knob or water faucet.

- At work, we keep bottles of Windex handy. Just spray the bathroom doors, and the faucets and the door handles to people’s offices and let the air dry them which only takes a minute or two. If you immediately dry the surface, you destroy most of the germ inhibiting barrier.

- Go to a major discounter like Wal-Mart and stock up on hand sanitizers. Easily carried 2 to 4 oz bottles that can fit in your pocket, are less than a $1 and give one to each member of the family. They are fabulous for cleaning hands, and the residue evaporates within seconds. Doctors use them all the time. It’s cheap insurance.

- If and when the Swine Flu hits your area, than order some masks that are N95 rated. They are recommended by the Center for Disease Control, and are very inexpensive. Go online and Google “Swine Flu Masks”, and check prices.

Follow these simple rules religiously, and we think the Swine Flu will be bypassing you and your house this season. Good luck.



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16
Dec
Nancy asked:


Kenshin Himura:
Why do you need a new flu vaccination each year if the virus is not evolving?
Shouldn’t a single shot at birth be sufficient?
Evolution is the change in DNA from one generation to the next . Evolution is constant. It effects ALL life. There is NO DOUBT in any scientific field that life is and has been evolving.
The only contention may be exactly what the lineage is for each species. I.e. Human Evolution may be sketchy, but it did occur.
Reference thid Q:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ahr2ArGareSF81DDSYj_9Lbsy6IX?qid=20070615190856AAnvGl6&show=7#profile-info-5e171558491842a408b82affea576b29aa

My point is this: If evolution is the survival of the fittest (please don’t tell me this pillar of evolution has now changed), why on earth would an evolutionist consider he is evolutionally defective by submitting to a flu vaccine?
or for that matter any type of vaccination?
Is this not tantamount to an admission in doubt of evolutionary laws?
By default, the teaching of evolution is that only the fittest lifeforms survive, so why is it that people feel regrets if those that have defects suffer and die?
Is not this just evolution in action?
So in that line of reasoning, why do we have hospitals? Really would not it be cheaper and less a burden on society if we turned the evolutionally defectives out on the street?
BY the laws of survival of the fittest, why should you feel sorry for them?
Is it not their fault they are dying?
My whole point is that, a medical system with healthcare hospitals and soctors and such is contray to the concept of evolution.
If the person is weak, gets sick or has a terminal illness, why is it that you desire to cure them?
Evolutionally speaking, they are naturally being sellected to die.
So what would motivate you to interfere with nature?

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13
Dec
RussiaToday asked:


The number of confirmed cases of swine flu has topped over a hundred thousand, with the World Health Organization calling the pandemic ‘unstoppable’, and suggesting mass vaccination.

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10
Dec
smartypants22 asked:


Other than the swine flu started in Mexico and the bird flu starting in Asia?

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Dec
up_all_night asked:


I am 28 and just found out that I did not get all my vaccines as an infant and young child. My mother can’t remember even if I got any at all. She said all she remembers is that there was a shortage when she tried to get it done in the late 70′s. Will this seriously affect my health later on in life? So far I have been pretty healthy. I have got the flu about every other winter, but many people do who have had their vaccines. I do suffer from sever sinus infections. Thats about all I can think of.

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8
Dec
. asked:


63 people have completed my survey. I need 107 by tonight! That’s 44 more! Can you all help me?
Every answer will help so please answer for your friends and family as well!

For those who have NOT had the flu vaccine only please complete survey below:

1. Have you had the [diagnosed] flu?
2. What is your age?

Thanks sooo much!

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