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The agency that licenses medicines in Britain has received 150 reports of suspected adverse reactions to the Tamiflu treatment for swine flu.
The figure was released yesterday as GPs said some patients were choosing not to take the drug because of concern about the possible side effects. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said the 150 reports received within the UK up until 23 July mention 241 separate side effects, most of which were mild and already recognised as linked with the anti-viral drug. They include "mild allergic and gastrointestinal events", such as diarrhea and vomiting. There were five reports involving nine suspected adverse reactions to Relenza, the rival drug to Tamiflu which is taken by inhalation and is less widely used. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10586864&ref=emailfriend |
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The agency that licenses medicines in Britain has received 150 reports of suspected adverse reactions to the Tamiflu treatment for swine flu. The figure was released yesterday as GPs said some patients were choosing not to take the drug because of concern about the possible side effects. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said the 150 reports received within the UK up until 23 July mention 241 separate side effects, most of which were mild and already recognised as linked with the anti-viral drug. They include "mild allergic and gastrointestinal events", such as diarrhea and vomiting. There were five reports involving nine suspected adverse reactions to Relenza, the rival drug to Tamiflu which is taken by inhalation and is less widely used. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10586864&ref=emailfriend 
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Good post.
Bring on those forced innoculations. |
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I just read some pretty disturbing side affects of Tamiflu from people that were given it by their doctors.
Here is the link. |
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She was deathly afraid of the flu.
So she asked her doc what she should do. He jabbed her unseen With a swine flu vaccine Blurting, “Darling, I haven’t a clue.” - by the Health Ranger Face it, they're going to start shooting people with this vaccine soon and it's not properly tested and un-tried. Its ingredients are potentially quite dangerous, and the adjuvants being used in the European vaccines are suspected of causing neurological disorders. 1976, a failed swine flu vaccine caused irreparable damage to the nervous systems of hundreds of people, paralyzing many. Medical doctors gave the problem a name to make it sound like they had a clue as to what they were talking about: Guillain-Barre syndrome. (Notice this, they never called it “Toxic Vaccine Syndrome” because that would be truthful.) Raise your hand if you trust Big Pharma enough to play "Guinea Pig" for them? |
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Every single drug/medication has side effects period. and almost ALL of them list the same ones, in the same order, with the same incidence of occurrence... the labeling that is done by the FDA at this point is almost a joke...really. The 'black box' warning that used to be of subsistence, is now listed on so many medications that it is almost common place... The term "side effects" is not even an accurate indicator of something not being good... The term is, technically, and with good cause..."untoward effects". These are the ones that are not wanted... Viagra was developed and marketed...very successfully, I might add...on a side effect of the drug...it was originally tested for and intended to treat hypertension... it did not work, yet when the company wanted to end the trial, the participants did NOT want to give the drug back...  Acetaminophen is a very dangerous drug/chemical/medication...yet, it is sold over the counter...and included in a multitude of other concoctions... Drugs/medications/chemicals...can be and are dangerous! The demand for a cure all for illnesses is unbelievable... If you want a great read about the FDA, pharma, the labeling issues, the consequences, and the congressional hearings that went with it...read "Pain Killer: A "Wonder" Drug's Trail of Addiction and Death" this book will make you sick!! http://www.amazon.com/Pain-Killer-Wonder-Drugs-Addiction/dp/1579546382 I know that Tamiflu is being looked at by the FDA as well..and has been for a few years already... http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2005/nov/18/birdflu.health this is nothing new really...just more of the same... |
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Edited by
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Tue 07/28/09 11:54 AM
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She was deathly afraid of the flu. So she asked her doc what she should do. He jabbed her unseen With a swine flu vaccine Blurting, “Darling, I haven’t a clue.” - by the Health Ranger Face it, they're going to start shooting people with this vaccine soon and it's not properly tested and un-tried. Its ingredients are potentially quite dangerous, and the adjuvants being used in the European vaccines are suspected of causing neurological disorders. 1976, a failed swine flu vaccine caused irreparable damage to the nervous systems of hundreds of people, paralyzing many. Medical doctors gave the problem a name to make it sound like they had a clue as to what they were talking about: Guillain-Barre syndrome. (Notice this, they never called it “Toxic Vaccine Syndrome” because that would be truthful.) Raise your hand if you trust Big Pharma enough to play "Guinea Pig" for them? Tamiflu is not a vaccine, from what I know...I could be wrong. It is a treatment...which does not make it any less of an issue. there is a difference in a vaccine and a treatment though... unless you are talking about another drug as a vaccine... also, Guillain-Barre Syndrome has happened to people who did not take the vaccine... I am NOT defending big pharma, small pharma, biotechnology, biopharmacolgy, or any other company... I know way too much about them!  way too much... |
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