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Brooklyn firmly in the grip of measles madness as four more schools are closed, judge refuses to lift vaccination order

Francesca Paris
NPR
Fri, 19 Apr 2019 15:36 UTC
The United Talmudical Academy
© Seth Wenig/APThe United Talmudical Academy reopened after being closed for failing to comply with a Health Department order that required it to provide medical and attendance records amid a measles outbreak.
A Brooklyn judge has sided with New York health officials to uphold a mandatory measles vaccinations order, dismissing a lawsuit from a group of parents who claimed the city had overstepped its authority.

Judge Lawrence Knipel on Thursday refused parents' request to lift the vaccination order that was imposed last week to stem a severe measles outbreak. "A fireman need not obtain the informed consent of the owner before extinguishing a house fire," Knipel wrote in his ruling as quoted by Gothamist. "Vaccination is known to extinguish the fire of contagion."

On the same day, the city announced that it was closing four more schools and issuing three civil summons for parents who had failed to comply with the mandate.

As of Thursday, the New York Department of Health had recorded 359 cases of measles since the outbreak began in October, up from 329 confirmed cases on Monday. The cases are centered in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities in Brooklyn.

Comment: Measles: The New Red Scare - Fear as a pretext for infringing on individual rights

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Increasing microbial diversity: We need to stop sanitizing everything and let bacteria back in our lives

Joselin Linder
New York Post
Sat, 20 Aug 2016 13:27 UTC
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Dr. Jack Gilbert wants to make our hospitals dirty.

His idea runs counter to hundreds of years of scientific practice. Since a surgeon named Joseph Lister became the first to use antiseptic techniques in 1867 and save thousands of lives, modern medicine has worked tirelessly to create sterile medical environments - free of micro-organisms.

It all changed when Dr. Gilbert, associate director of the Institute for Genomic and Systems Biology at Argonne National Laboratory, began studying dolphins in 2014. He noticed that the animals were much healthier the "dirtier" the aquarium water was.

"We saw the benefit in increasing the microbial diversity of the home," explained Gilbert. According to Dr. Gilbert, the lack of a rich microbial ecosystem, especially in our hospitals, might be causing more harm than good, leading to drug resistant strains of powerful superbugs and infection-causing viruses.

Comment: Mysterious microbiome: Treating disease by nudging the microbes inside us

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Vaccine researcher addresses unanswered questions about vaccine safety

Jagannath Chatterjee
Greenmedinfo
Sat, 13 Apr 2019 12:00 UTC
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"There are unanswered questions about vaccine safety. We need studies on vaccinated populations based on various schedules and doses as well as individual patient susceptibilities that we are continuing to learn about. No one should be threatened by the pursuit of this knowledge. Vaccine policy should be the subject of frank and open debate, with no tolerance for bullying. There are no sides - only people concerned about the well being of our children." - Dr. Bernadine Healy, MD, Former Director, National Institute of Health (NIH)
The concept of intrusive protection has existed since a very long time. They were directed against smallpox as the disease was persistent and deadly. Prior to vaccination there were three practices; olfaction, inoculation and variolation. These failed because of three reasons; they led to serious adverse effects, increased the death rate and helped the disease to spread among populations where they were practiced. By 1728 the medical profession knew very well that these concepts would not work.
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Kale is now one of the most pesticide-contaminated vegetables

Jessica Bursztynsky
CNBC
Thu, 21 Mar 2019 16:52 UTC
Kale
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Often touted for being highly nutritious, kale has joined the list of 11 other fruits and vegetables known to be "dirty," according to an analysis by the Environmental Working Group.

The watchdog group publishes its "Dirty Dozen" list annually, in which it ranks the 12 produce items that contain the highest amount of pesticide residues. The group analyzes data from the Department of Agriculture's regular produce testing to determine the list.

Ranked alongside kale on the list are strawberries, spinach, nectarines, apples, grapes, peaches, cherries, pears, tomatoes, celery and potatoes.

Comment: While kale is the current darling of the 'healthy eating' crowd, there's actually a lot to be leery of with this vegetable. Pesticide residue is one issue, but there's also the potent plant defense mechanisms that can affect many people, even though it seems innocuous. The view that vegetables are unequivocally good lacks nuance, necessitating a closer look with multiple factors taken into account.

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Syringe

Measles insanity: Rockland County court threatens measles patients with $2,000-a-day fine if they don't stay home

Erin Elizabeth
Health Nut News
Wed, 17 Apr 2019 00:00 UTC
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On Tuesday, after having the previous emergency order banning non-vaccinated minors from public places overturned by a judge, officials announced their next steps to combat the ongoing measles "outbreak" in Rockland County (by law, emergency declarations are only allowed to last five days).
"County Executive Ed Day and Health Commissioner Dr. Patricia Schnabel Ruppert announced a Communicable Disease and Exposure Exclusion Order, which mandates that anyone with measles or anyone exposed to the illness avoid public spaces or face a $2,000-a-day fine.

They also followed New York City's lead by requiring students in two zip codes - 10952 and 10977 - to stay home from school if they cannot prove they have received the MMR vaccine or show acquired immunity."1
Missing in their communications was the fact that despite quarantining people and force vaccinating them, outbreaks keep happening. How is this possible? Perhaps because they don't make newly vaccinated people stay inside until the vaccine is done shedding?

According to County Executive Ed Day, they will be going door to door "knocking on doors." We have no idea what that means but we shudder to think.

Comment: More on the measles outbreak that appears like a test-run for various agendas vaccine related:

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New CDC report shows Autism is still on the rise

Ed Cara
Gizmodo
Thu, 11 Apr 2019 12:09 UTC
Autism
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's new report on autism spectrum disorder (ASD), released Thursday, offers little good news. It estimates that about one in every 59 children nationwide has the complex developmental disorder, a figure that seems unchanged from its previous estimate a year ago. But, for a few reasons, it's likely that this is an underestimate.

Autism spectrum disorder is a complicated condition, one with several contributing causes. Genes likely play a role, as do environmental factors like air pollution or having older parents. Its symptoms are complex too, but generally include problems communicating, a sensitivity to touch and other sensory inputs, and digestive issues.

Comment: Trying to understand the factors behind the rise of autism... important information that the author did not include in the article:
There appears to be yet another cover up going on. It is very convenient for the criteria for autism to suddenly be changed, especially when this change has the potential to lower the level of diagnosed cases of autism. It is even more convenient for this to happen when the FDA has been forced to admit that childhood vaccines still contain thimerosal, just when a new study identifies a shocking twenty parallels between mercury poisoning and autism.

By shifting the goalposts, the governments can deny that the mercury in vaccines is causing a rise in autism and lower the rates being diagnosed all at the same time. Very clever move, isn't it? Not only that, but changes to the new DSM 5 could lead to many of our autistic children being diagnosed as having a mental illness and be administered psychiatric drugs as a result. While this is a win-win situation for the government and the pharmaceutical industry, our children will be the sacrifice.


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Gender bias is preventing women from getting 'life-saving' (and damaging) statins

Tom Naughton
Fat Head
Thu, 18 Apr 2019 00:01 UTC
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Goodness, this whole gender-bias problem is getting serious. In the Fat Head Report video I posted earlier this week, vegan doctor John McDougall explained that humans developed a reputation for being proficient hunters because of gender bias - the men were the hunters, you see, and were actually lousy at it. But they bragged and lied and bragged and lied about their hunting abilities, over and over, so anthropologists were fooled into thinking humans were great hunters. Apparently this was part of a plan to repress future generations of women living in civilized countries.

Well, okay, perhaps gender bias among hunter-gatherer tribes doesn't bother you. But what about gender bias in being prescribed life-saving statins? It's a serious issue, according to a recent article in the U.K. Telegraph:
A worrying gender divide in the prescribing of life-saving statins to women with Type 2 diabetes has been uncovered by researchers.

An analysis of prescriptions shows that although women are more likely to have high blood pressure and cholesterol than men - putting them at greater risk of heart problems - they were less likely to receive protective medication.

Comment: Perhaps this is an area where 'gender bias' actually works to women's benefit rather than detriment. Avoidance of statins probably saves more lives than taking them does!

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SOTT Focus: Objective:Health #11 - Dr. Chandler Marrs on Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) - Mitochondria's Gateway to Energy


Sott.net
Fri, 19 Apr 2019 00:00 UTC
Dr Chandler Marrs
This week our resident health experts Elliot Overton and Doug DiPasquale interview Dr. Chandler Marrs on the essential roles of vitamin B1 (thiamine), mitochondrial bioenergetics, and how to stay healthy in our toxic modern world.

Dr. Chandler Marrs is a researcher and writer who holds a PhD in experimental psychology/neuroendocrinology, where the research focus was on female hormones and women's health. She co-authored the book "Thiamine Deficiency Disease, Dysautonomia, and High Calorie Malnutrition", and is also the founder of the health website and online journal "Hormones Matter".

In her time as a writer she has written well over 200 articles, and her research has gradually moved over to medication-adverse events, the mitochondria, and examining the roles of nutrition in mitochondrial function.

When she is not busy at work, Dr Marrs is involved in competitive powerlifting and is also a self-proclaimed long-time jock!

Here's where you can find Dr. Marrs:
Her website: http://www.hormonesmatter.com/
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Russia registers its first domestically-produced 5-in-1 vaccine, claims to be safer


RT
Thu, 18 Apr 2019 15:59 UTC
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© FILE PHOTO Sputnik / Ramil Sitdikov
Russian children won't have to rely on foreign combo vaccines, as the first domestically-produced 5-in-1 vaccine, designed to protect from five dangerous diseases, has obtained a license.

The new pentavalent vaccine is designed for children six months old and up, and protects against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, hepatitis B and - for the first time - Haemophilus influenza type b (Hib). Before this vaccine was invented, children were given separate shots for each.

According to the manufacturer, Nacimbio, the 5-in-1 puts less stress on the child's immune system because it contains fewer antigens, while ensuring protection from the diseases. The new vaccine doesn't contain thimerosal - a mercury-based organic preservative that has been used in a number of drugs and many vaccines.

Comment: Evidently Russia sees a reason to exclude certain additives used in vaccines produced by the West, but it remains to be seen whether there can ever be any true benefit to a vaccine schedule. And when we consider the extreme corruption of science and medicine in the West, if any country is able to refine the process, it will be somewhere like Russia:

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Mysterious E. coli outbreak spreads to five states - media barely covers it because there's no vaccine to push on people

Vicki Batts
Natural News
Wed, 17 Apr 2019 00:00 UTC
e-coli
As an E. coli outbreak ravages across state lines, the media has largely been silent. Reports on this plague of food-borne illness are few and far between, even though over 100 people have already been infected. Where are the warnings and the public outcry? When even one child has measles, there is a media frenzy about vaccination and the alleged health apocalypse that will soon strike if we don't fall in line, roll up our sleeves and get injected.

The CDC isn't even suggesting that people limit their ground beef consumption - even though investigators believe it to be the source of infection. Both illnesses can be contagious - and only one of them is being spread through a contaminated food supply.

Instead of even giving the E. coli outbreak the time of day, it appears the pro-vaccine media has chosen to focus their attention on measles - perhaps because there is no E. coli vaccine to push and no anti-vaccine fear-mongering to be had. If it doesn't fit the narrative, it basically didn't even happen - at least as far as the mainstream media is concerned.

Comment: See: Dough Debacle: Ecoli outbreaks linked to raw flour

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