Re: Re: Cyanide in Prevnar -- why not? ; Merck tried cyanide

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Yes, there has been whistle blower testimony along the lines that Wyeth had trouble killing all 7 strains of pneumonia found in Prevnar (mercury was becoming a no no) so they found an alternative that was very effective in killing the 7 viruses in this 7-in-1 vaccine. I can post the testimony -- it is lengthy and in the archives. In the meantime just in case you thought cyanide is far fetched -- Here is a link from Bio Pharma news regarding Merck and cyanide. It appears that Merck was vamping up for a new vaccine and then when it changed its mind had to dispose of the cyanide. Some workers at the vaccine plant dumped the cyanide down the drain and ultimately killed thousands of fish. Now that made the EPA angry and Merck got fined. http://www.biopharma-reporter.com/news/ng.asp?n=68929-merck-epa-west-point-cyanide-waste-disposal I often wondered that if Merck was planning on tapping into the Prevnar market and even good old Merck found Prevnar to be just a little too toxic. No mercury though -- so what's there to worry about? Vera McDonough <kevntimmcd@...> wrote: CYANIDE IN PREVNAR!?!?> Hi Vera,> Peanut oil is used in some vaccines as an adjuvant to stimulate the immune system. That's where the peanut allergies are coming from. Crazy, isn't it?> It makes me sick that this has become so common and so serious that the kids have to have special peanut tables in the cafeteria at school. > > > > > ---------------------------------> From: EOHarm [mailto:EOHarm ] On Behalf Of Vera > Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 2:28 AM> EOHarm > Subject: **SPAM** RE: OT a little; cause of peanut allergy ? Fournier?>

> > > I posted this question before and noone responded. Does anyone know what is driving peanut allergy (other than the vaccine induced destruction of the auto-immune system)?> > I thought had mentioned something about nut additives in her speech to AICP. Any way, I was just wondering if anyone knew if they were adding cheap peanut filler to something like formula or if peanuts were a base for some vaccine.> > I know a lot of kids develop severe allergies to eggs after the MMR (egg based) -- so where does the peanut additive come in or do we know.> > Vera> > :> > > > .>