Re:"Trace amounts" of Thimerosal

[Guest guest]

thimerosal is still used in the manufacturing process

for many inactivated vaccines (most notably as a

" freezing " agent for the pertussis, diptheria and

tetanus toxoids), and is then " filtered out " of the

final product, leaving the " trace " amount of < 0.3

MCG. Whether this is " biologically " insignificant is

a matter of speculation IMNSHO; it does fall below the

FDA's arbitrary safe level of 0.4 MCG, but is still

above the EPA's arbitrary safe level of 0.1 MCG.

When vaccinologists or their appologists state that

" thimerosal has been removed from pediatric vaccines "

they are refering to the thimerosal that was added as

a preservative to the finished product at levels

between 10.0 and 25.0 MCG per dose.

Of course they are simply using a different

preservative now, one of which has I believe 1400 MCG

of aluminum per dose, so we may not have made a change

for the better, as aluminum is also neurotoxic, and

though it is less so than mercury they are using

considerably more of it. That could be a partial

explanation why the autism numbers have not dropped

precipitously since " preservative thimerosal free "

vaccines were put into the market sometime between

2002 and 2004.

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[Guest guest]

they are getting ready to change the bottles to remove the word

thimerisol and replace it will mercury preservative,that way they can

get on tv and say thimerisol has been 100% removed.

Who is checking these people anyway? They could have upped the

thimerisol amounts for all we know.

>

> thimerosal is still used in the manufacturing process

> for many inactivated vaccines (most notably as a

> " freezing " agent for the pertussis, diptheria and

> tetanus toxoids), and is then " filtered out " of the

> final product, leaving the " trace " amount of < 0.3

> MCG. Whether this is " biologically " insignificant is

> a matter of speculation IMNSHO; it does fall below the

> FDA's arbitrary safe level of 0.4 MCG, but is still

> above the EPA's arbitrary safe level of 0.1 MCG.

>

> When vaccinologists or their appologists state that

> " thimerosal has been removed from pediatric vaccines "

> they are refering to the thimerosal that was added as

> a preservative to the finished product at levels

> between 10.0 and 25.0 MCG per dose.

>

> Of course they are simply using a different

> preservative now, one of which has I believe 1400 MCG

> of aluminum per dose, so we may not have made a change

> for the better, as aluminum is also neurotoxic, and

> though it is less so than mercury they are using

> considerably more of it. That could be a partial

> explanation why the autism numbers have not dropped

> precipitously since " preservative thimerosal free "

> vaccines were put into the market sometime between

> 2002 and 2004.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Not to be picky but check your spelling

> >

> > thimerosal is still used in the manufacturing process

> > for many inactivated vaccines (most notably as a

> > " freezing " agent for the pertussis, diptheria and

> > tetanus toxoids), and is then " filtered out " of the

> > final product, leaving the " trace " amount of < 0.3

> > MCG. Whether this is " biologically " insignificant is

> > a matter of speculation IMNSHO; it does fall below the

> > FDA's arbitrary safe level of 0.4 MCG, but is still

> > above the EPA's arbitrary safe level of 0.1 MCG.

> >

> > When vaccinologists or their appologists state that

> > " thimerosal has been removed from pediatric vaccines "

> > they are refering to the thimerosal that was added as

> > a preservative to the finished product at levels

> > between 10.0 and 25.0 MCG per dose.

> >

> > Of course they are simply using a different

> > preservative now, one of which has I believe 1400 MCG

> > of aluminum per dose, so we may not have made a change

> > for the better, as aluminum is also neurotoxic, and

> > though it is less so than mercury they are using

> > considerably more of it. That could be a partial

> > explanation why the autism numbers have not dropped

> > precipitously since " preservative thimerosal free "

> > vaccines were put into the market sometime between

> > 2002 and 2004.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

The 'trace amount' of

therammalammasol in my two week old Chandler's Hep B vaccine was still

over the EPA limit for his weight.

No safety studies have been done. No one knows what level is safe.

celiacdaughter wrote:

,

Not to be picky but check your spelling

> >

> > thimerosal is still used in the manufacturing process

> > for many inactivated vaccines (most notably as a

> > "freezing" agent for the pertussis, diptheria and

> > tetanus toxoids), and is then "filtered out" of the

> > final product, leaving the "trace" amount of < 0.3

> > MCG. Whether this is "biologically" insignificant is

> > a matter of speculation IMNSHO; it does fall below the

> > FDA's arbitrary safe level of 0.4 MCG, but is still

> > above the EPA's arbitrary safe level of 0.1 MCG.

> >

> > When vaccinologists or their appologists state that

> > "thimerosal has been removed from pediatric vaccines"

> > they are refering to the thimerosal that was added as

> > a preservative to the finished product at levels

> > between 10.0 and 25.0 MCG per dose.

> >

> > Of course they are simply using a different

> > preservative now, one of which has I believe 1400 MCG

> > of aluminum per dose, so we may not have made a change

> > for the better, as aluminum is also neurotoxic, and

> > though it is less so than mercury they are using

> > considerably more of it. That could be a partial

> > explanation why the autism numbers have not dropped

> > precipitously since "preservative thimerosal free"

> > vaccines were put into the market sometime between

> > 2002 and 2004.

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

" The 'trace amount' of therammalammasol in my two week old Chandler's

Hep B vaccine was still over the EPA limit for his weight.

No safety studies have been done. No one knows what level is safe " .

Trust me, I'm with you. I was only pointing it out because I could

see some people getting a small giggle over the misspellings here in

regards to the word. The thread where people (media and doctors

shilling) can't pronoune the word and we laugh and make fun but then

we can't spell it I'm just sayin'...

[Guest guest]

yeah... I was gonna go with

therammalammadingdongasol, but I thought that might be excessive.

Therammalammasol I think is just enough, and somehow, still in good

taste.

celiacdaughter wrote:

"The 'trace amount' of therammalammasol in my two week old

Chandler's

Hep B vaccine was still over the EPA limit for his weight.

No safety studies have been done. No one knows what level is safe".

Trust me, I'm with you. I was only pointing it out because I could

see some people getting a small giggle over the misspellings here in

regards to the word. The thread where people (media and doctors

shilling) can't pronoune the word and we laugh and make fun but then

we can't spell it I'm just sayin'...

[Guest guest]

Thimerocalifragilisticexpialidociousal. Trademarked, thank you very

much.

[Guest guest]

I defer to the master.

krstagliano wrote:

Thimerocalifragilisticexpialidociousal. Trademarked,

thank you very

much.