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I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO ON

THIS ?

A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH HAD

TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

THANK U

TERRI

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I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO ON

THIS ?

A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH HAD

TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

THANK U

TERRI

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Sorry but the only connection I know is with multiple schlerosis (the panel

that NIH put together to investigate said, " No " but I don't really believe

them).

On a TV show not too long ago (60 minutes or one of them shows) a cluster of

folks was featured that had lupus. They were from one of the New England

States. One of the patients thought the lupus might have to do with the

petroleum

in the water (from the petroleum plant).

Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the children are older

because they are not in the risk catagory?

In a message dated 6/19/03 10:50:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ices3957@... writes:

> I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO

> ON

> THIS ?

> A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH HAD

>

> TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

>

> THANK U

> TERRI

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Sorry but the only connection I know is with multiple schlerosis (the panel

that NIH put together to investigate said, " No " but I don't really believe

them).

On a TV show not too long ago (60 minutes or one of them shows) a cluster of

folks was featured that had lupus. They were from one of the New England

States. One of the patients thought the lupus might have to do with the

petroleum

in the water (from the petroleum plant).

Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the children are older

because they are not in the risk catagory?

In a message dated 6/19/03 10:50:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ices3957@... writes:

> I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO

> ON

> THIS ?

> A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH HAD

>

> TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

>

> THANK U

> TERRI

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My understanding of the Hep b,

(based upon my reading of " What your Doctor May Not Tell You About

Children's Vaccinations " by Cave M.D.-

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0446677078/qid%3D1056127643/sr%3D11-1

/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/103-9196216-2440669

<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0446677078/qid%3D1056127643/sr%3D11-

1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/103-9196216-2440669> )

is that the only way to catch it is in some circumstaces it can be passed

from Mother to child during childbirth OR (and this is a BIG FAT OR) when a

person comes into contact with sexual secretions (sperm, vag. fluids etc.) .

A mother can be tested right before childbirth to determine if she has HepB,

and most don't, so it can be avoided for that circumstance.

Children should not be coming into contact with sexual fluids till they are

teenagers, at least. So there is NO justifiable MEDICAL reason for giving

the HepB to babies the day they are born and the first few months of life.

Medical experts that are proponents for the shot argue it should be given

because when kids become teenagers and their risk for exposure increases,

they might not get the shot and this increases the risk of the disease

continuing as a problem.

The REAL reason it is given to day old babies and in the first few months of

life- the Pharmaceutical company making the vaccination makes over a billion

dollars a year on this vaccination alone (not bad for a drug that is

protected from litigation, and mandated by law!!) They won't make that

billion dollars if teenagers didn't get the shot, so they give it to babies

who can't choose not to do it.

For any questions related to vaccinations, I HIGHLY recommend

Caves book I listed above. Also, I am not medically trained in any way,

consult this book first, and your Doctor next for any health care decisions.

J. P. Reirdon

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Re: Re: Hep B vaccine series

Sorry but the only connection I know is with multiple schlerosis (the panel

that NIH put together to investigate said, " No " but I don't really believe

them).

On a TV show not too long ago (60 minutes or one of them shows) a cluster of

folks was featured that had lupus. They were from one of the New England

States. One of the patients thought the lupus might have to do with the

petroleum

in the water (from the petroleum plant).

Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the children are older

because they are not in the risk catagory?

In a message dated 6/19/03 10:50:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ices3957@... writes:

> I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO

> ON

> THIS ?

> A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH

HAD

>

> TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

>

> THANK U

> TERRI

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My understanding of the Hep b,

(based upon my reading of " What your Doctor May Not Tell You About

Children's Vaccinations " by Cave M.D.-

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0446677078/qid%3D1056127643/sr%3D11-1

/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/103-9196216-2440669

<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0446677078/qid%3D1056127643/sr%3D11-

1/ref%3Dsr%5F11%5F1/103-9196216-2440669> )

is that the only way to catch it is in some circumstaces it can be passed

from Mother to child during childbirth OR (and this is a BIG FAT OR) when a

person comes into contact with sexual secretions (sperm, vag. fluids etc.) .

A mother can be tested right before childbirth to determine if she has HepB,

and most don't, so it can be avoided for that circumstance.

Children should not be coming into contact with sexual fluids till they are

teenagers, at least. So there is NO justifiable MEDICAL reason for giving

the HepB to babies the day they are born and the first few months of life.

Medical experts that are proponents for the shot argue it should be given

because when kids become teenagers and their risk for exposure increases,

they might not get the shot and this increases the risk of the disease

continuing as a problem.

The REAL reason it is given to day old babies and in the first few months of

life- the Pharmaceutical company making the vaccination makes over a billion

dollars a year on this vaccination alone (not bad for a drug that is

protected from litigation, and mandated by law!!) They won't make that

billion dollars if teenagers didn't get the shot, so they give it to babies

who can't choose not to do it.

For any questions related to vaccinations, I HIGHLY recommend

Caves book I listed above. Also, I am not medically trained in any way,

consult this book first, and your Doctor next for any health care decisions.

J. P. Reirdon

Webmaster

http://www.autismtreatment.info/ <http://www.autismtreatment.info/>

You CAN treat Autism!! Get treatment tips for children with Autism, PDD and

Aperger's Syndrome from parents who have successfully helped their children.

Re: Re: Hep B vaccine series

Sorry but the only connection I know is with multiple schlerosis (the panel

that NIH put together to investigate said, " No " but I don't really believe

them).

On a TV show not too long ago (60 minutes or one of them shows) a cluster of

folks was featured that had lupus. They were from one of the New England

States. One of the patients thought the lupus might have to do with the

petroleum

in the water (from the petroleum plant).

Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the children are older

because they are not in the risk catagory?

In a message dated 6/19/03 10:50:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

ices3957@... writes:

> I HEARD THAT THE HEPb SHOT HAS A CONNECTION W/ LUPUS CAN ANYONE OFFER INFO

> ON

> THIS ?

> A NURSE AT WORK WAS TELLING ME SHE READ UP ON IT WHEN I TOLD HER JOSEPH

HAD

>

> TO GET THE BEPB SERIES SHOT .

>

> THANK U

> TERRI

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Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the

children are older because they are not in the risk catagory?

<<<<snip>>>>

I got the Hep B series when I went to Korea for the Army, back

when I was 18. As I understand it, it's a blood-born pathogen,

and can therefore be transmitted through improperly, sterilized

needles, blood transfusions, or sexual secretions which often

contain trace amounts of blood. It is much more prevelent in

Asia, and other parts of the world than here. But there has

been a recent rise in infections here due to the increased

numbers of people who are getting tatoos and piercings, and

having unprotected sex.

Here's a link to an article on WebMD:

http://my.webmd.com/content/healthwise/31/7675

Considering the manner in which it is spread, there would appear

to be no logical reason for infants or toddlers to be given

these vacinations, if they're mother's test negative for the

disease, except as a way for pharmacutical companies to profit.

Unless, you want to make sure that the infant is vaccinated,

just in case they are injured or become ill and require a

transfusion. Considering that my youngest son (2yrs, 6 mnths)

has now had 3 heart surgeries, requiring donated blood products,

I suppose it's not such a bad idea after all.

Blessed be,

:-)

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Isn't Hep B one of those vaccines that can wait till the

children are older because they are not in the risk catagory?

<<<<snip>>>>

I got the Hep B series when I went to Korea for the Army, back

when I was 18. As I understand it, it's a blood-born pathogen,

and can therefore be transmitted through improperly, sterilized

needles, blood transfusions, or sexual secretions which often

contain trace amounts of blood. It is much more prevelent in

Asia, and other parts of the world than here. But there has

been a recent rise in infections here due to the increased

numbers of people who are getting tatoos and piercings, and

having unprotected sex.

Here's a link to an article on WebMD:

http://my.webmd.com/content/healthwise/31/7675

Considering the manner in which it is spread, there would appear

to be no logical reason for infants or toddlers to be given

these vacinations, if they're mother's test negative for the

disease, except as a way for pharmacutical companies to profit.

Unless, you want to make sure that the infant is vaccinated,

just in case they are injured or become ill and require a

transfusion. Considering that my youngest son (2yrs, 6 mnths)

has now had 3 heart surgeries, requiring donated blood products,

I suppose it's not such a bad idea after all.

Blessed be,

:-)

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