Re: Re: Trace amounts of Thimerosal Q

[Guest guest]

More on "trace amounts" and "nanomolar levels" of thimerosal: http://www.minnesotanaturalhealth.org/vaccinations_mercury07.html http://www.mercola.com/2004/nov/3/mercury_vaccines_medicine.htm Aasamwagnit <mwagnit@...> wrote: This website shows which vaccines contain "trace" amounts of

mercury. mercury.http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/thi-table.htm. Live virus vaccines like the MMR and chickenpox do not use thimerosal in their production. The thimerosal would instantly kill the vaccine virus. This website defines trace as less than 0.3 micrograms (ug) per 0.5 ml which equals 0.6 ug/ml or 600 ug/liter. It's my understaning that the FDA defines trace as < 1.0 ug per 0.5 ml which is 2000 ug/l. The EPA defines hazardous waste as 200 ug mercury /liter.>> Can someone please confirm that nearly ALL vaccines (not MMR) > have "trace" amounts of thimerasol? If so, how much "trace" is still > considered "trace?" Hmmm? TIA,>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the responses. So it is quite

conceivable, maybe probable that an infant could get a

DTAP,FLu Shot,HepA-B and possibly Menn. all with

" trace " amounts. SO if we add up the " trace " amounts

is it still considered " trace? " Don't forget all of

the doses.

--- Aasa <penas7ar@...> wrote:

> More on " trace amounts " and " nanomolar levels " of

> thimerosal:

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http://www.minnesotanaturalhealth.org/vaccinations_mercury07.html

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http://www.mercola.com/2004/nov/3/mercury_vaccines_medicine.htm

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> Aasa

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> mwagnit <mwagnit@...> wrote:

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> This website shows which vaccines contain " trace "

> amounts of mercury.

> mercury.http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/thi-table.htm.

> Live virus vaccines

> like the MMR and chickenpox do not use thimerosal in

> their production.

> The thimerosal would instantly kill the vaccine

> virus. This website

> defines trace as less than 0.3 micrograms (ug) per

> 0.5 ml which equals

> 0.6 ug/ml or 600 ug/liter. It's my understaning that

> the FDA defines

> trace as < 1.0 ug per 0.5 ml which is 2000 ug/l. The

> EPA defines

> hazardous waste as 200 ug mercury /liter.

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>

> >

> > Can someone please confirm that nearly ALL

> vaccines (not MMR)

> > have " trace " amounts of thimerasol? If so, how

> much " trace " is still

> > considered " trace? " Hmmm? TIA,

> >

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