Re: Hep B Vaccine

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Thank you everybody for your input on this issue. You've certainly given

me a lot to think about, and I'm going to copy this over to the main group

and see what they think too. There's so much conflicting info out there,

it's hard to know what to believe. The mercury isn't really the main

concern for me -- I've only had 13 immunizations which is about 1/2 of what

kids get now, plus no fillings and I'm careful about seafood intake, etc.

I am worried about the possibility of infection since I'll be working with

blood and tissue from infants with no immune system -- these babies can,

and do, come in with all sorts of infections. Plus, the work is fairly new

to me so there's a good chance I'll make some clumsy beginner's mistakes

that could be dangerous.

I'll try to get a call into my endo, but my chances of hearing back from

her before the appointment are pretty slim. I'll also ask tons of

questions at the appointment and see what other options there are.

I've found a few articles on the subject, but my brain is too fried to read

through them right now. I'm going to try attaching them (not quite sure

how that works yet) in case any of you interested morning people want to

take a crack at it.

Thanks again,

Jen

> Hi All,

>

> I need to get a hepatitis B vaccination for my new job next monday and

> I'm worried about the impact on my adrenals.

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So I'm wondering if it might

> be a good idea to take a full dose or larger of the HC the day before

> and the day of the vaccination to dampen down the immune response?

> >

> Any thoughts?

Jen

>

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I had the Hep B and I can tell you it didn't help matters.

>

> Lee

>

> Hep B vaccine ingredients..

>

> Formulations that contain a preservative include thimerosal, a

> mercury derivative, at 1:20,000 or 50 mcg/mL. All formulations have

> been treated with formaldehyde prior to adsorption onto aluminum

> hydroxide. In each formulation, hepatitis B surface antigen is

> adsorbed onto approximately 0.5 mg of aluminum (provided as aluminum

> hydroxide) per mL of vaccine. The vaccine is of the adw subtype.

> RECOMBIVAX HB is indicated for vaccination of persons at risk of

> infection from hepatitis B virus including all known subtypes.

>

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> Jen,

>

> Personally I wouldn't risk it esp as you know you react to vaccines

> and already have adrenal problems.

>

> The hep b vaccine is one of the worst vaccines. Theres been some

> French research by a guy called Marc Girard who more or less says it

> does a number on the immune system, partly as it contains thimerosal

> (a mercury preservative) and in other unknown ways. It triggered my

> thyroid and adrenal problems 13 yrs ago and I'm also dealing with

> mercury toxicity. I know other people who had the same reaction as

> me. Theres also a 3 fold increase of developing multiple sclerosis.

> I know people who developed M.S. after getting this jab.

>

>

> If you're in the US I think the adult ones still contain thimerosal.

> Not only that but if it did worsen your condition, or induce some

> other problem you'd have to accept some responsibility, as you knew

> beforehand you were sensitive to vaccines, which could influence the

> outcome of a court case.

>

> I really dont know if taking extra h/c would offer you any protection

> but if it was me, knowing what I know now, theres no way I would risk

> it.

>

> I dont mean to scare you with all this, but I would seriously

> reconsider getting that jab.

>

> Anne

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In the past a particular position I had involved vaccination.

Organizations ask employees to take vaccincation to protect the

organization from potental law suits if the employee contracts a

disease or illness. I do not take vaccinations. I signed a release to

protect the employer from potential law suit and did not have any

vaccination.

patricia

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>HI Jen,

Unfortunately I don't remember exactly what I read about HC and

Vaccines but I know that I have read Cautions about taking Cortisol

and getting Vaccines.

I think it may have been that the Cortisol negates the immunity

reaction so renders the vaccine useless, but I am not at all sure-

Please do the research and find out for yourself. Just type

" Hydrocortisone and Vaccination " into any search engine and you will

get the information. Very Important for you to know in your decision

making process.

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

Do not have a vaccination, other immunization, or any skin test while you

are taking hydrocortisone unless your doctor tells you that you may.

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