Re: Preservatives still in Hepatitis A Vaccine here in CA...

February 8, 2006

Aluminum is not a preservative. It's a little trick the vaccine makers use

to get the vaccine approved. The aluminum compounds are adjuvants, which

are basically toxic substances that attract the immune system to the

injection site. This way there's a greater likelihood that once attracted

to the aluminum compound the immune system will also recognize the vaccine

antigen as foreign and develop antibodies to it also. Whether or not the

vaccine actually protects against the disease has no bearing on whether it

will be approved. As long as the body creates antibodies to the vaccine

antigen, that's all that's needed for the vaccine to be approved. Aluminum

and the other poisons they use as adjuvants are a way of ensuring that the

body creates those antibodies and hence the vaccine gets approved and hence,

Ka-Ching!!!!! for the vaccine makers, but havoc for some recipients.

Disgusting, isn't it.

And by the way, some vaccine makers still use thimerosal as a sterilization

substance in the manufacturing process. Then they take it out somehow (do

you believe them?) and can claim it's thimerosal free because they don't add

it as a preservative to the final product.

Re: Preservatives still in Hepatitis A Vaccine here

in CA...

> Thimerisol was taken out - but was replaced with other preservatives like

Aluminum... from what I understand only live virus, single dose vaccines

contain no preservatives.

>

> - near LAX

>

> rjmann30 wrote:

> <snip>told, " No, they've taken all the preservatives out of vaccines

years ago " however, I insisted we check the label and discovered it

contained aluminum as aluminum hydroxide and 2-phenoxyethanol as a

preservative in a phosphate-buffered saline solution. As well as

> Neomycin sulfate, an aminoglycoside antibiotic. I didn't vaccinate my

daughter today and am distressed that this continues to happen. Can anyone

with information on these substances and/or knowledge on what is still going

on with vaccines currently in circulation please comment. Your advise or

insight is appreciated. Sincerely, Jill

>

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