Reply To: Are we on the cusp of a real pandemic?

These are all excellent points <span class=”atwho-inserted” contenteditable=”false” data-atwho-at-query=”@Za”>@Zack Vegas</span>.

In terms of the medical professionals if you will, I remember hearing that one of the lectures that first year medical students have is why it is a bad idea to vaccinate into a pandemic, but I will call it an outbreak. The idea being that by doing so it cuts the immune system in half while the environment still has the same amount of pathogens and other stresses still present. I would argue that even if you took the so called antigen in vaccines out and were only injected with the adjuvant you would still have an inflammatory immune response, perhaps stress reaction would be a better term. We are told that with the traditional vaccines that the shot will stay at the injection site, but recently CDC did come out with data from many years ago demonstrating that there is a connection to autism and vaccines so the works of Andrew Wakefield and Chris Eckersley on this topic seems to be gaining some traction in the general public that vaccines are not necessarily harmless.

I think that one aspect that has not been talked about is that people with hypertension and diabetes were considered particularly susceptible to this pathogen. But when you see alternative treatments all had a combination of both Vitamin D as well as zinc in the protocols somewhere, then if you cross reference with the medications that treat these co morbidity’s I was surprised that magnesium, potassium, vitamin D and zinc are all depleted by a high percentage of these drugs. It may be a coincidence, however if a lay person like myself can find this how is it that a healthcare professional would not be allowed to try these cheap and necessary compounds that the body needs for the most efficient conversion of cellular energy which I have come to believe is the ultimate key component for true health to flourish.

As for the healthcare professionals, I think that to go to them for critical emergencies such as a car crash or needing a bone set it is probably the best place to be. But to go for your regular check up I would recommend having the attitude of going to a sales meeting, they are going to try to sell you on something because that is their job.