Flu shots of limited effectiveness, and contain mercury which causes chronic health conditions

Besides the fact that flu shots are known to not be very effective at preventing flu(1), flu shots contain mercury and have been documented to have significant adverse health effects(2).
There are very few if any long term studies of what effect the flu vaccine has on your health. One such study has revealed the following. According to Hugh Fudenberg, MD, one of the world's leading immunogeneticist and one of the most quoted biologist of our times (nearly 850 papers in peer review journals), if an individual has had five consecutive flu shots between 1970 and 1980 (the years studied), his/her chances of developing Alzheimer's Disease is ten times higher than if they had one, two or no shots. Dr. Fudenberg was asked why this was so and he said it was due to the mercury and aluminum that is in every flu shot (and most childhood shots). The gradual mercury and aluminum build-up in the brain causes cognitive dysfunction. (2)
[this would be similar for other neurological conditions caused by mercury: ALS, MS, Parkinson's, autism, etc.(3)(4)]
It is possible to protect yourself from getting the flu, reducing effects if you get it, and help to build health by detoxifying the immune system and doing things to strenghten the immune system.
Notes:
1. Flu Shots: Do they really work?, Severyn, R.Ph., Ph.D., Kristine M., Vaccine News.
2. Recorded from Dr. Fudenberg's speech at the NVIC International Vaccine Conference, Arlington, VA, September, 1997. Quoted with permission.
3.
http://www.whale.to/v/quotes3.html

4.
http://www.flcv.com/kidshg.html


(note: Fudenberg treats mercury toxicity conditions like autism and is well known)
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American researchers find that those who were vaccinated were almost twice as likely to seek assistance at an emergency department because of their asthma than those not vaccinated.

By Michael Bradley

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/23/1090464867466.html

Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
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