The UK's NHS has triggered a major campaign to save us from a dreadful disease - Chicken Pox. Dutifully, the mainstream media has fallen in line, urging us to get our children vaccinated.
You may have thought, hitherto, that Chicken Pox is a mild disease. Indeed, the NHS has confirmed this (until yesterday, perhaps, when the campaign stated). This from the NHS website.
Conventional medicine has always told us this. There was no Chicken Pox vaccine available until 1984, and then only a limited number of countries made it available. In Britain it has never before been part of the ‘vaccine schedule’. And even the WHO, who nearly always push vaccination, supports the vaccine only if 80% of the population receive it. This has made the vaccine difficult to “sell”. One UK study estimated that “over the study period, 2016 to 2022, the mean weekly chickenpox consultation rate per 100,000 population in England was 3.4”.
Nothing to get too upset about then? Chicken pox should not be a medical priority, especially with ongoing epidemics of Allergy, Arthritis, Autism, Autoimmune disease, Cancer, Dementia, Diabetes, Heart Disease, and many many more, to deal with! But the mainstream media clearly does not agree, encouraged as they seem to be by the Government, and the NHS. Every national newspaper, every radio and television channel, are currently transfixed by the sudden threat of Chicken Pox, and the need for all our children to be vaccinated against it.
And why is the NHS making this generous campaign to pay for the vaccination of millions of children? Why, is a financially-almost-bankrupt organisation encouraging yet more spending on an illness it considers to be so mild as Chicken Pox?
The Vaccine
More seriously, the medical campaign for chicken pox vaccination has mentioned nothing about the adverse vaccine reactions that are well known, and easily accessible. Nor has any media organisation carrying the story bothered to ask health spokespeople and politicians about them, blandly accepting the oft-used idea that “the benefits outweigh the cost”. So what are the known “costs” of taking the vaccine?
The Drugs.com website outlines a very long list. I will not reproduce them in full here, except to say it includes: serious allergic reactions, anaphylaxis, chest pain, irregular heartbeat, confusion, seizures, loss of bladder control, pain, swollen joints, and much, much, more more. There are also many ‘precautions’ that needs be taken both before and after taking the vaccine.
So it is important for you to read this list of ‘side effects’. Only if you do so you will realise just what conventional medicine is prepared to offer you without offering a full explanation of the possible consequences. What they describe are not ‘side effects’. They include uncomfortable, unwanted, and distressing medical conditions, right up to serious life-threatening illnesses and diseases.
And all to prevent a mild childhood disease!
You may have thought hitherto that Chicken Pox is a mild disease. Indeed, the NHS has confirmed this, until yesterday when the campaign stated.
Yes, I have repeated this from the top of the article. But it needs repeating. I have watched journalists today talking about “vaccine hesitancy”, disinformation campaigns, and one government minister bemoaning people (like me) who are “peddling conspiracy theories”.
This is NOT a conspiracy theory.
Chicken pox IS a mild infectious disease. This is stated in most conventional medical texts, including the NHS website.
The adverse vaccine reactions mentioned ARE part of conventional medical literature, never mentioned perhaps, but a matter of record.
The Government, the NHS, and the Media are urging people to get vaccinated, and they not informing us, openly and honestly, about the possible consequences.
This is not how people can possibly make an “informed decision” about their health care
I, along with many other people who are seeking to draw attention to the dangerous nature of pharmaceutical medicine, are not need to make anything up. The information is there for anyone to see. It’s just that we are not being told about it.
Yesterday the British media reinforce these early warnings about chicken pox! The announced the death of ONE child who had chicken pox. ONE - a tragedy, of course - but no information about any other conditions that might have contributed to the child’s death. And it appears that the child died in 2009!
Why does the mainstream media think that ONE death to chicken pox (even if there were no comorbidities) is significant, when the NHS faces epidemic levels of autism, ADSD, asthma, childhood cancer, diabetes, eczema, obesity, and so much more? And why it justifies the vaccination of many thousands of children?
If this an admission, by conventional medicine, that it is unable successfully to treat a mild condition like chicken pox?
I believe that the answer might be vaccine promotion!
