Our exclusive Problematic Ingredient Series.
Course description:Mercury has been used as a preservative in vaccines since the 1920s. We are told the mercury in vaccines is not problematic and has nothing to do with autism. The argument advances that there is more mercury in tuna fish than in a vaccine, therefore, the mercury in vaccines is harmless. But are either …
Course Description:Aluminum is the third most common element on the planet, after oxygen and silica, making up about 8% of the Earth’s crust. Despite its prevalence in the environment, no known form of life uses aluminum as part of its metabolic processes. Therefore, aluminum in the body is toxic and pro-inflammatory. Aluminum hydroxide, aluminum phosphate, …
Course descriptionAn adjuvant is “a substance which accelerates, prolongs and enhances the quality of a specific immune [meaning antibody] response when incorporated into a vaccine formulation.” The evolution of the use of adjuvants began with the diphtheria vaccines. At the turn of the century, diphtheria was a common filth disease. The swelling inthe throat caused …
Course 1 DescriptionForeign proteins in vaccines can be broken down into several categories. In their natural state, the antigens on the surface of viruses and bacteria activate the immune system when they are recognized by the toll-like receptors (TLRs), the “handle” of the TH1, innate immune system. The toll-like receptors are discussed in Part 1 …
Course 1 Description:Most people believe that a vaccine consists of a little weakened virus or a snip of a bacteria mixed with some sterile water. Those same people are often shocked when they learn there are more than 130 different foreign proteins, animal cells, metals, and >200 chemicals in vaccines. Granted, each vaccine has about …
