Benefits Of Colds And Flu
Hippocrates, the "father" of medicine wrote: "Diseases are crisis of purification, of toxic elimination. Symptoms are the natural defenses of the body. We call them diseases, but in fact they are the cure of diseases." For example, an elevated temperature is one of the body's defense mechanisms, helping us destroy infection. Lowering a fever reduces this defense against disease.
Acute infectious diseases serve a purpose. In one study, researchers found that a history of common colds of influenza was associated with a decreased cancer risk of the stomach, colon, rectum, breast and ovary.
Flu Vaccines
The 1976 mass swine flu inoculations, which causes 565 cases of Guillain Barre paralysis and the death of at least thirty elderly persons, first alerted the public to the danger of the flu vaccin. J. Anthony Morris, PhD, flu researcher for the FDA reported: "There is nothing cased upon either epidemiology or controlled experiments, to chow that influenza vaccine yields a benefit towards the recipient."
The Flu Vaccine And Alzheimer's
According to Hugh Fudenberg, MD, if an individual has five consecutive flu shots his/her chances of getting Alzheimer's Disease is ten times higher. The aluminum and mercury in the flu shot (also in many childhood shots) build up in the brain causing damage. Is this why Alzheimer's is expected to quadruple?
FluMist™
Between 10 million and 100 million viral particles are forcefully injected into the nostrils with the new FluMist™ vaccine.
Sherry Tenpenny, DO writes: "One of the most troubling concerns over the injection of this 'chemical soup' is the potential for the viruses to enter directly into the brain...."
Side effects include cough, runny nose/nasal congestion, irritability, headaches, chills, muscle aches and fever over 100° F. Sounds like the flu, doesn't it?
In Conclusion
Keeping your spinal column free from vertebral subluxations helps your inner healer control your body and helps keep your resistance high. Spinal care could make the difference between a quick recovery and a lingering illness--even between life and death.