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Nog meer evidentie voor het gevaar van Thimerosal (Thiomersal)
Op 1 oktober ontving ik nog een verslag van een alarmerende studie naar de ffecten van
kwikhoudend Thimerosal. Ik citeer de Engelse tekst in zijn geheel:
[…] New study demonstrates significant harm from just ONE mercury-containing vaccine
A new study, just published in the journal Neurotoxicology, found that primates that received
just ONE vaccination containing Thiomersal, the mercury-preservative found in many
vaccines including the new AH1N1 (swine flu) shot, had significant neurological impairment
when compared with those who received a saline solution injection or no injection at
all.Please note that the amount of Thiomersal was adjusted for weight and that these primates
received only 2mcg – the new Swine Flu vaccine contains 24.5 macg or 49 times the FDA
allowable daily limit for an adult.
According to Dr. Andrew Wakefield, Executive Director of Thougtful House and a coinvestigator
of the project, “What is particularly concerning is that in spite of the
recommendation to remove Thiomersal from vaccines a decade ago, millions of people, many
of them children and pregnant mothers, are about to get mecury in their shots. Thiomersal is
still routinely used in Hepatitis B and numerous other vaccines world-wide.”
The implications for Australia’s new national campaign which is targeting pregnant women
as its first recipients are frightening.
The Australian Vaccination Network, a national vaccine safety and health lobby group, urges
the Federal government ad Minister Roxon to err on the side of caution when it comes to
administering untested vaccines containing mercury to those who are the most vulnerable.
Surely when weighing up the risk of significant brain damage from Thiomersal preservatives
against an influenza which has been shown to be milder than seaonal flu, we must say that the
risk of the vaccine is greater than the risk of the flu. In addition, if this vaccine has not been
shown to be safe in children under the age of 10, surely foetusesshould likewise be excluded.
Below is the abstract of the study:
Abstract:
This study examined whether acquisition of neonatal reflexes and sensorimotor skills in
newborn rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) is influenced by receipt of the single neonatal
dose of Hepatitis B (HB) vaccine containing the preservative thimerosal (Th). HB vaccine
containing a standardized weight-adjusted Th dose was administered to male macaques
within 24 hours of birth (n=13). Unexposed animals received saline placebo (n=4) or no
injection (n=3). Infants were raised identically and tested daily for acquisition of 9 survival,
motor, and sensorimotor reflexes by a blinded observer. In exposed animals there was a
significant delay in the acquisition of three survival reflexes: root, snout and suck, compared
with unexposed animals. No neonatal responses were significant delayed in unexposed
animals compared with exposed. Gestational age (GA) and birth weight were not significantly
correlated. Cox regression models were used to evaluate the main affects and interactions of
exposure with birth weight and GA as independent predictors and time-invariant covarties.
Significant main effects remained for exposure on root and suck when controlling for GA and
birth weight such that exposed animals were relatively delayed in time-to-criterion. There was
a significant effect of GA on visual follow far when controlling for exposure such that
increasing GA was associated with shorter time-to-criterion.
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