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Center For Disease Control and Prevention. Department of Health and Human Services, USA. Polio disease in short. http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpdvac/polio/in-short-both.htm
Polio Virus Morbidity
asymptomatic 95%
Suzanne Humphries, MD
dorsal **
Poliomyelitis
Anterior horn
Poliomyelitis = inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord Polios = gray myelos = marrow itis = inflammation
ventral
Many doctors of the 1940s were aware that the pitchmen of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (NFIP) and March Of Dimes were responsible for the expanded terror that swept the nation.
~Cohn V, Sister Kenny,The Woman Who Challenged the Doctors. University of Minnesota Press. 1975, Page 5 with reference to Interview with Dr John Pohl. Page 125.
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Worst of all
Disease incidence
Breastfeeding DDT, arsenic Tonsillectomy Defining disease Refined sugar and flour
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Breast milk
Inactivates pathogens, orchestrates immune system. (Hanson 2007,
Newburg 2005 Isaacs 2005)
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Injections- antibiotics and vaccines (provocaion polio)-Gray 1954, Gromeier 1998 Tonsillectomies- Faber 1949,Top 1939, Southcott
1943,Wilson 1952, Weinstein 1954, Ogra 1971
White sugar-Van Meer 1992, Sandler 1951 DDT, arsenic and lead
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Sprinkled in drawers Sprayed on window sills Lunch boxes, directly on sandwiches In water to rinse clothes, bedding, mattresses Painted on walls of childrens rooms
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This WWII-era Army poster from the collection of the National Museum of Health and Medicine at Walter Reed Army Medical 21 Center instructs how to delouse an incoming recruit with DDT.
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Enhances the release and intracellular multiplication of poliovirus. ~Gabliks J, Effects of insecticides on mammalian cells and virus
infections. Ann NY Acad Sci, 1969, 160(1):254-271.
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Acute gastroenteritis occurs, with nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and diarrhea usually associated with extreme tenesmus. Coryza, cough and persistent sore throat are common, often followed by a persistent or recurrent feeling of constriction or a "lump" in the throat; occasionally the sensation of constriction extends substernally and to the back and may be associated with severe pain in either arm. Pain in the joints, generalized muscle weakness, apprehension and exhausting fatigue are usual; the latter are often so severe in the acute stage as to be described by some patients as "paralysis.
Biskind M., 1949. DDT Poisoning and the Elusive Virus X: A New Cause For Gastroenteritis.Am J Dig Dis. Vol 16 Num 3. Pp 79-84. PMID:18113629
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Arsenic
potent, effective and safe ? generally agrees very well with children?
~Bartrip P 1992 A Pennurth of Arsenic for Rat Poison The Arsenic Act, 1851 and the prevention of secret Poisoning. Medical History 36:53 69, pg 55 second paragraph. Bartrip quotes several medical texts of the times.
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Arsenic in Rx
Tryparsamide 1939
Merck, Rockefeller
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A very agitated father of seven children came to me with the appalling announcement that his ten-year old son and his four-year-old daughter had been taken with what he called the cow disease and neither of them could stand or walk. They went lame yesterday, just like the cattle have been doing for the past two or three weeks, he explained, and today they cant move. ~Sister Elizabeth Kenny And they shall walk,
Dodd, Mead and Co. (1943)
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Prior to 1954 physicians reported polio to subsidize the cost of hospitalization, and report communicable disease. The criterion of partial or complete paralysis of one or more muscle groups, detected on two examinations at least 24 hours apart was all that was required. Laboratory confirmation and presence of residual paralysis was not required
Ratner H. et al., 1980The Present Status of Polio Vaccines, 1960 Child and Family 19;195-213.Statement by Dr. Bernard Greenberg, a biostatistics expert, chairman of the Committee on Evaluation and Standards of the American Public Health Association during the 1950s. He testified at a panel discussion presented before the Section on Preventive Medicine and Public Health at the 120th annual meeting of the Illinois State Medical Society in Chicago, May 26, 1960. 34
Greenberg contin.
1955 was the year Salks vaccine was licensed and marketed New diagnostic criteria: Two exams 60 days apart with paralysis The change in 1955 meant that we were reporting a new disease, namely, paralytic poliomyelitis with a longer-lasting paralysis[60days] Paralysis had actually increased 50% from 1957-8 and 80% from 1958-9. The new defs. helped hide that.
Ratner H. et al., 1980The Present Status of Polio Vaccines, 1960 Child and Family 19;195-213.Statement by Dr. Bernard Greenberg, a biostatistics expert, chairman of the Committee on Evaluation and Standards of the American Public Health Association during the 1950s. He testified at a panel discussion presented before the Section on Preventive Medicine and Public Health at the 120th annual meeting of the Illinois State Medical Society in Chicago, May 26, 1960.
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Redefining polio
Polio epidemic used to be 20/100K population, but moved up to 35/100K per year after the Salk vaccine release. Redefined length of paralysis from 24 hours to 60 days in order to be called paralytic polio as of 1955.(most paralysis of 24 hours resolves, the minority persists to 60 days) Any polio within 30 days of vaccination was not logged as vaccineinduced but as pre-existing. This ignored vaccine failures and vaccine-induced cases. July 1958, non-paralytic poliomyelitis with meningeal signs was renamed ASEPTIC MENINGITIS. This eliminated a large portion of non-paralytic polio.
Even if polio virus was present non-paralytic polio was no longer reported as its used to be, after 1958.
Defined polio by diagnostic testing that had not been required prevaccine.
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Post-vaccine vigilance
Concerted effort to distinguish polio cases with wild polio virus from cases without virus and to label them as . . . Transverse Myelitis, viral or aseptic meningitis, Guillain-Barre Syndrome, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, spinal meningitis, post-polio syndrome, acute flaccid paralysis(AFP), enteroviral encephalopathy, traumatic neuritis, Reyes syndrome etc.
Pre-1954
Post-1954
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No virus 401
Poliovirus 292
cocksackie virus
unidentified
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poliovirus
ECHO virus cocksackie virus
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24 hours to 60 days
asymptomatic 95%
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http://www.frca.co.uk/article.aspx?articleid=100408
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India today.
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NPSP Polio surveillance data on Acute Flaccid Paralysis (AFP) and non-polio AFP
National Polio Surveillance India data 2000 -2010.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqNiOudoaPlfdG1xQ3pzVFNwRUFQOGtPV1Z2Q3BYalE&hl=en&pli=1#gid=0
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Thought to be polio. 50K people affected. Vitamin/nutrient deficiency: methionine, vitamin B-12, riboflavin, and niacin. Coxsackie virus and smoking also had a role. Guantanamo area was unaffected by the virus. Blood riboflavin status, carotenoid, and selenium concentrations were significantly higher in Guantanamo smokers. Intake of plantain banana, pepper (Capsicum spp.), bovine meat and milk products were higher. Implications for polio and all infectious disease are huge.
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Summary
Polio of the late 1800s-1950s was not just a single viral illness, therefore a vaccine could not have eliminated it Immobilization treatment of polio resulted in the images we know and fear Poison cause of polio never investigated by government, though it surely contributed to epidemics of poliomyelitis. Reversed with vit C and chelation. Polio is still here, renamed after implementation of much more stringent diagnostic criteria
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There were added circumstances that led any virus to affect the CNS.
Some of those circumstances were injections including vaccines such as DPT, smallpox etc. Other susceptibility factors; tonsillectomy, refined sugar/flour, toxins eg.
Many cases of poliomyelitis were poisonous in nature and involved no virus at all.
History of smallpox and polio that was never publicized, but is well supported by data Show you why smallpox and polio were not eradicated by vaccination. Over 50 graphs of worldwide disease and mortality data Documentation of natural treatments with far more success than vaccination Poor sanitation, child labor, disgusting living conditions were the norm when death rates were highest Unsafe infected vaccines were common
Disease, vaccines, and a history you dont know Suzanne Humphries, MD and Roman Bystrianyk
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