Arguably antibiotics were the greatest medical discovery of the 20th century and saved millions of lives, unfortunately over prescribing especially for viral conditions like colds, has led to some strains of bacteria mutating and becoming resistant to antibiotics, these bacteria now pose a major threat to public health according to … Continue reading
A second and third opinion Its a well made documentary and well researched.https://www.oraclefilms.com/safeandeffective?fbclid=IwAR0apmhx2-0daht6Nov6Wde2Z2FAjXbtx5SWzwIJV-UYwRfOdGdHAAoW6j0 00
“Health is politics, politics is health” Rudolph Virchow (1821- 1902) I wrote this post in October 2021, I did not publish it as the wheels started to come off the vaccine rollout. The vaccine was not 95% effective, they hopped boosters might help, they did not. Politicians Like Joe Biden … Continue reading
Secretary of State for Health; Matt Hancock told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme: “We need to consider all options. Failure to vaccinate when there isn’t a good reason is wrong. Those people who campaign against vaccination are campaigning against science, and he would not rule out the option of compulsory vaccinations. … Continue reading
In January February 1959 there was a measles epidemic in the UK, 41,000 cases. No one died according to the British Medical Journal and there were very few complications associated with the infection. My best friend Joey and I avoided catching it in that epidemic even though our parents tried, … Continue reading
Yesterday March 4 was HPV awareness day, those viruses you often come into contact when you are not in a monogamous relationship. Most of us come in contact with this virus at some point in our lives and dont develop cervical cancer because there are other risk factors Smoking Having … Continue reading
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A few months ago I was contacted by a journalist from Triangle news agency about an article I had written on this blog explaining the reasons why; “we chose not to vaccinate our children” I agreed to do an interview, which was publised in a Sunday People article on August 5th. The … Continue reading
I was the kid in class always asking the difficult questions, my parents immigrated to the UK in 1955 a time of prejudice and discrimination. My family lived in one of the houses that accepted “Irish, Blacks and Dogs”. Perhaps that is why, I have always found righteous “know all’s” … Continue reading
On Friday June 10, my daughter came home from school very upset. We had not given consent for the Gardasil HPV vaccine that is being administered at the school this week and her friends told her she would get cervical cancer. The view of her 12 year old friends is … Continue reading
Prevention of infectious diseases is seen universally as beneficial to the health of society. Typhoid fever a contagion whose deadly swirlcould decimate entire districts in weeks, melted away as the putrid water supplies of several cities were cleansed. Tuberculosis the infamous “white plague” of the nineteenth century was vanishing its … Continue reading
An interesting article in today’s Daily Mail about the Flu Vaccine, I have taken the meat off the bone so forgive my “Bias”. The article states; The NHS spends around £100 million a year on the national flu jab campaign, but now a leading expert suggests it’s a waste of … Continue reading
