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Old 05-12-2010, 01:18 PM #1
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Default Well, THIS is interesting

So, I have to wonder if they really know what they are doing messing with our immune systems.....


Small fiber neuropathy AFTER vaccinations....

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19808027
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My very uneducated opinion would be "no".
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I am inclined to agree.
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Default Gotta thro in?

UNLESS you're already going downhill for other issues & THEN get innoculated? Maybe it aggravates or eccentuates other issues? I think that mite have been my case, but nothing's 'impirical'? I don't pretend to be a 'lab rat' nor wish to be! How dull!
Seemingly unconnected 'things' can affect or escalate 'things' without the medical world 'knowing'. But, we aren't rats' or hot house flowers living and being kept in 'controlled' environments? So, WE and Our Bodies? Act/react as they do because they are somehow 'programmed' to! Obviously, NOT in ways we'd like...at ALL! I am tired of hitting my head against the wall! It's no longer feeling good when I stop?
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I hear you.....it is what it is.....and it sux.
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Default This paper includes part of the research group--

--from Cornell Weill: Drs. Sander, Brannigan, and Chin (my guy). Cornell-Weill is probably the leading facility for research into autoimmune neuropathy causes, and a post-vaccination syndrome would fall into that category, likely through molecular-mimicry mechanisms in certain people with nerve sturcture similar to the molecular structure of the pathogen in the vaccination.

Unfortunately, vaccination has been implicated in some autoimmune reactions in some people, and not just with neuropathic aftereffects. While I'd still say for most people vaccination's benefits far outweight the risks, there is a subset of pople who should be cautious. The problem is we don't yet know what/which subset. Perhaps with the sequencing of the human genome, we'll one day be able to better identify those groups.

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