Internationally recognized vaccine-expert, Dr. Harry Pavelsky says he has developed a unique method of communicating the dangers of vaccines to his patients and the general public; simply listing the ingredients in vaccines.
“In talking with parents who are understandably confused about this issue, I found that many of them could not even name the basic ingredients in vaccines,” he told The Spudd. “During my initial meeting with parents, I tell them that the Hib/Hep B vaccine alone contains amorphous aluminum hydroxyphosphate sulfate, amino acids, dextrose, formaldehyde, hemin chloride, mineral salts, nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, potassium aluminum sulfate, sodium borate, soy peptone and yeast protein.”
Dr. Pavelsky says there is great educational value in simply listing the vaccine ingredients routinely injected “into the bloodstream” of children. He also says that it is useful to list the side effects of those ingredients if parents have further questions, another novel educational technique he has pioneered.
“Consider formaldehyde, for example,” he said. “Did you know side effects of this toxin include: altered tissue proteins anaemia, antibodies formation, apathy, blood in urine, body aches, cardiac impairment, palpitations, arrhythmias, central nervous system depression, changes in higher cognitive functions, chest pains and tightness, colds, coma, constipation, convulsions, death, destruction of red blood cells, depression, diarrhoea, difficulty concentrating, disorientation, dizziness, ear aches, eczema, emotional upsets, fatigue, foetal asphyxiation [SIDS, perhaps?], flu-like or cold like illness, UTI, gastritis, gastrointestinal inflammation, headaches, hyperactivity, hypomenstrual syndrome, immune system sensitiser, impaired (short) attention span, inability to recall words and names, inconsistent IQ profiles, asthma, irritability, jaundice, retarded speech pattern, schizophrenic-type symptoms, sensitivity to sound.”
Dr. Pavelsky says educating parents is one of the most important parts of his job. “I simply try to give parents the basic information they need to make intelligent, informed decisions about vaccines.”
