Friday, October 8, 2010
Took an FQ, then Mefloquine, and five vaccines, end of 1996, early 1997. I reacted to tetanus which was given to me twice. Strangely, 13 years after the polio jab, the antibodies are extremely high. To date, no immunologists, and doctors have been able to tell me why.
Fast forward. I saw a Chinese TCM doc two weeks ago. I didn't tell her that I had my polio antibodies checked on a hunch two years ago. According to the TCM doctor, a lot of my symptoms and LT illness is caused by damage from vaccines. I didn't tell her that the antibodies for the polio vaccine 13 years were sky high when I had it checked two years ago.
She went saying that she believes that there was damage from FQ and Lariam, but that the prolongation of symptoms, illness and heart failure is a direct cause of the vaccines. I haven't told her about the very high antibodies of the polio 13 years later, but will do so during the next consultation.
I was told by a prominent microbiologist that I suffer from several mycoplasma infections. Tests are unreliable. Unfortunately, I could not start on his recommended antibiotics regimen, since they were Fluorquiolone antibiotics ;D
Read up Dr Garth Nicholson, Dr Shreibner, Dr Haarlvorsten et al
(all have impressive CVs and are well respected scientists)
Here are some informative vids about the truth concerning vaccines:
This vid is one of 10
List of some Fluoroquinolones Antibiotics
forum: www.favc.info
Generic & Brand Name of most common Fluoroquinolones |
Brand Name: Trovan - Zithromax |
Brand Name: Factive |
Brand Name: Zagam |
Brand Name: Vigamox |
Brand Name: Vigamox |
Brand Name: Cinobac |
Brand Name: Penetrex |
Brand Name: Tequin |
Brand Name: Levaquin |
Brand Name: Floxin |
Brand Name: Synercid |
Brand Name: Trovan - Zithromax |
Brand Name: Zymar |
Brand Name: Avelox |
Brand Name: Floxin Otic Singles |
Brand Name: Ciprodex |
Brand Name: Raxar |
Brand Name: Ocuflox |
Brand Name: Quixin |
Brand Name: Cipro |
Brand Name: Proquin XR |
Brand Name: Requip XL |
Brand Name: Zanaflex |
Brand Name: Noroxin |
Brand Name: Maxaquin |
Brand Name: Ciloxan Ophthalmic Solution |
Brand Name: Cipro XR |
Generic Name Norloaxin Brand Name: Noroxin |
Generic Name Temafloxacin Brand name Omniflox |
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