What are the effects of swine flu

What are some effects of swine flu?

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Fever, chills, headache, upper respiratory tract symptoms (cough, sore throat, runny/red nose, shortness of breath), fatigue, vomiting, or diarrhea. But those are also symptoms of a regular flu, so please don’t freak out if any of them appl…

When should I get my seasonal flu shot?

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Yearly flu vaccination should begin in September or as soon as the flu vaccine is available. Vaccination should continue throughout the flu season, into December, January, and beyond. This is because the timing and duration (length) of the …

Are there any findings regarding the long-term effects from swine…?

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About 24% of the US population received the swine flu vaccine offered in 1976. Of those, about 500 dveloped Guillain-Barré syndrome and 25 died. A connection to receiving the Flu Vaccine was believed, but no such connection was ever shown t…

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Why do most healthy individuals have mild swine flu effects, while a few are serious?

Q: How can a few very healthy people get seriously ill or die from swine flu, while the vast majority have fairly mild symptoms?Does it depend on where or how the virus attacks the body or something?

A: Everyone’s immune system is a little bit different, so no one disease can kill off everyone. People resistant to one disease are super vulnerable to another.Most young healthy people who died of swine flu died because their immune system over-reacted and caused “friendly fire” damage in the lungs.

What are the swine flu vaccine side effects?

Q: can it be deadly? good idea to get it? bad idea? no bull $#1T please

A: I got the vaccine two days ago, my arm was a tiny bit sore but other than that I had absolutely no side effects. I would say get it, it beats having the flu…although keep in mind that you can still contract the swine flu even if you get the shot, it doesn’t work for everyone, same for the normal flu shot.

What are the side effects of the SWINE FLU Vaccination?

Q: HiI’m 14 weeks pregnant and am due to have my swine flu vacs in a couple weeks, I’m a bit worried and not sure to have it or not and need a little more info which no one really seems to have, Looking to see what the known side effects are and is there any risk to my unborn child?

A: Vaccines ALWAYS pose a risk and NEVER provide a benefit. The whole premise is fundamentally flawed and scientifically inept.For the TRUE rate of Guillain-Barré syndrome, see the effects of the “vaccine” in the 1976 “swine flu pandemic”. The culprit in the vaccine was the “adjuvant” squalene, which is present in the current vaccine in a dose 100 times greater than it was in 1976.To find out all you need to know, please read my free E-book and pass it on to your friends – it could be the most important book you ever read. All sources are cited.BrianNatural Health Information Centre