Kennedy Jr. Speaks Out on Thimerosal Cover-Up!


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Vaccines are great. They save so many lives. Everyone should be jabbed. The end of disease justifies the means, even if this means a few people are mangled in the process.

This is the common justification of vaccine proponents around the world. It’s rife with emotion, void of logic.

Vaccination isn’t immunization, and vice versa. In my book, Over-The-Counter Natural Cures, I outline the historic failure of some of the most popular vaccinations. You don’t hear about them in the pharmaceutically compliant news, but they are well documented in the medical journals.

The H1NI flu vaccine is no different. And thanks to the Internet, you can find dozens of arguments against it. Most might put you to sleep, or worse, confuse the hell out of you with science jargon. But one thing is for sure, the H1N1 flu shot is risky as hell. And its’ use will probably be confined solely to those people who are so dizzy with pharmaceutical spin, they miss the most obvious reason not to vaccinate their child: ethyl mercury.

Ethyl mercury is the by-product of thimerosal, an additive to the flu vaccine. As a source of mercury, it presents a real threat to the nervous system – no matter who is paid to run a study to show otherwise. Check out these quick numbers. You won’t believe it.

The World Health Organization (WHO) insists that the upper limit for mercury exposure is 0.47ug/kg/day. At this exposure, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports that humans experience negative central nervous system effects such as tremors, mood changes, shyness and slowed sensory and nerve function. By the liberal WHO standards, this equates to a safe upper limit of 2.13ug for a 10lb baby, 10ug for a 50lb child. Here is the scary part.

Recently, The New York Times announced that the, “H1N1 vaccine distributed in multi-dose vials will contain about 25ug (micrograms) of ethyl mercury per dose.” That equates to 11 times the safe upper limit for our vulnerable 10lb baby, 2.5 times the safe upper limit for a young child!

Pregnant Moms being targeted for the vaccine should pay close attention too. Consider the risk highlighted by the “Material Safety Data Sheet” for thimerosal:

Reproduction: Thimerosal – Decreased offspring survival. Mercury – Changes in sperm production, decreased offspring survival, and offspring nervous system effects including mild to severe mental retardation and motor coordination impairment. - Eli Lilly 1999 Material Safety Data Sheet

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Warns Public of Thimerosal Cover-Up!

No matter how you look at it, those who vaccinate gamble the future lives of their children. Gambling isn’t necessary. Their well-being rests in adhering to “nutrient logic.”

Nutrient logic has been saving lives throughout history. For thousands of years, diseases like scurvy, pellagra, beriberi, and rickets ravaged millions of people. In the early 1900s, Nobel Prize–winning scientists—dudes who believed in nutrient logic and had a flare for the scientific method—discovered that these pandemic killers were caused by rampant nutrient deficiencies, not infectious agents.

The simple act of filling the nutritional void with select nutrients (not drugs) cured millions of people—inexpensively! Not a single prescription was required. Scurvy was eradicated with vitamin C (from citrus fruits), pellagra with niacin (from nutritional yeast), beriberi with thiamine (from rice bran), rickets with vitamin D (from sunshine), and more recently, cholera with salt, sugar, and water, and congestive heart failure caused by Keshan disease with selenium (from liver).

Today, you can use nutrient logic to stave off H1N1 or any other strain of influenza by supplementing with the historic medicine acerola. It has 20 times the vitamin C found in an orange and twice the magnesium and potassium. Combined, these nutrients work synergistically to boost the immune system. Once done, adaptive and innate immunity work in unison to identify and eradicate “biological nasties,” including H1N1. Found at every health food store, acerola cost pennies on the H1N1 vaccine dollar. And that’s why your doctor has never heard of it. It’s also why you won’t hear it being touted on television or by political figures. But that doesn’t mean you can’t use it avoid vaccination, mercury and the flu!