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The Most Dangerous “Health Care” of All
Here are just a few quotes from some well-known veterinarians who have dared to investigate and learn about vaccinations. You may just save your pet’s life by learning the truth about vaccinations.
Bob Rogers, DVM - “We are harming pets by causing fibrosarcomas, possibly hypothyroidism and IMHA. The research has been done to support reduced vaccination recommendations. More importantly research shows that unnecessarily repeating vaccines has no effect.”
Dr. Christina Chambreau, DVM - “Routine vaccinations are probably the worst thing that we do for our animals…”
Dr. Pat Bradley, DVM -
“In a general and frightening context, I see the overall health and longevity of animals deteriorating. The bodies of most animals have a tremendous capacity to detoxify poisons, but they do have a limit. I think we often exceed that limit and overwhelm the body’s immune system function with toxins from vaccines.”
Chrissie Mason B.R.C.P., Ph.D. - “I am becoming seriously concerned at the increase in the cases of Auto-immune disease, and the Canine/Feline vaccination programme which I consider to be inextricably linked. Certainly, I do not stand alone in holding these views, as a number of Orthodox Veterinary Practitioners have expressed their concern over the incidence of certain types of illness suddenly appearing after a vaccination has been administered.”
Dr. Charles E Loops DVM - “The first thing that must change with routine vaccinations is the myth that vaccines are not harmful. Veterinarians and animal guardians have to come to realise that they are not protecting animals from disease by annual vaccinations, but in fact, are destroying the health and immune systems of these same animals they love and care for.”
Consider this… One dose of rabies vaccine costs the vet about 61 cents. The client is typically charged between $15 and $38, plus a $35 office visit. The markup on the vaccine alone is 2,400 percent to 6,200 percent—a markup equivalent to charging $217 for a loaf of bread. According to one estimate, removing the one-year rabies vaccination and consequential office visit for dogs alone would decrease the average small vet’s income from $87,000 to $25,000—and this doesn’t include cats or other vaccinations.
Stop the Shots! IF YOU HAVE A DOG OR CAT: DON’T VACCINATE until you read this book!
Cats Can Get The Flu
Apparently a cat in Iowa came down with the H1N1 virus. In general, cats are not considered susceptible to human flu viruses, but this cat got H1N1 flu from his owners.
On Oct. 27, the cat became sick. The owners called friends who are veterinary researchers at Iowa State University in Ames. The researchers brought in the cat to be studied, and it tested positive for H1N1. It has since recovered and is back home.
For anyone who is concerned about their cat getting the flu, the best defense is a strong immune system. This has been seen time after time in clinical research, yet it is routinely ignored. Researchers will inject animals with a virus or some disease-causing substance, and some animals will get sick and some will stay healthy. The healthy animals are ignored, the sick ones will be studied to learn how various drugs or chemicals affect the illness and suppress symptoms. The drug industry is a billion dollar business. It’s simply not profitable to suggest maintaining a strong immune system to avoid illness.
There is a reason why there are untold trillions of bacteria and viruses everywhere: to keep the immune system working properly. Unfortunately, our cats and other pets, as well as us, have immune systems that are so overburdened from a toxic stew of synthetic chemicals in almost everything we touch, breathe, and eat that they no longer work so well. You can keep your cat’s immune system strong by feeding a wholesome diet of raw meats from grass-fed animals, supplying filtered water, and eliminating as much as possible synthetic chemicals in food and the environment.
How can you stay healthy? Get rid of the poisons! Instead of supporting pollution and disease, spend your money on safe organic foods, cleaners, cosmetics and other items. Eat a lot of RAW unprocessed foods. Get plenty of sunshine (or vitamin D if that’s not possible). Drink the purest water possible, filtered is good. Take a probiotic (there are probiotics for cats too), eat meat only from grass-fed, humanely-treated animals. Smile, laugh, love, stay positive, get enough sleep, have a pet (of course a cat is excellent…) and believe in your body’s ability to stay strong and healthy.
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