hsionline/2015/01/20/premature-ovarian-failure-2/ The devious scheme behind all those Gardasil ads It’s called “tips and time-savers.” But this instruction sheet put out by the CDC is nothing more than a way to train doctors and nurses to keep you from saying “No.” “No” to that Gardasil shot. Something they’re now trying to sneak into every child’s wellness visit. And to do it so slyly that you’ll never know what happened. Here’s an inside look at the devious plan, and what you need to watch out for. Because our kids are sitting right in the crosshairs. The tricks of the trade It looks like a lot of doctors are doing the right thing. But Big Pharma’s friends are out to change that. You see, not as many pediatricians are recommending those risky HPV vaccines – Gardasil and Cervarix — as the drug makers and the CDC had hoped for. So the feds are pulling out the Big Guns. It wants 80 percent of our boys and girls given the full series of these risky HPV shots in the next five years. First, the National Cancer Institute has started pouring money – almost $3 million – into 18 health centers around the country. Their job is to start working with local health clinics and doctors’ offices to push the vaccines. Then comes the social media outreach. To reach kids where they are most vulnerable and make the shots seem “cool.” You know, because all their friends are getting them, and they should too. So they’re using peer pressure to bully kids (and parents) into rolling up their sleeves. But the master plan is coming from the CDC. That’s where the doctor training comes in. A way to teach your doc exactly what messages he should be delivering to make you compliant. For example, instead of giving parents a choice in the matter, doctors are advised to just say things like “your child needs these shots today,” or “your daughter/son will receive the first dose of the HPV vaccine today.” And the CDC is working hard to train your doctor on how to sneak those Gardasil or Cervarix shots into routine appointments. And to make you think that you don’t care about your child if you refuse – that you’re a bad parent. It also tells doctors and nurses that to get an effective response, they need to keep talking about cancer prevention. Things like “I want your child to be protected from cancer.” And certainly no parent wants their child to get cancer. Give me a break! How dare they put caring, knowledgeable, intelligent parents in that kind of position! But the worst part of this new plan has to do with what doctors are told to say about the terrible side effects these shots can cause. And that’s nothing. The CDC tells physicians to say that the side effects are “minor,” mostly just pain in the arm, and also that no serious concerns have been found. And nothing could be further from the truth. There have been over 31,000 reports of adverse reactions to these HPV vaccines. Reactions such as seizures, paralysis, shock, blood clots, autoimmune diseases, and death. And recently, reports of “premature ovarian failure” have been coming to light. That’s another way to say menopause…in teenage girls. But the CDC is forging ahead doing what any good ad agency does for its client. That is, move as much of the product as it can – however it can. Source: “Federal goal is to vaccinate 80% of boys and girls by 2020” Caitlin McCabe, November 10, 2014, The Wall Street Journal, wsj
Posted on: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 10:29:10 +0000
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