#EbolaNancy is off quarantine, but will be taking some extra time off. Meanwhile... One of the two nurses from Dallas AND the cameraman associated with #EbolaNancy have been cleared of the virus. This prompts an Aha moment. So far, the only person to die from Ebola in the U.S. has been Thomas Eric Duncan - from Liberia. He was turned away and was very sick by the time he was finally admitted to the hospital. However, his fiancee and family members did not get sick, even though they were in the same apartment and were exposed to him during the time he was vomiting and having diarrhea. A few of questions arise... 1. Why were the nurses more vulnerable? (recent vaccine status? flu vaccines containing mercury? up-to-date on their TDaP, which contains aluminum, mercury and tetanus toxoids?) 2. Why are people in Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia so vulnerable? (Aggressive Red Cross Vaccine Campaigns coupled with poor sanitation, lack of clean water, lack of good nutrition...) 3. Why was Guinea the epicenter of the current Ebola outbreak in Western Africa, when it has previously been confined to central/eastern African countries? (Does this have anything to do with the aggressive Red Cross Vaccination effort in 2013, in response to a meningitis outbreak? Did the meningitis vaccine, which contains BOTH Thimerosal AND aluminum, and is cultured on tetanus toxoid predispose the inhabitants of Guinea and its neighboring countries to Ebola infection?) 4. Why is Senegal not experiencing Ebola outbreaks on-par with neighboring West African countries? (Is it because Senegal has a much higher soil content of Selenium, which is a precursor to Glutathione, which helps to detoxify the body from mercury and aluminum???) Hmmmmm....... money.cnn/2014/10/22/media/nancy-snyderman-nbc-ebola/index.html
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 20:24:53 +0000
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