Sat Mar 23, 2024 11:33 pm by globalturbo
Vaccines that are used for such things as flu and virus-like herpes or shingles, spread the virus for up to 7 to 10 days after vaccines have been given.
The vaccine virus sheds during the period after received, which means that the viral load is shedding from the body and all over households in bathrooms, kitchens, clothing, beds by urine, fecal matter, saliva, sweat, coughing, sneezing, mucus and snot and makes contact where ever the body goes then can be picked up by another person or animal.
Not only does this shedding go on in humans with vaccines but your vaccinated pets as well. Remember that the western medical system does not do animal medicine and they will not ever be able to properly diagnose you in the event you contract an animal vaccinated virus from your or someone else’s pets.
People and Pets after vaccination should be quarantined away from other people and animals for no less than 7 days and no more than 10 days. This means you should not be attending work, go out in public at all after such vaccinations as you are spreading the virus that was given to you, though you may show no symptoms yourself. You should not be letting your dog in the house after vaccination or taking it out in public either.
Remember that your vet does not have proper testing for certain human viruses that they can test your domestic animal for a virus that you may have given to your animal from shedding your vaccine. I have know of dogs getting a chickenpox type response weeks after the animal was exposed to his owner who got the vaccine. Unless it is a known virus in the human medial or vet medical they will not test for it and will not be able to properly treat you or your animals in the event that a virus through vaccine shedding was spread.
I have a client that got the kennel cough from the vaccine her dog was given and she was tested at the human doctor and they could never officially find anything, she was violently ill for weeks, she still has immune system issues and her lungs have been permanently damaged and will never be the same.
The mainstream lists virus in with the pesticide as a way of killing something that is undesirable, you can contract such things, stopping the use of pesticides and types of herbicides along with vaccinations can go a long way to improving health for yourself, your family, your animals, and your environments.
Stopping your local, state and federal agencies from spraying such things into our environments and finding natural ways to control such vectors as well, will stop the mutations of viruses and vectors.
Listing virus as pesticides by mainstream standards would mean that vaccines are under and included in the pesticide category as well!!!
Do the Math, it is not that hard to do. Educate yourself, they will never openly tell you the truth. You have to take responsibility for yourself and your spaces and places!
In general, a pesticide is a chemical[vague] or biological agent (such as a virus, bacterium, or fungus) that deters, incapacitates, kills, or otherwise discourages pests.
http://coe-llc.com/2020/02/24/what-do-vaccines-pesticides-and-virus-have-in-common/
The vaccine virus sheds during the period after received, which means that the viral load is shedding from the body and all over households in bathrooms, kitchens, clothing, beds by urine, fecal matter, saliva, sweat, coughing, sneezing, mucus and snot and makes contact where ever the body goes then can be picked up by another person or animal.
Not only does this shedding go on in humans with vaccines but your vaccinated pets as well. Remember that the western medical system does not do animal medicine and they will not ever be able to properly diagnose you in the event you contract an animal vaccinated virus from your or someone else’s pets.
People and Pets after vaccination should be quarantined away from other people and animals for no less than 7 days and no more than 10 days. This means you should not be attending work, go out in public at all after such vaccinations as you are spreading the virus that was given to you, though you may show no symptoms yourself. You should not be letting your dog in the house after vaccination or taking it out in public either.
Remember that your vet does not have proper testing for certain human viruses that they can test your domestic animal for a virus that you may have given to your animal from shedding your vaccine. I have know of dogs getting a chickenpox type response weeks after the animal was exposed to his owner who got the vaccine. Unless it is a known virus in the human medial or vet medical they will not test for it and will not be able to properly treat you or your animals in the event that a virus through vaccine shedding was spread.
I have a client that got the kennel cough from the vaccine her dog was given and she was tested at the human doctor and they could never officially find anything, she was violently ill for weeks, she still has immune system issues and her lungs have been permanently damaged and will never be the same.
The mainstream lists virus in with the pesticide as a way of killing something that is undesirable, you can contract such things, stopping the use of pesticides and types of herbicides along with vaccinations can go a long way to improving health for yourself, your family, your animals, and your environments.
Stopping your local, state and federal agencies from spraying such things into our environments and finding natural ways to control such vectors as well, will stop the mutations of viruses and vectors.
Listing virus as pesticides by mainstream standards would mean that vaccines are under and included in the pesticide category as well!!!
Do the Math, it is not that hard to do. Educate yourself, they will never openly tell you the truth. You have to take responsibility for yourself and your spaces and places!
In general, a pesticide is a chemical[vague] or biological agent (such as a virus, bacterium, or fungus) that deters, incapacitates, kills, or otherwise discourages pests.
http://coe-llc.com/2020/02/24/what-do-vaccines-pesticides-and-virus-have-in-common/
