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[durhamplumber]

https://isoponline.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Differences-on-drugs-and-vaccines.pdf explains it a bit better.

Dress it up whichever way you like.They are foreign substances being injected into the body which have the potential for side effects,interactions,disease etc..hence,usually years of testing to rule out long term side effects.

 

[ellal]

That's 'coz they're uneducated.

Gulf war syndrome?

 

[durhamplumber]

Similarities between vaccines and drugs
 Vaccine are also medical products
 Vaccines, like drugs, can cause adverse events
 Vaccines and drugs all contain multiple ingredients
 Each class of ingredient may cause their own adverse
events
 Vaccines and drugs both have the potential for
interaction with disease, drugs and other vaccines
 Vaccines and drugs all have to comply with standards
of safety, quality and “efficacy”
 Efficacy for medicines and protective efficacy for
vaccines

 

[durhamplumber]

Gulf war syndrome?

Precisely.

 

[Notch7]

Lets leave the racist remarks out of this

not racist

 

[IT Minion]

Similarities between vaccines and drugs
 Vaccine are also medical products
 Vaccines, like drugs, can cause adverse events
 Vaccines and drugs all contain multiple ingredients
 Each class of ingredient may cause their own adverse
events
 Vaccines and drugs both have the potential for
interaction with disease, drugs and other vaccines
 Vaccines and drugs all have to comply with standards
of safety, quality and “efficacy”
 Efficacy for medicines and protective efficacy for
vaccines

"International Society of Pharmacovigilance" Aka, anti-vaxxer nuts. (Probably)

 

[IT Minion]

Very different, Thalidomide is a drug, this is a potential vaccine.

Thalidomide is still in active use. It's a very useful medicine, just not for pregnant women.

The testing regimes for medicine have improved as a result of the thalidomide issues.

 

[EddieM]

Thalidomide is still in active use. It's a very useful medicine, just not for pregnant women.

The testing regimes for medicine have improved as a result of the thalidomide issues.

Indeed. Interestingly its only the R or L isomer, I forget which that causes the horrendous birth defect problem, only issue is that the human body converts the R or the L into whichever one causes the problem (there's a proper biochemical word for it, but I CBA to look it up) Clear as mud eh!

 

[mitch66]

Thalidomide is still in active use. It's a very useful medicine, just not for pregnant women.

The testing regimes for medicine have improved as a result of the thalidomide issues.

That was an informative, interesting post with no relation to Brexit or Government bashing. Thank you.
Are you sure you should be in this forum?

 

[EddieM]

Gulf war syndrome?

Indeed but this is thought to be caused by comparatively simple compounds, not vaccines. Still it is true that you can't and shouldn't put any old sh$t into anyone's system.

 

[Brigadier]

Main problem is I stick to accurate ramblings or use the word seems. Accurate often doesn't go down well with some.

No; the main problem is, even if you think what you've written is accurate, the reader has the Devil's own game getting any value out of it.
If you have valuable insight, I'd be happy to read it; it is not in your interest to make me work to do so, often to the point of giving up on it.

 

[Notch7]

Thalidomide is still in active use. It's a very useful medicine, just not for pregnant women.

it is used to treat leprosy

and is sadly resulting in birth defects in Brasil

 

[Brigadier]

and is sadly resulting in birth defects in Brasil

I wonder if they get their healthcare advice from the "fancy a bat burger? What harm can it do?" Chinese?

 

[transam]

Brazil?


A nation where every one has the same surname and wander around in flip flops

 

[Mottie]

That was an informative, interesting post with no relation to Brexit or Government bashing. Thank you.
Are you sure you should be in this forum?

...says the person who has made just two posts since joining this forum in December 2019, neither of them being DIY related. Are you sure you should be in this forum or are you running a secondary account or something?