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Shouldn't you know things that have been posted several times? Time to give up your spot I'd say. |
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damn, thats real unfortunate!
Theyre just rolling out the swine flu jab in england now, expecting a story or 2 like this! |
what an awful video-it's so incredibly sad to watch :(
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I've always tought hot girls were invincible...
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Firstly, nobody calls her a faker. Patients suffering from psychogenic diseases actually have real symptoms which, to them, are indistinguishable from symptoms with a physiological cause. That should be evident from the very existence of psychosomatic diseases, where psychiatric causes have measurable physiological effects. To give a well-known example: psychological stress has lots of clear effects on the human body. It weakens the immune system, influences levels of certain hormones, etc. And you can trust me when I say that it's damn hard to fake changed hormone levels. Secondly, you might have noticed that she's talking about discussing the case with people specialized in motion disorders. Here's an example of one, talking about this very case: Again, he suspects it's a psychogenic motion disorder. How surprising. But hey, don't let annoying things like reality get in the way of your idiocy. After all, inconvenient things like your IQ being lower than your shoe size and your complete and utter lack of knowledge about anything even remotely related to medicine don't interfere with your ability to just magically feel the truth in your gut, right? |
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See if you can search for it and tell me what it'd take to find it. Either you're full of shit, the search function is fucked, or the description in that thread is totally off. |
Um. Wow.
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Fiddy.
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The mind is a powerful thing. Placebos, for example, can cause actual physical improvement in people with an identifiable physical ailment. Acupuncture has positive effects even if you just poke people with toothpicks in random places. Homeopathy has positive effects even if people are really only getting water. Normal IV fluid will decrease pain in patients if they think they are getting morphine, and patients used to getting morphine will actually have a physical reaction decreasing pain before they even get it. Sadly, the reverse also holds true. People can develop actual physical symptoms merely through suggestion. Convince a million people that the glass of normal water they just drank contains arsenic and thousands will experience physical symptoms, dozens if not hundreds will develop actual physical symptoms, and a few may well die or sustain permanent disabilities. |
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she getting crunk
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thats why i dont get flu shots
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Soooooooooooooooo wrong!
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http://www2a.cdc.gov/nip/isd/immtool...s/pinkbook.pdf |
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p 5: "Inactivated vaccines are not alive and cannot replicate." Those are the killed ones I mentioned. On the other hand, attenuated viruses can cause the disease: p 5: "Live attenuated vaccines may cause severe or fatal reactions as a result of uncontrolled replication (growth) of the vaccine virus." Killed/inactive viral particles cannot cause the disease, but attenuated viral particles can - although it's quite rare, and the disease is typically less severe when it does happen. Now, in the case of the flu vaccine, both variants are used. Killed virus for the shot, attenuated virus for the nasal spray: p 5: "Currently available live attenuated viral vaccines include measles, mumps, rubella, vaccinia, varicella, yellow fever, and influenza (intranasal)." p6: "Currently available inactivated vaccines are limited to inactivated whole viral vaccines (influenza, polio, rabies, and hepatitis A)." The woman in this story got the shot, which doesn't contain the live virus. |
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The short term memory of society in general is hysterical. Do you not see the patterns that repeat OVER AND OVER again? Year after year? Its comical. |
No way in hell these motherfucker will shoot me with that shit. I'd rather die.
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Hmm interesting.. if the idea behind this "vaccine" is to stop the spread why isn't Obama's kids getting it?
http://whitehouse.blogs.foxnews.com/...-against-h1n1/ After all shouldn't they take it for the "greater good" ? So Libertine if you are so smart, and we should all "get in line" and protect all the weaker people, why in the fuck are Obama's kids that are healthy NOT getting the shot? Riddle me that med student of the year. :1orglaugh |
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BTW...what IQ test were you given...by whom...where...and what did it cost you? |
She didn't get a swine flu shot. Not sure why the OP said that.
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poor girl.. but it was a seasonal flu shot not swine flu.. A 25 year old "healthy" girl had no business getting one anyway IMO. People need to stop getting flu shots if they are health and leave them for the sick and elderly.
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"The Centers for Disease Control recommend Children from 6 months through 18 years of age get the vaccine because cases of 2009 H1N1 influenza have been seen in children who are in close contact with each other in school and day care settings, which increases the likelihood of disease spread. " The CDC recommends it.... http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/vaccination/acip.htm |
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Unless you had some sort of bi polar change its no longer who it used to be posting. lol |
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that is a crazy ass condition...
wondering how some kind bud would do? that is a serious question... if spasms occur in a certain direction kind bud could possibly cure the girl... |
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And Ill highlight this again as per what particular groups the CDC RECOMMENDS get vaccinated FIRST!! "The committee recommended the vaccination efforts focus on five key populations. Vaccination efforts are designed to help reduce the impact and spread of novel H1N1. The key populations include those who are at higher risk of disease or complications, those who are likely to come in contact with novel H1N1, and those who could infect young infants. When vaccine is first available, the committee recommended that programs and providers try to vaccinate: pregnant women, people who live with or care for children younger than 6 months of age, health care and emergency medical services personnel, persons between the ages of 6 months through 24 years of age, and people from ages 25 through 64 years who are at higher risk for novel H1N1 because of chronic health disorders or compromised immune systems. The groups listed above total approximately 159 million people in the United States." http://www.cdc.gov/media/pressrel/2009/r090729b.htm Now that is what the CDC recommends.... how old are Obama's Daughters? "Malia is 10 years old Sasha is 7 years old" Hmm 6 months to 24 years of age. Yet no shot. |
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funny shit :)
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The saddest thing is that they are receiving a vaccine... by absorbing this kind of tabloid media they are developing an incredible immunity to facts.. |
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Were you in the gifted program when you were in school? No? I was. Just to show you what a fucking moron you are arguing with me about IQ testing. I am originally from PA. "In Pennsylvania, a child with an IQ of 130 or higher must be offered gifted services, but other students can receive gifted services too. Delaware and New Jersey do not mandate gifted services for a specific IQ level." http://www.metrokids.com/april08/gifted0408.html I entered the gifted program around grade 5 after a parent teacher conference. I was constantly bored in school and the teacher thought it was cause I didn't want to learn. My parents knew otherwise and pushed for finding out why. I was given an IQ test and I believe in 5th grade scored a 135 or so, it increased some as I got older, and I had a high score of 144, but my average score ended up around 142 out of the last 3 tests I took that were individually issued.. Once you are in the gifted program we usually took a new IQ test every few years. Now then. Suck my balls dipshit. You never got IQ tested because you weren't thought to be gifted. Sorry.. |
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Nobody is claiming that the swine flu is likely to mutate into something similar to the 1918 flu. There's just a small chance that it happens, but that small chance needs to be taken seriously since if it would happen, it would have huge effects. It's like putting on your seatbelt when you go for a drive. Will you crash? Probably not. And yet, if you just drive enough, chances are that you will eventually be involved in a crash. A similar thing is the case with potential pandemics. Most will turn out to be relatively harmless, killing only a few thousand people. But we know for a fact that every once in a while, one turns up that kills millions. That's something countries should prepare for, just like they should prepare for natural disasters, terrorist attacks, environmental disasters, etc. The "big scares", however, aren't a part of that preparation. Rather, they're asinine media hypes - because the media profit from hypes, as evidenced by the case which started this thread. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that this year's swine flu has already killed thousands of people - including hundreds of children. In the US alone, a few dozen completely healthy children have been killed by the swine flu. Meanwhile, morons like you pounce on idiotic news stories of cases where a flu vaccine is quite unlikely to be the cause of disease. Here's a thought: stop being scared, and try to be rational instead? Look at the numbers, realize that personal risks are small either way, and see that of the two small risks, the flu is by far the larger one? |
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