Outbreak of Chicken Pox, 97 Percent Who Were Vaccinated

Epidemiologist Confirms Serious Outbreak of Chicken Pox, 97 Percent Who Were Vaccinated




December 11, 2012 |


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Dave Mihalovic, Prevent Disease
Waking Times

A county in the western part of Indiana is the site of the nation’s largest current chickenpox outbreak,
according to news reports. An epidemiologist has confirmed that out of
the cases analyzed, 97 percent of the children were vaccinated.

Vigo County has now seen over 84 cases of the varicella-zoster virus
(chicken pox) — marked by itchy blisters on the body, fever, stomach
ache and headache — since September and the count is currently well over
100.

“Vigo County usually has less than 10 cases a year; however, since
the end of September, Vigo County has reported 84 cases which would meet
the definition of an unusual occurrence of disease,” Dr. Joan Duwve, M.D., of the Indiana State Department of Health, told the Tribune-Star. “Prompt identification, investigation and control of chickenpox outbreaks are important. Even mild cases can be contagious.”

To cover-up the wild increase for the disease, public health
officials are blaming one unvaccinated child as the cause despite 97
percent of vaccinated children contracting chicken pox. More than 85
percent of those vaccinated received FULL VACCINATIONS.

The Indiana Coalition for Vaccination Choice reported on their Facebook page:

<blockquote>Placed another call to the Indiana State Department
of Health. Was able to reach the epidemiologist working the chicken pox
outbreak. There are a total of 92 cases so far. Only 3 were never
vaccinated. 10 had received one vaccine and 79 were fully vaccinated.
They are seeing fewer lesions in the fully vaccinated. Zero deaths.
Possibly one hospitalization but not sure off the top of their head.
Zero complications from chicken pox. We were told that only one chicken
pox vaccine was supposed to provide lifelong immunity but this did not
turn out to be the case. A booster was added and yet we are seeing a
very high rate of fully vaccinated children contracting chicken pox. We
asked if another booster will be mandated and told possibly. We asked
about vaccine failures and were told this is not vaccine failure because
the severity of lesions in the fully vaccinated was less than if never
vaccinated and that no vaccine is 100% effective. We were told that if
vaccines save one life they are worth it. We asked how many children
died from chicken pox before the vaccine. This epidemiologist was
unsure.
</blockquote>

It’s just another example how vaccines fail the population. Why would any person agree to an injection of harmful chemicals for a claimed preventive measure that DOES NOT EVEN WORK?

Vaccinated populations contract some of the highest rates of disease
and more evidence on whooping cough is coming forward to support this
claim. Whooping cough, or pertussis, is spreading across the entire US
at rates at least twice as high as those recorded in 2011 andepidemiologists and health officials are even admitting that the vaccines may be the cause.

Jane Seward of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
in Atlanta, Georgia previously commented on case where an outbreak in 23
children also began with a child who had been vaccinated, contradicting
the belief that such ”breakthrough” cases are not contagious, Seward
noted.

Seward said she cannot yet explain why the vaccine may have been
ineffective in specific groups of youngsters. “We’d like to really
understand what factors came together to produce it,” Seward added.
“We’re not dismissing it.”

The researchers evaluated an outbreak of chickenpox in New Hampshire.
A total of 88 parents returned a questionnaire that aimed to gauge
prior chickenpox illness and vaccination among the children. In all, 25
children came down with chickenpox between December 2000 and January
2001. The researchers sourced the outbreak to a 4-year-old child who had
been vaccinated for chickenpox 3 years prior to contracting the
illness.

The child infected about half of his classmates who had no prior
history of chickenpox infection. At the time of the outbreak, roughly
73% of kids old enough for chickenpox vaccine had received it, the
report indicated.

During an outbreak of chickenpox in Minnesota in the fall of 2002,
more than half the children who became infected had been vaccinated with
the varicella vaccine.

Dr. Brian R. Lee, at the Minnesota Department of Health in
Minneapolis, and his colleagues investigated the outbreak that involved
55 children among 319 attending an elementary school in northern
Minnesota.

According
to the team’s report in the Journal of infectious Diseases, 29 of the
affected children had been vaccinated. The primary case in the outbreak
was a vaccinated 6-year-old boy.

Chicken pox vaccine is produced in lung tissue obtained from two
surgically aborted human fetuses (Exp. Cell Res. 37:614-636, 1965;
Nature 227:168-170, 1970). Merck’s own literature states the vaccine
contains “residual components” of fetal lung cells. Informed consent, a
basic tenet of ethical medical practice, dictates that citizens should
have a choice whether or not they are injected with another person’s
body cells. [Or anything else.]

Vitamin D and UV Rays Inactivate The Virus

The American Academy of Pediatrics, a major supporter of mandatory
chicken pox and other vaccine mandates never admit to the fact that
ultraviolet rays and vitamin D help prevent the spread of chickenpox,
meaning people in milder climates are more at risk of catching the
disease.

Vaccine manufacturers, namely Merck, who conjure up the
pseudoscientific and fraudulent data on chicken pox vaccines will stop
at nothing to prevent the public from knowing the truth. The American
Academy of Pediatrics shares incestuous financial ties with Merck, and
hence it is also in their best interest to fabricate data on the actual
causes of the virus.

It has long been known that vitamin D and UV rays from the sun can
inactivate viruses. However, virologist Dr Phil Rice believes his
findings indicate that UV rays could inactivate the varicella-zoster
virus — the herpes virus responsible for chickenpox and shingles — on
the skin before it transmits to another person. This explains why there
is less transmission in the tropics, where chickenpox is much less
frequent than in temperate countries. It would also explain why
chickenpox peaks in temperate zones — where it is seasonal — in winter
and spring, when UV rays are lowest.

Previously,
it was thought that geographical differences in chickenpox incidence
were related to heat, humidity, population density, or infection with
other viruses that protect against it. The new data puts perspective on
what actually prevents chicken pox from spreading and it has nothing to
do with a vaccine.

The claim by public health officials is that 90% of children who are
not vaccinated for chickenpox will get it by the time they are twelve.
However, studies have demonstrated that the virus remains dormant in the
body of those who are vaccinated and can become active again later on.
Other studies show that the frequency and incidence are regardless of
vaccination rates as those vaccinated still contract the virus and all
its symptoms.

Dr Rice examined data from 25 studies on varicella-zoster virus
prevalence patterns in both temperate and tropical areas across the
globe. He plotted the data against a range of climatic factors, to
examine what might be the most likely causes of increased prevalence.
The data showed that — once other factors were ruled out — UV rays were
the only factor to match the infection patterns in each country studied.

Dr Rice, whose study has been published in Virology Journal,
said: “No one had considered UV as a factor before, but when I looked
at the epidemiological studies they showed a good correlation between
global latitude and the presence of the virus.

While providing lifelong immunity, chicken pox disease [not vaccine]
carries a very low risk of complications and death. Writing in the
British medical journal, the Lancet (343: 1363, 1994), a voice of
reason, Dr. Arthur Lavin, Department of Pediatrics, St. Luke’s Medical
Center in Cleveland, Ohio, presented concerns that “argue strongly
against the licensure of varicella vaccine for healthy children.” Lavin
asserted: “[Chicken pox] is not major in the sense of disease mortality
or morbidity. Therefore, if healthy children were fully vaccinated it is
unclear in what significant way the health of the children or the
economic health of their families would be improved.”

The research and current evidence from the cases in Indiana further
lends credence to why chicken pox vaccines are redundant for populations
in both temperate and tropical climates. Not only are they
statistically ineffective, but they further depress the immune system
through a full range of complement preservatives and other toxins which
only make vaccinated populations much more susceptible to viruses and
other childhood diseases such as chicken pox. These are diseases which
simply must run their course to guarantee natural immunity for life.

The vaccine industry has corrupted government policy. It’s about time
lawmakers say “no” to drug company lobbyists and “yes” to informed
consent.


Source:-
http://www.wakingtimes.com/2012/12/11/epidemiologist-confirms-serious-outbreak-of-chicken-pox-97-percent-who-were-vaccinated/