Researchers Develop New Pain-Free Ways to Make Sure You Are Vaccinated

Researchers Develop New Pain-Free Ways to Make Sure You Are Vaccinated


Susanne Posel, Contributor
Activist Post

Dr. Erin Giudice, a pediatrician at the University of Maryland School of
Medicine, proposed a new way to coerce parents into giving their
children vaccinations: a clear, dissolvable patch that will elevate
fears associated with needles.

Pharmaceutical corporations, the US government and researchers at
state-sponsored universities are focused on more sophisticated ways of
ensuring the general population worldwide succumbs to vaccinations now
have a new option.

MIT researchers have invented a device that administers a minuscule, yet
high pressured jet of “medicine” directly through the skin without the
use of a syringe. The device can be programed to administer a wide range
of immunizations at multiple depths within the body.

MIT says this device will eliminate the transfer of disease by misuse
and reuse of needles. According to the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC) healthcare workers accidently prick themselves with
needles over 385,000 times annually.

“If you are afraid of needles and have to frequently self-inject,
compliance can be an issue,” says Catherine Hogan, a research scientist
in MIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and a participant of the
research team. “We think this kind of technology … gets around some of
the phobias that people may have about needles.” [VID Below]





The Infectious Disease Research Institute (IDRI) is collaborating with
the drug corporation Medicago in development of vaccines that have
nanoparticles which are virus-like in manufacturing. This nanotechnology
is touted as an immune-booster. NanoPress, an Israeli corporation, has
invented micro-needles as a delivery device for these nanoparticles. Dr.
Steven Reed, founder and president of IDRI claims that since his
product is pain-free, the device will become a popular way to administer
vaccines directly into the dendritic or immune cells to be
redistributed throughout the human body.

Reed explains: “Our main motivation, frankly, was to get superior efficacy by targeting the dendritic cells.”

The National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the
National Institutes of Health (NIH) is funding studies into proficient
ways of making sure the vast majority of the population is inoculated
while maximizing the effects of the vaccines with a focus on biodefense.
Oral vaccines are also within NIH’s ideology with the manufacturing of a
pill to protect against Anthrax by PaxVax. A pill would be more
favorable to military personnel and give the US Armed Forces the ability
to inoculate on a grand scale.

The
NIH is also involved in the development of a nasal vaccine liken to
FluMist that would focus on the human immune system through influence of
the immune cells in the sinuses, throat and lungs. By developing
nanotherapies that are inhaled, any vaccine could be more easily
administered.

Of late, health officials and government agencies are pushing the
vaccine agenda in the mainstream media (MSM) through numerous articles
placing the idea of immunizations for health purposes into the social
meme.

The CDC has recently recommended that all Baby Boomers (people
born between 1945 and 1965) be tested for the hepatitis C virus and
subsequently vaccinated. They say this “generational epidemic” will
claim more Baby Boomers unless they are vaccinated.

And nearly simultaneously, the CDC has not been forthcoming about the dangers of vaccines.

They have edited out scientific evidence from a Danish study that was published in the Journal of Pediatrics,
which stated that after Denmark stopped using thimerasol in their
vaccines that they saw a significant reduction in the incidents of
autism in children.

A new study to be published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
says that those who were vaccinated with the swine flu vaccine have
developed antibodies against many other strains of flu; including the
H1N1 strain.

The researchers of the study hope that this discovery will lead to the
development of a universal vaccine to be administered to everyone. They
were attempting to protect a broad range of flu strains and viruses, say
Rafi Ahmed, study researcher and director of Emory University’s Vaccine
Center.

Perhaps the researchers funded by the US government in conjunction with
pharmaceutical corporations can collaborate with the manufacturers of
the up and coming universal vaccine. These two scientific advancements
would pave the way for the vaccine agenda become a real success.

Guidice supports the advancement of vaccine technology and would like to
see a new “approach” to inoculations targeted at children be released
to “make it easier for parents” to give into the pressure applied by
pediatricians to have children vaccinated.

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