Squalene was an additive in the vaccine given to Gulf War soldiers
Still more H1N1 vaccine concerns
September 29, 2009 - 3:36 pm by robm47
Clipped from www.naturalnews.comConcerns about Dangers from Swine Flu Vaccine Grow
Mercury poisoning is one of the concerns about any vaccination, but in recent years the additive, thimerosal, which contains mercury, has been removed from most vaccines. However, the H1N1 flu shot still contains a high level of mercury and this alone is a concern for children, pregnant women, and the elderly — the very populations who are being encouraged to take the swine flu shot.
Squalene is another additive used in vaccines that is a concern. Squalene was an additive in the vaccine given to Gulf War soldiers and is now known to be one of the causes of Gulf War Syndrome. Even the government, who approved the use of squalene in the vaccines, has admitted that it was one of the causes of the vets’ illness.
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