Disease expert: I'm not giving H1N1 vaccine to my kids

The last line is a killer. Maybe literally. The H1N1 vaccine, the disease expert says, "has 25,000 times the level of Mercury than would be considered toxic if it were in food or water."
Will he be giving it to his kids? Absolutely not.



Here's something I don't talk about much. I'm a health freak. Truly. I eat raw vegetables every day, nearly every meal. My favorite snack is half an apple with raw cashew butter. I plant an enormous garden with my parents every year. I take enough supplements to fill the stomach of a decent sized rabbit. I'm all about health because I lost it at a very early age.
Believe me. Lose your car keys. Lose money. Lose the good parking space. Don't lose your health.
Okay. So. That being said.

Here's two things to remember:

1) Your body is the greatest defense against disease ever created. Why? Because God made it. Everything else, and I mean everything from drugs to supplements, came from man. Whom, as we know, tries his best but isn't divine. It doesn't mean his creations aren't marvels. They are simply incomparable with God. So, I'm always for strengthening your body's natural immune system, along with whatever other medical treatment needs to happen.
I take supplements because if I can't get what I need naturally in my food (and you can't), they are the closest to what God designed I can get. And yes, I'm very picky about it.

2) If the media loves a story, know it's laced with hype, much like a marijuana enhanced brownie. It's not that a brownie, in and of itself, doesn't have merit. But it isn't the cocoa powder and butter they're crazy about.
So think of media hype as a drug for journalists. They are generally high off the fumes, if not poking their veins with whatever else they can get. Mostly you need to ignore them like you would any other loadie.

Side note, before the flu season starts I begin taking Michael's Quick Immune Response builder, basically a multi-vitamin with Vitamin C, garlic, echinacea, zinc, and other tasty goodies. I'm not saying it will keep me from getting the flu. It will, however, do nothing but help. And if you do get the flu, I recommend Wellness Formula. It tastes awful. It stinks. It will kick a cold or infection like nothing I've ever seen.

There are my product plugs for the day. No, I don't get paid for them. No, they don't send me free samples. No, they do not know I exist. But I'll love them just the same.



Curtsy to Jaci 'Dake' Greggs