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“Almost any vaccination can lead to noninfectious inflammatory reaction involving the nervous system. The common denominator consists of vasculopathy (disease of the blood vessels) that is often associated with demyelination (permeation of the critical “electrical” insulator of the brain cells).” Charles M. Poser, Harvard Medical School Department of Neurology, 1947 ‘Approximately 25% of the total amount of the cholesterol present in humans is localized to this organ, most of it present in myelin. Almost all brain cholesterol is a product of local synthesis, with the blood-brain barrier efficiently protecting it from exchange with lipoprotein cholesterol in the circulation. In a model of aluminum-mediated intoxication imposed to mice during pregnancy and early development, a 72% higher content of lipid peroxidation products was found in brain myelin.’ Department of Biological Chemistry, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, 08/15/1997 Lipid peroxidation is associated with cellular damage resulting from oxidative stress (or Ischemia), which inhibits the capacity of cellular antioxidants, vital to natural immunity, by the unleashing of free radicals. – Scientific verification of demyelination linked to mitochondrial breakdown, caused by the intervention of (vaccine-derived) aluminum on early childhood development in the brain. Our analysis suggests that severe Ebola infections could produce an artificial and extreme Se (Selenium) depletion, resulting in extensive cellular damage due to lipid peroxidation, combined with enhanced thrombosis. This could also contribute to the associated immune deficiency that has been observed in Ebola infections.‘ Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine, 1995 Note: ...extensive cellular damage due to lipid peroxidation, combined with enhanced thrombosis (excessive blood-clotting - the result of vaccine-derived auto-immune failure in the body). Think about it. Vaccine Resistance Movement
Posted on: Fri, 10 Oct 2014 01:49:23 +0000

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