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Re: Flu in Denver, Year 2003

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    Flu in Denver, Year 2003

    by Jim West

    Beginning late November, 2003, flu epidemics became media headlines,
    possibly because new vaccine products such as FluMist hit the market,
    giving press agents something to promote.

    Actually, stories about the flu hit the air every year. THis year, the flu
    is particularly early.

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    Some scientists and officials
    stated that there was no epidemiological evidence that the flu was any
    worse than the previous year.

    This short list of flu research should be helpful in understanding this
    disease paradigm. You will find a BINGO herein, found in the Colorado flu
    epidemics. Those flu epidemics correlate day-to-day with winter air
    pollution, thought to be due to atmospheric inversions.

    So why weren't there flu epidemics in the summer?

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    Causation: Stress

    Wrong. Virus.

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    Surely the stress, such as cold weather and social factors (depression,
    loss) bring about flu symptoms, especially lung stress difficulties. The
    chessmaster, Boris Spasky suffered a lengthy bout of flu after losing to
    Bobby Fischer. Similarly, social loss brings about the same symptoms.
    Causative stress for flu, I posit, is often due to the sum total stress
    burden: emotional, social, innate, internally absorbed pharmaceutical
    poisons, and externally absorbed industrial poisons -- not a virus.

    In other words you have no clue. As usual.

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    Flu Virus: Characteristics

    The media is solely concerned with virology.

    No. The media is concerned with reporting news stories. And they try to get
    it accurate.

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    The flu "virus" evolves and
    changes form rapidly; thus vaccines have been described as not


    efficacious.

    Actually, for some of the virus strains going around, the flu vaccine is
    effective. For one of the strains, it is not so effective.

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    The entire flu paradigm may be invalid since there is no reason to believe
    that flu virology is any better than the highly funded HIV "science" (see
    www.virusmyth.com).

    Other than the fact that people who got the vaccine in earlier years had
    much less illness and death from the flu. And the fact that the anitgens in
    previous years covered at least 95% of the viruses going around.

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    My experience (see items 1,2,3 below) finds that
    virology is such sloppy science that anymore, I feel foolish studying it,
    as if it exists only as a diversion. So I'll leave an in-depth study of
    flu virology for later.

    Environmental Toxicology

    1) West Nile virus disease is a "Flu-like illness", evidently air
    poisoning: www.geocities.com/noxot

    This shows how little you understand medicine. "Flu-like illness" is a
    discription of the symptoms, not a suggestion at all of what the cause is.

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    2) Polio symptoms include flu symptoms, evidently pesticide poisoning:
    www.geocities.com/harpub

    Ditto.

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    3) SARS is "flu-like", evidently air poisoning:
    www.westonaprice.org/envtoxins/sarsepidemic.html

    Ditto.

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    4) Chemical bottle labels often warn of symptoms of over-exposure, in


    terms

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    of "flu-like illness."

    Ditto.

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    Colorado, Winter 2003

    This year, 2003, Colorado seems to be getting the most news re flu
    epidemics. Several children have died, among over 6,000 stricken to date
    (12/14/2003). These epidemics correlate perfectly with air pollution.


    Here

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    is a description of winter pollution:

    Please explain why the kids who are sick are positive for influenza while
    those who are not are not positive for inlfuenza by the diagnostic tests.

    Jeff

    (Rest of garbage deleted -- I am eating breakfast and don't want to toss
    what I ate already.)

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