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| In what year was the Polio vaccine presented to the public? |
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| What do the initial DPT stand for? |
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| diptheria, pertussis, tetanus |
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| What vaccine is recommended by the CDC to be given within 12 hours of birth? |
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| What public official is supportive to the dangers of vaccines? |
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| Representative Dan Burtin |
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| List 3 reasons one can be exempt from vaccines. |
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religious
philosophical
medical |
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| How many vaccines does the average child receive before entering school? |
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| List three harmful preservatives in vaccines. |
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formeldehyde
aluminum
anti-freeze |
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| Name the two immune systems within the body. |
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| Which immune system is affected by vaccines? |
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| humoral, cellular in charge of true immunity |
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| Please fill in the appropriate numbers. Ten years ago autism was found in 1 out of every ... children; today it is occuring in 1 out of every ... children. |
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| How many viruses have been found in the polio vaccine? |
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| Where is the only anthrax lab in the United States located? |
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| What is the first remedy to give a person reacting from a vaccine? |
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| What well known cell salt is helpful for vaccine injury? |
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| What is the name for the mercury preservative found in vaccines? |
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| What substance is used in the natural health field to protect a person should they swallow some mercury while it is being removed? |
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| List three signs to look for that would indicate a person was suffering from mercury or heavy metal poisoning? |
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- brain fog
- long term illness
- immune compromises
- anxiety & depression |
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| Please comment on the following: any dentist can safely remove amalgam fillings? |
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| List three signs to look for in vaccine injury. |
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seizures
fevers, swelling
ear infections
asthma
allergies |
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| What are the steps using naturopathy to help a person who is reacting to a recent vaccine? |
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- prayer grounding
- aconite
- antidote
- protect organs
- silica
- valor, purification, 3 wise men
- vitamin C & probiotics |
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| Explain how mercury destroys myelin sheath. |
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| Displaces tubulants so that they cannot connect loses structure around nerve, leaving nerve exposed and then it tangles destroying. |
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| List two things which help protect/repair the myelin sheath. |
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| What vitamin is especially important to take when cleansing out mercury/heavy metals? |
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| Why is this vitamin important? |
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| because of anti-inflammatory properties |
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| List the 3 genotypes related to how the body handles heavy metals. |
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Alleles E2
Alleles E3
Alleles E4 |
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| Which genotype provides the most built in protection? |
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| When reviewing a hair analysis, what mineral can be either very high or very low to indicate mercury toxicity? |
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| How long does mercury remain in the bloodstream? |
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| What mineral is mercury drawn to? |
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| How long does mercury take to get from the organs of the lowerbody to the brain? |
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| Does mercury have to show on the hair analysis to be a problem in the body? |
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| What other indicators should one look for on the hair analysis to show that mercury is a problem? |
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| What foods bind and draw mercury out of the body? |
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| Sulphur foods especially double sulphur bonded foods |
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| List the 3 types of chelation and how they work. |
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oral chelation: food, ALA
Injectable chelation: DMPS, DMSA |
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| What is the Greek word for chelation? |
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| Name a mineral that helps counter aluminum toxicity. |
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| Metals go to the ... while halogens go to the ... |
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| T/F: organic chlorides exist in nature? |
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| T/F: enzymes exist to break down chlorinated compounds? |
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| Please fill in the blank. ... are very important to help counter the effects of chloride. |
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| list three side effects of fluoride consumption. |
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- depletes white blood cells
- decreases enzyme production
- confuses immune system causes it to attack itself |
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| T/F: fluoride is a teratogenic? |
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| Where in the body does lead more readily settle? |
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| What mineral does lead most readily displace? |
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| List 3 herbs that help nourish and protect the brain and nerves. |
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- lemon
- skullcap
- gotu kola
- ginkgo |
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| List an oil that remains stable even at high temperatures. |
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| Traditional hunter gatherer diets had nearly a complete absence of chronic diegernative diseases until what was introduced into their diets? |
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| T/F: sugars ar complex carbohydrates? |
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| T/F: Research indicates that sugar may be similar to morphine and heroin in its ability to increase opioids in the brain that produce pleasure? |
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| The typical American is estimated to eat ... pounds of sugar per year. |
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| List five detrimental affects sugar has on health. |
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- increases insulin
- paralyzes immune system
- disrupts hormones
- increases risk of cancer
- causes you to lose minerals |
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| Name an additional negative effect of high fructose corn syrup consumption. |
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| increases blood pressure and cholesterol |
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| T/F: All artificial sweeteners pose serious health risks? |
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| Saccharine is a derivative of what chemical? |
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| What company was formed in 1901 with the sole purpose of producing saccharine? |
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| What artificial sweetener was banned by the FDA in 1969? |
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| The trade name for aspartame is? |
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| List 3 health complaints that have been reported to the FDA due to aspartame consumption. |
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| headaches, vomitting, nausea, sleep problems |
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| T/F: Sucralose splenda is made from sugar? |
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| organocholorines or chlorocarbons of which splenda is are mainly used as what? |
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| List two symptoms that have been observed within 24 hour period after consuming sucralose. |
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gastrointestinal disorders
liver toxicity |
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| List two safe, natural sweeteners. |
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honey
stevia
date sugar
barley malt |
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