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Japanese Encephalitis Virus Vaccine
Does anybody have any experience or stats on the Japanese Encephalitis Virus Vaccine? My teenage son is taking a trip to Japan and the tour group they are going with requires the vaccine although it seems it is not needed to simply enter Japan. I was personally injured and have had multiple family and friends injured by the Covid shots. After researching vaccines in general for the past several years I am convinced the risk to reward ratio is not worth it and have declined vaccination for myself and my family for the most part. I have been using Vax Facts by Paul Thomas M.D. as a reference, but the Japanese Encephalitis addressed in the book. Any advice would be appreciated.
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elmore22 – your 2nd to the last sentence you wrote is probably missing these 2 words “…is not…”.
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try reading a short book by attorney Aaron Siri called “Vaccines, Amen”. In this book Siri details having DEPOSED all of the vaccine big shots and details how every one of them admitted that no vaccine in history was ever properly testes for safety or for efficacy. Thus, the trip is not worth the risk.
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do not accept the requirment to vaccinate and see what happens.
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I was in the military for 44 years (active duty and National Guard, Had jap B encephalitis vaxx x 3.
Your son WILL BE SICK – it it one of the few remaining live virus vaccines, so the first time the persons gets a little sick. Like tetanus, it is recommended every ten years because no consistent detectable aby. but it is given every 10 years because of the seriousnesness of Jap B encephalitis illness DOC ENZ, Robert W. Enzenauer, MD, MPH, BG retired
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Avoid vax if necessary for religious reasons. Many vx are made with aborted fetal tissue cell lines which is not something many Christians or spiritual people would approve. See below from chat gpt.
Your son – daughter should considering taking
Ivermectin 24 mg per day while traveling
NAC 500mg per day
Liposomal Vitamin C 1-2,000mg per day
Nebulize peroxide 1 ml food grade 3% peroxide [Peroxide and nebulizer available on amazon] with 5 ml of distilled water before getting on plane while on the plane and upon reaching the hotel.
Highly unlikely that he will get sick with above regimen.
Not medical advice – simply what i would do.
Some vaccines have been developed or manufactured using human fetal cell lines that originated from elective abortions performed decades ago, but that is different from saying vaccines “contain aborted fetal tissue.”
The CDC has documented this indirectly in its vaccine-production materials. A CDC vaccine excipient/media table lists human diploid tissue culture MRC-5 for vaccines such as hepatitis A, some rabies products, and varicella, and WI-38 for rubella-containing vaccines and varicella. CDC Stacks These are laboratory cell lines that have been maintained for many generations; manufacturers do not obtain new fetal tissue for each batch of vaccine.
For COVID-19 vaccines, the CDC explicitly stated that the finished vaccines do not contain aborted fetal cells or fetal tissue. CDC Archive That said, historically, some COVID-19 vaccine development or testing involved fetal-derived cell lines; that is a manufacturing/development issue, not an ingredient issue.
So the most accurate wording is:
Certain vaccines are produced or historically developed using cell lines originally derived from aborted fetal tissue, but the vaccines themselves do not contain intact aborted fetal tissue or fetal cells as ingredients.
The distinction matters because “made using” and “contains” are not the same claim.
Chat GPT can also give you a vaccine-by-vaccine table showing which U.S. vaccines have used fetal-derived cell lines, which cell line was used (WI-38, MRC-5, PER.C6, HEK293), and whether it was used in development, testing, or actual manufacturing.
Best,
Dr. Cruz
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