10 let poté: negativní následky očkování proti prasečí chřipce

Kdyby neexistoval covid, asi bych dávno zapomněla, že v letech 2009-2010 vůbec byla nějaká pandemie. Prasečí chřipka byla spíše komickou záležitostí, ačkoli jsme zpětně s hrůzou zjistila, že i tehdy někteří lidé, které znám, nakupovali ústenky (nekecám). Kubek a všichni dnešní papalášové se tehdy zuby nehty bránili tomu, aby se očkovali experimentální rychlokvaškou, a jediný, kdo si zachoval konzistenci v názorech, je Václav Klaus.

Přečtěte si, jak se vyjadřoval Kubek s Prymulou k vakcíně na svinskou chřipku.

Zajímavé je podívat se po víc než deseti letech, co tehdější Pandermix způsobil. Příkladem budiž Švédsko, které před desetil lety očkovalo jako zběsilé (a možná právě proto, jak jsem slyšela na jednom setkání v Tišnovce, je teď tak obezřetné, pokud jde o příkazy a výhružky ve vztahu k Pfizer a spol.).

Švédsko bylo „progresivní“ a zatímco jinde se vyhazovaly nepoužité vakcíny, 60% Švédů se nechalo opíchat. Následky jsou smutné.

V médiích se dočtete např. následující informace:

There are still approximately 100 people who haven’t received compensation over the Pandemrix vaccine against swine flu, which caused cases of narcolepsy ten years ago. Now a legal case has been filed against the Swedish government and pharamceutical company over the narcolepsy side effect. (Listopad 2019)

In the aftermath of the 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic, reports of a disturbing trend came from Sweden and Finland. A number of children who had been given the new vaccine Pandemrix had contracted a sleep disorder called narcolepsy. In Norway, doctors begun to notice the same thing. The affected people didn’t just develop the familiar, characteristic symptoms of the disease, according to paediatrician Sebjørg Elizabeth Hesla Nordstrand from Oslo University Hospital. She recently completed her doctoral degree on Norwegians who developed narcolepsy after receiving the swine flu vaccine. Her results show that many of those who developed narcolepsy — especially children — also developed other problems. Many became overweight or obese and a number struggled with depression and other mental illnesses.

The risk of developing narcolepsy was 17.7 times higher in vaccinated children. Ahigh proportion of the adult patients (45%) was vaccinated, confirming theassociation. Autoimmune modulation by vaccination in established narcolepsy maybe considered.

An increased incidence of narcolepsy was seen in many countries after the pandemic H1N1 influenza vaccination campaign in 2009-2010. The H1N1 vaccine – narcolepsy connection is based on observational studies that are prone to various biases, e.g., confounding by H1N1 infection, and ascertainment, recall and selection biases. A direct pathogenic link has, however, remained elusive.

Prasečí chřipka byla samozřejmě popisována jako absolutní tragédie, virus, který vraždí mladé a zdravé, silné sportovce. Samozřejmě jste svojí bezohledností již tehdy mohli zabít celou famílii, starou babču, dědka na vejminku a dokonce i sousedovic koťátko. To je úlet, že se ty bláboly, na které kupodivu před deseti lety nikdo neskočil, jen recyklují. Proč to tentokrát vyšlo? Já sama sázím na název viru. „Prasečí chřipka“ byla prostě marketingově debilní jméno. Naopak koronavirsus a covid, to má grády!

This flu isn’t always mild and unlike ordinary flu it mostly kills young people, including the healthy (see diagram). You might be one of the unlucky few. And even if you only get the mild version yourself, you might infect a family member or friend who then becomes severely ill. So doing nothing is risky, even if the odds are low.

Vakcína proti svinské chřipce byla samozřejmě i před deseti lety propagována jako úžasně skvělá a bezpečná:

Does this mean it is safer not getting vaccinated? Absolutely not. First, there is the risk of swine flu killing you. Second, what few people know is that flu itself is far more likely to cause Guillain-Barré than any flu vaccine. A 2009 study found that out of every million people who get flu, between 40 and 70 develop Guillain-Barré. So your best chance of avoiding Guillain-Barré is to get vaccinated, a conclusion backed by a 2007 study.

All the pandemic vaccines have had their own safety tests, and almost all are based on seasonal flu vaccines used for years. But very rare side effects can only be detected when millions take them. The seasonal flu vaccines with adjuvants have mostly been given to older people, so we cannot yet be sure that these vaccines do not have very rare side effects in younger people. Celvapan has had no large-scale monitoring. But here are some odds we do know about to consider.

Škoda, že jim to ti fakani s narkolepsií tak pokazili…