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September 29, 2009 at 7:56 AM #462685September 29, 2009 at 2:14 PM #462033
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ParticipantTwo weeks ago, my wifes niece has swine flu and she lives in Texas. Her doctors urged her family NOT to take the vaccine. Her treatment was no different then the regular flu. They did not confirm it was swine flu, only that her symptoms were consistent with swine flu. A teacher at her elementary school did have it confirmed and she went to school and a week later many kids at the school did have it. However nobody died, everyone is okay, and not one of them received the vaccine.
September 29, 2009 at 2:14 PM #462227SD Realtor
ParticipantTwo weeks ago, my wifes niece has swine flu and she lives in Texas. Her doctors urged her family NOT to take the vaccine. Her treatment was no different then the regular flu. They did not confirm it was swine flu, only that her symptoms were consistent with swine flu. A teacher at her elementary school did have it confirmed and she went to school and a week later many kids at the school did have it. However nobody died, everyone is okay, and not one of them received the vaccine.
September 29, 2009 at 2:14 PM #462572SD Realtor
ParticipantTwo weeks ago, my wifes niece has swine flu and she lives in Texas. Her doctors urged her family NOT to take the vaccine. Her treatment was no different then the regular flu. They did not confirm it was swine flu, only that her symptoms were consistent with swine flu. A teacher at her elementary school did have it confirmed and she went to school and a week later many kids at the school did have it. However nobody died, everyone is okay, and not one of them received the vaccine.
September 29, 2009 at 2:14 PM #462644SD Realtor
ParticipantTwo weeks ago, my wifes niece has swine flu and she lives in Texas. Her doctors urged her family NOT to take the vaccine. Her treatment was no different then the regular flu. They did not confirm it was swine flu, only that her symptoms were consistent with swine flu. A teacher at her elementary school did have it confirmed and she went to school and a week later many kids at the school did have it. However nobody died, everyone is okay, and not one of them received the vaccine.
September 29, 2009 at 2:14 PM #462850SD Realtor
ParticipantTwo weeks ago, my wifes niece has swine flu and she lives in Texas. Her doctors urged her family NOT to take the vaccine. Her treatment was no different then the regular flu. They did not confirm it was swine flu, only that her symptoms were consistent with swine flu. A teacher at her elementary school did have it confirmed and she went to school and a week later many kids at the school did have it. However nobody died, everyone is okay, and not one of them received the vaccine.
September 29, 2009 at 4:16 PM #462071briansd1
GuestI get the annual flu shot. And so far I’m OK. I’ve not been sick in ages. I have relatives in the 80s and 90s who get the flu shot.
I’ve been vaccinated for many things as I like to travel to remote corners of the earth. But I never take the high doses of antibiotics that are recommended when traveling to some regions of the world.
As far as the swine flu is concerned, I’ll let the others try it out first.
jpinpb, I agree that healthy eating is key. Not only do our animal products contain antibiotics but hormones as well. That’s why we look older than Europeans. A 30-year-old in America looks 40 in Europe.
I do eat meat but only in small qualities and I chose what I consume carefully.
Pill-popping is terrible habit. I take generic (not Bayer) aspirin, but only when needed to stop inflammations such as on a very hot day after exercise. One bottle of aspirin lasts me years. Otherwise, my medicine cabinet is bare. I’m the pharmaceutical industry’s worst nightmare.
To me, all the drugstores are useless. People must take lots of medications to keep them in business. They grow like mushrooms.
September 29, 2009 at 4:16 PM #462267briansd1
GuestI get the annual flu shot. And so far I’m OK. I’ve not been sick in ages. I have relatives in the 80s and 90s who get the flu shot.
I’ve been vaccinated for many things as I like to travel to remote corners of the earth. But I never take the high doses of antibiotics that are recommended when traveling to some regions of the world.
As far as the swine flu is concerned, I’ll let the others try it out first.
jpinpb, I agree that healthy eating is key. Not only do our animal products contain antibiotics but hormones as well. That’s why we look older than Europeans. A 30-year-old in America looks 40 in Europe.
I do eat meat but only in small qualities and I chose what I consume carefully.
Pill-popping is terrible habit. I take generic (not Bayer) aspirin, but only when needed to stop inflammations such as on a very hot day after exercise. One bottle of aspirin lasts me years. Otherwise, my medicine cabinet is bare. I’m the pharmaceutical industry’s worst nightmare.
To me, all the drugstores are useless. People must take lots of medications to keep them in business. They grow like mushrooms.
September 29, 2009 at 4:16 PM #462612briansd1
GuestI get the annual flu shot. And so far I’m OK. I’ve not been sick in ages. I have relatives in the 80s and 90s who get the flu shot.
I’ve been vaccinated for many things as I like to travel to remote corners of the earth. But I never take the high doses of antibiotics that are recommended when traveling to some regions of the world.
As far as the swine flu is concerned, I’ll let the others try it out first.
jpinpb, I agree that healthy eating is key. Not only do our animal products contain antibiotics but hormones as well. That’s why we look older than Europeans. A 30-year-old in America looks 40 in Europe.
I do eat meat but only in small qualities and I chose what I consume carefully.
Pill-popping is terrible habit. I take generic (not Bayer) aspirin, but only when needed to stop inflammations such as on a very hot day after exercise. One bottle of aspirin lasts me years. Otherwise, my medicine cabinet is bare. I’m the pharmaceutical industry’s worst nightmare.
To me, all the drugstores are useless. People must take lots of medications to keep them in business. They grow like mushrooms.
September 29, 2009 at 4:16 PM #462684briansd1
GuestI get the annual flu shot. And so far I’m OK. I’ve not been sick in ages. I have relatives in the 80s and 90s who get the flu shot.
I’ve been vaccinated for many things as I like to travel to remote corners of the earth. But I never take the high doses of antibiotics that are recommended when traveling to some regions of the world.
As far as the swine flu is concerned, I’ll let the others try it out first.
jpinpb, I agree that healthy eating is key. Not only do our animal products contain antibiotics but hormones as well. That’s why we look older than Europeans. A 30-year-old in America looks 40 in Europe.
I do eat meat but only in small qualities and I chose what I consume carefully.
Pill-popping is terrible habit. I take generic (not Bayer) aspirin, but only when needed to stop inflammations such as on a very hot day after exercise. One bottle of aspirin lasts me years. Otherwise, my medicine cabinet is bare. I’m the pharmaceutical industry’s worst nightmare.
To me, all the drugstores are useless. People must take lots of medications to keep them in business. They grow like mushrooms.
September 29, 2009 at 4:16 PM #462890briansd1
GuestI get the annual flu shot. And so far I’m OK. I’ve not been sick in ages. I have relatives in the 80s and 90s who get the flu shot.
I’ve been vaccinated for many things as I like to travel to remote corners of the earth. But I never take the high doses of antibiotics that are recommended when traveling to some regions of the world.
As far as the swine flu is concerned, I’ll let the others try it out first.
jpinpb, I agree that healthy eating is key. Not only do our animal products contain antibiotics but hormones as well. That’s why we look older than Europeans. A 30-year-old in America looks 40 in Europe.
I do eat meat but only in small qualities and I chose what I consume carefully.
Pill-popping is terrible habit. I take generic (not Bayer) aspirin, but only when needed to stop inflammations such as on a very hot day after exercise. One bottle of aspirin lasts me years. Otherwise, my medicine cabinet is bare. I’m the pharmaceutical industry’s worst nightmare.
To me, all the drugstores are useless. People must take lots of medications to keep them in business. They grow like mushrooms.
September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM #462092ralphfurley
ParticipantRoll up your sleeves slaves!
September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM #462287ralphfurley
ParticipantRoll up your sleeves slaves!
September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM #462632ralphfurley
ParticipantRoll up your sleeves slaves!
September 29, 2009 at 5:45 PM #462704ralphfurley
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