I don't know what the reason is now, but I can no longer ”like” or ”post” some Substack sites.
I'm sorry I'll be sending an email as I can't post on Graham Seibert's Substack.
Be careful, the incubation period of tetanus is said to be 3～14(21) days!
The early symptoms start with difficulty opening the mouth and difficulty swallowing, and gradually progress to stiffness in the facial muscles and convulsions throughout the body. For details, please check in a medical dictionary.
When I (Japanese) was a child, it was after the Second World War with the United States and the rest of the world. Most adults were not interested in vaccines, but in how to get dinner for dinner. The roads were full of stones.
I fell and scraped my knees many times. The treatment at that time was to apply Mercurochrome. My knees were red all year round.
But I survived and never got tetanus. As I (in my late 70s) remember, when I was in kindergarten, a tuberculosis patient appeared in the neighborhood and the nearby residents, including me, were semi-forced to receive BCG. After that, I only remember being vaccinated with something I don't know when I was in elementary school.
I can't believe that in the United States today, they recommend or semi-force people to get vaccinated 72 times from the age of 0 to 18.
I guess this is why the average life expectancy of Americans is in the 70s, a few years shorter than in other developed countries.
The vials of conventional vaccines are transparent and look cleaner than sewage, but when I looked into it, sewage is actually safer.
(3') Trypsin derived from porcine pancreas, bovine serum
(4) Endotoxin: E. coli culture: Pseudo vaccines, some conventional vaccines
(5) Antibiotics: Bactericidal: Neomycin, Stomais, Polymyxin B, Chlortetracycline, Amphotericin B
Antibodies are produced against these and they become ineffective.
(6) Aluminum: Adjuvant: Neurotoxin
(7) Formalin: Sterilization: Cytotoxic
(8) Thimerosal Hg: Sterilization: Neurotoxin: (Ethyl Hg is considered harmless, but due to the Minamata disease case it is not harmless, it is methylated or deethylated in the human body.)
(9) Latex: Packaging: Allergy, shock(Anaphylaxis)
(10) Gelatin: Buffer?: Yellow fever, also measles overseas: Allergy, shock
A story I haven’t told here is of the time a neighbor’s dog chased my bicycle and bit me. Just a nip, actually. Did not tear my pants leg, but did break the skin a bit through them.
I knew the dog. He was usually pretty quiet, but became loud when other dogs were on the street. He did like to chase bicycles. I recognized the owner, a snaggle-toothed old man who lives in house with the dog. Who knew later caught me in the grocery store to apologize for the incident
Since I biked by the house every day, I decided I’d simply watch and see if the dog showed any signs of rabies in the next few days. He did not, and I didn’t bother telling anybody this story until it was far too late to hustle me to a doctor. I’m sure the rabies shot would have put me in far more danger.
I add a note from a longtime friend and subscriber who sent it by email:
I had to laugh at your story. Once long ago I cut my finger on a piece of broken glass while washing dishes in hot soapy water.
Bill drove me to the emergency room at Stanford where they sewed up the cut and gave me a tetanus shot. I questioned why I needed it, but they shrugged it off.
Later on in vet school I learned the truth: Clostridium tetani is found primarily in the large intestine of horses and somewhat in other farm animals. Rusty nails are found primarily near barns.
Once when I was a kid spending the summer with my grandparents, I was noodling around in the horse barn and stepped on a rusty nail sticking out of an old board. It went clear through my foot and stuck out the other side. My grandmother pulled it out and made me soak my foot in a bucket of _very_ hot water and Epsom salt. For hours. No idea if that helped, but the wound did not get infected and I did not get tetanus.
A few weeks later I did it again and got the same treatment. Again, no infection or tetanus. After that, I watched where I stepped.
They push the tetanus jab for basically any type of cut or puncture wound nowadays. It does not matter if you cut yourself on broken glass or your knife slipped while chopping vegetables. Considering they claim that tetanus only grows in anerobic (no oxygen) conditions, it's all just nonsense. If the wound bleeds it has oxygen...
Trying to get a cat down from a high place in my shed I fell about six feet. Well, not just "down" but onto a heavy steel agricultural attachment on my track loader called a "grapple." It is used to pick up HUGE piles of brush /logs with the 9000# machine. My body came down at an angle onto one of the steel structural members, hard. I had blue jeans on and the jeans were NOT even ripped. But, OH, I was really hurting. I felt huge pain, tested my leg a bit and saw it was not broken so stumbled out of the shed and damn near fainted as I called my wife up at the house, cell phone. She shows up, I faint with the pain next to the golf cart, she insists on calling 911. I terminate the call and have her run me 15 miles to the hospital, where we get in right away.
Remember, the pants were not broken open. They must have asked me 4 times(that's our protocol) to give me the tetanus shot(uh, DPT). Like you, I absolutely refused and let them no in no uncertain terms: "Don't give me ANY vaccines, NONE, just sew me up"-- 10 stitches from a blunt trauma injury. Amazing all without breaking the pants open.
So, WHY would I get a tetanus shot?! This was not a rusty nail in a shit-strewn, barnyard into my foot-- the time-worn reasoning they used for this . . .
The tetanus vaccine is one of the safest and most welltested vaccines we have. Every year, millions of people get it —and serious side effects are extremely rare. But the disease(tetanus) itself is deadly in up to 1 in 10 cases, even with hospital care. The vaccine is your best protection and it’s almost never harmful. Deaths linked to the vaccine are extremely rare, fewer than 1 per year, and usually not caused by the vaccine (often coincidental health issues).
"Despite its name, the National Vaccine Information Center bears no relation to the National Vaccine Advisory Committee, an advisory body of the United States Department of Health and Human Services ".
"...the NVIC is the most powerful anti vaccine organization in America..."
Thanks for the comment. Nothing is 100% certain, but consider the odds. If you don't agree with my calculation that I am 50,000% more likely to die of the vaccine than tetanus itself, please give me your own number and show me how you got it.
If you contend that the vaccines carry no risk, everybody, including our own governments, disagrees with you. If there were no risks, there would be no argument.
To:Graham Seibert grahamseib@ukr.net
Today, 06:29 PM
Mr.Graham Seibert
Masaki Fujii
I don't know what the reason is now, but I can no longer ”like” or ”post” some Substack sites.
I'm sorry I'll be sending an email as I can't post on Graham Seibert's Substack.
Be careful, the incubation period of tetanus is said to be 3～14(21) days!
The early symptoms start with difficulty opening the mouth and difficulty swallowing, and gradually progress to stiffness in the facial muscles and convulsions throughout the body. For details, please check in a medical dictionary.
When I (Japanese) was a child, it was after the Second World War with the United States and the rest of the world. Most adults were not interested in vaccines, but in how to get dinner for dinner. The roads were full of stones.
I fell and scraped my knees many times. The treatment at that time was to apply Mercurochrome. My knees were red all year round.
But I survived and never got tetanus. As I (in my late 70s) remember, when I was in kindergarten, a tuberculosis patient appeared in the neighborhood and the nearby residents, including me, were semi-forced to receive BCG. After that, I only remember being vaccinated with something I don't know when I was in elementary school.
I can't believe that in the United States today, they recommend or semi-force people to get vaccinated 72 times from the age of 0 to 18.
I guess this is why the average life expectancy of Americans is in the 70s, a few years shorter than in other developed countries.
The vials of conventional vaccines are transparent and look cleaner than sewage, but when I looked into it, sewage is actually safer.
(0) Live antigens: MR, measles, rubella, mumps, chickenpox, yellow fever, rotavirus, smallpox, BCG
: The main body often revives
Inactivated antigens: Japanese encephalitis, influenza, rabies, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, polio, HPV,
Shingles, pneumococcus, Haemophilus influenzae type b, meningococcus, DPT, DPT-IPV
: Occasionally these also revive
Toxoids: diphtheria, "tetanus", DT
m1ΨmRNA: Infinite Spike antigen manufacturer in the body: Cov19, many products planned for 2025 and after
Various untested LNPs of RNA packaging agents also enter the body
(1) Aborted fetal cells: For manufacturing and culturing: rubella, chickenpox, hepatitis A, rabies, adenovirus
Anything that uses human cells, E. coli, or yeast fungi is bound to be contaminated with human and fungal DNA fragments.
(2) Egg protein: Egg culture: Influenza, yellow fever, measles, yellow fever
(3) Yeast protein: Yeast culture: Hepatitis B, HPV
(3') Trypsin derived from porcine pancreas, bovine serum
(4) Endotoxin: E. coli culture: Pseudo vaccines, some conventional vaccines
(5) Antibiotics: Bactericidal: Neomycin, Stomais, Polymyxin B, Chlortetracycline, Amphotericin B
Antibodies are produced against these and they become ineffective.
(6) Aluminum: Adjuvant: Neurotoxin
(7) Formalin: Sterilization: Cytotoxic
(8) Thimerosal Hg: Sterilization: Neurotoxin: (Ethyl Hg is considered harmless, but due to the Minamata disease case it is not harmless, it is methylated or deethylated in the human body.)
(9) Latex: Packaging: Allergy, shock(Anaphylaxis)
(10) Gelatin: Buffer?: Yellow fever, also measles overseas: Allergy, shock
(11) Sugar: Fake vaccine: Freeze prevention: Brain damage
(12) Stabilizer: Anticoagulation: Lactose, sorbitol, sodium glutamate (nerve destruction)
(13) Buffer: pH stabilization: Phosphate, amino acids, gelatin
(14) Coloring agent: Phenol red (phenols are poisonous)
(15) Diluent: Baking soda, etc.
(16) Many adjuvants have unknown contents
A story I haven’t told here is of the time a neighbor’s dog chased my bicycle and bit me. Just a nip, actually. Did not tear my pants leg, but did break the skin a bit through them.
I knew the dog. He was usually pretty quiet, but became loud when other dogs were on the street. He did like to chase bicycles. I recognized the owner, a snaggle-toothed old man who lives in house with the dog. Who knew later caught me in the grocery store to apologize for the incident
Since I biked by the house every day, I decided I’d simply watch and see if the dog showed any signs of rabies in the next few days. He did not, and I didn’t bother telling anybody this story until it was far too late to hustle me to a doctor. I’m sure the rabies shot would have put me in far more danger.
La rage peut apparaître chez l'humain mordu 3-4 mois plus tard.
Cas récent en Angleterre : une femme en vacances au Maroc a touché furtivement un chat (ou chien). Contact superficiel, pas une morsure.
Elle vient de mourir, récemment.
Je ne savais pas que c'était possible des mois après l'incident.
Source : BBC News
I add a note from a longtime friend and subscriber who sent it by email:
I had to laugh at your story. Once long ago I cut my finger on a piece of broken glass while washing dishes in hot soapy water.
Bill drove me to the emergency room at Stanford where they sewed up the cut and gave me a tetanus shot. I questioned why I needed it, but they shrugged it off.
Later on in vet school I learned the truth: Clostridium tetani is found primarily in the large intestine of horses and somewhat in other farm animals. Rusty nails are found primarily near barns.
Not in hot soapy dish water.
Oh well.
Glad you’re ok.
Once when I was a kid spending the summer with my grandparents, I was noodling around in the horse barn and stepped on a rusty nail sticking out of an old board. It went clear through my foot and stuck out the other side. My grandmother pulled it out and made me soak my foot in a bucket of _very_ hot water and Epsom salt. For hours. No idea if that helped, but the wound did not get infected and I did not get tetanus.
A few weeks later I did it again and got the same treatment. Again, no infection or tetanus. After that, I watched where I stepped.
They push the tetanus jab for basically any type of cut or puncture wound nowadays. It does not matter if you cut yourself on broken glass or your knife slipped while chopping vegetables. Considering they claim that tetanus only grows in anerobic (no oxygen) conditions, it's all just nonsense. If the wound bleeds it has oxygen...
Thank you, and flattered that you are reading me. Glad for a chance to tell you how much I enjoy your stuff.
A complete nonsense.
EXCELLENT review of the tetanus situation Graham.
My experience two years ago:
Trying to get a cat down from a high place in my shed I fell about six feet. Well, not just "down" but onto a heavy steel agricultural attachment on my track loader called a "grapple." It is used to pick up HUGE piles of brush /logs with the 9000# machine. My body came down at an angle onto one of the steel structural members, hard. I had blue jeans on and the jeans were NOT even ripped. But, OH, I was really hurting. I felt huge pain, tested my leg a bit and saw it was not broken so stumbled out of the shed and damn near fainted as I called my wife up at the house, cell phone. She shows up, I faint with the pain next to the golf cart, she insists on calling 911. I terminate the call and have her run me 15 miles to the hospital, where we get in right away.
Remember, the pants were not broken open. They must have asked me 4 times(that's our protocol) to give me the tetanus shot(uh, DPT). Like you, I absolutely refused and let them no in no uncertain terms: "Don't give me ANY vaccines, NONE, just sew me up"-- 10 stitches from a blunt trauma injury. Amazing all without breaking the pants open.
So, WHY would I get a tetanus shot?! This was not a rusty nail in a shit-strewn, barnyard into my foot-- the time-worn reasoning they used for this . . .
The tetanus vaccine is one of the safest and most welltested vaccines we have. Every year, millions of people get it —and serious side effects are extremely rare. But the disease(tetanus) itself is deadly in up to 1 in 10 cases, even with hospital care. The vaccine is your best protection and it’s almost never harmful. Deaths linked to the vaccine are extremely rare, fewer than 1 per year, and usually not caused by the vaccine (often coincidental health issues).
"Despite its name, the National Vaccine Information Center bears no relation to the National Vaccine Advisory Committee, an advisory body of the United States Department of Health and Human Services ".
"...the NVIC is the most powerful anti vaccine organization in America..."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Vaccine_Information_Center
J'espère, Graham, que vous allez guérir vite.
Le tétanos n'est pas toujours en relation avec un objet souillé ou la terre.
Il suffit d'une blessure non soignée sur la peau.
La blessure est une excellente porte d'infection pour les bactéries, les symptômes peuvent être tardifs.
Heureusement qu'on a les vaccins pour le tétanos ou la rage, une maladie virale mortelle.
Et pour le reste.
Thanks for the comment. Nothing is 100% certain, but consider the odds. If you don't agree with my calculation that I am 50,000% more likely to die of the vaccine than tetanus itself, please give me your own number and show me how you got it.
If you contend that the vaccines carry no risk, everybody, including our own governments, disagrees with you. If there were no risks, there would be no argument.