We currently make the flu vaccine in chicken eggs. This is actually a technology that was developed in the mid-1900s. It works pretty well, so vaccine makers just have kept using it. In order to make one vaccine, it takes approximately one egg, so at this site there is almost one million eggs per day that are delivered. On average, it would take about six months for that egg that comes into the door to a final dose vaccine that goes to one of our customers. Along the way, that vaccine spends about 70 percent of its time in quality control testing.
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Not always. But, one thing for sure, Flu vaccines are formulated in all manner of crap and is one of the most noxious vaccines out there and the highest paid out in the courts when people sue.
i’d bet the eggs are not even close to organic and come from chickens industrially produced and fed on steroids, hormones and antibiotics…….
Naomi, I’d bet the eggs are actually GMO lol
Naomi, I’d actually bet the eggs are GMO lol
I am allergic to albumin (aka egg white) and nearly died from my last ever flu shot way back in 1976. Many in the medical field have tried to tell me they no longer use albumin in flu vaccines any longer. Thanks for the warning!
And there’s your egg allergy.
You can bet your bottom dollar that we will see an epidemic of children with allergies to eggs – just like we witnessed when vaccines were produced on peanut butter – resulting in the explosion of peanut allergies. How many more allergy catastrophes are we going to engineer – all in the name of preventing disease via the “vaccine religion” – that is based on a faulty understanding of how the immune system works.
Isn’t it high time to re-examine the whole vaccine scenario – and to look the real facts in the face. We have already destroyed over 50% of the last generation of children, who now populate our “special ed” classrooms, at horrendous expense, quite apart from the human tragedy of destroyed lives and destroyed families..
I don’t believe anyone is Allergic to albumin. Albumin is in everyone’s blood. Low albumin is a very bad thing. Sounds like you do you have an egg allergy though. I never have heard peanut butter with something use with vaccines. I will look into that-very interesting!