"acute infectious disease"--Encylopedia Britannica (2000)
"Dr Campbell
discovered smallpox was caused by the bite of a bedbug..and the degree of
severity of the disease was directly proportional to the cachexia (general ill
health and malnutrition) of the patient...He spoke of "scorbutic cachexia"
relating it to scurvy, "the disease caused by lack of green food" and said "the
removal of this perversion of nutrition will so mitigate the virulence of this
malady as positively to prevent the pitting or pocking of smallpox."
(Immunization p54. Bacteria Inc by Cash Asher 1949)------Walene
James:
http://www.whale.to/v/asher3.html
"Perhaps the greatest evil of immunization lies in its
diversion of public attention from true methods of disease prevention. It
encourages public authorities to permit all kinds of sanitary defects and social
problems to remain undressed, particularly in schools. It ignores the part
played by food and sunlight and many other factors in the maintenance of health.
It exaggerates the risk of diphtheria and works upon the fear of parents. The
more it is supported by public authorities, the more will its dangers and
disadvantages be concealed or denied."
M. Meadow Bayly, M.R.C.S., 1944http://www.whale.to/v/bayly.html
"Not one case receiving homeopathic care died, while the "old school"
doctors lost twenty percent of their (smallpox) cases.....I gave about three
hundred internal vaccinations, five to adults acting as practical nurses; to the
man who installed the telephone and lights in the pest-house; to mothers who
slept with their children while they had smallpox in its severest form. All of
these people, exposed daily, were immune."--W.
L. Bonnell, MD
http://www.whale.to/v/bonnell.html
To test the effectiveness of natural immunity versus vaccination, the
nonvaccinated Kingston Clinic staff challenged six vaccinated doctors to join
them, in 1936, in a smallpox isolation unit. The doctors had the very good sense
not to accept the offer.
"Smallpox is considered one of
the most virulent of contagious diseases, and it is generally believed that
persons exposed are almost invariably attacked, unless protected by vaccination.
This is one of the most stupendous exaggerations to be found in medical
literature. My experience has been that very few people take it when exposed to
it."--John Tilden MD
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"Dr. Bridges, in his Report, observes that "of 796 visitors who paid
1118 visits, only 3 were afterwards admitted into the hospital with small-pox."
Mr. Sweeting, of the Fulham Hospital, writes :" 33 patients were visited by
48 persons, who made altogether 76 visits; only one of the visitors was
afterwards admitted with small-pox." ...Dr. Bernard, of the Stockwell
Hospital, writes :" 1056 visits were paid into the wards of the hospital. It is
interesting to be able to say that, as far as I have heard, no one caught
small-pox thereby;"---The
Fable of the Smallpox Nurses and Revaccination
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"As a matter of fact, perhaps it is safe to say that not more than 10
per cent of the people ever would take smallpox if sleeping in the same bed with
an infected smallpox victim."--Dr
Hay
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/hay.html
"Both Press and Radio continue to preach that smallpox is a terribly
infectious and deadly scourge. They never tell us that " - . - provided no
mischief be done either by physician or nurse, it is the most safe and slight of
all diseases". (Dr. Thomas Sydenham, 1688).--Lionel
Dole
http://www.whale.to/v/dole.html
"For years Dr. Matthew J. Rodermund, MD of Wisconsin, USA, offered
$10,000 to anyone who could prove scientifically that smallpox is contagious.
Nobody ever claimed the money. Dr Charles A.A. Campbell, MD of San Antonio,
USA, who was for years in charge of an isolation hospital made exhaustive
experiments in order to demonstrate that smallpox is contagious, but found that
this is not the case."--Keki
Sidhwa ND
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/smallpox8.html
"Dr Rodermund, a physician in the state of Wisconscin, created a
sensation by smearing his body with the exudate of smallpox sores in order to
demonstrate to his medical colleagues that a healthy body could not be infected
with the disease. He was arrested and quaratined in jail, but not before he had
come into contact with many people. Not a single case of smallpox developed
through this "exposure"....I have ...handled intimately thousands of cases of
contagious diseases, and I do not remember a single instance where any of us was
the least affected by such contact."---Henry
Lindlahr MD (Philosophy of Natural Therapeutics p 39).
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/lindlahr.html
An Obstinate Baby---At a public meeting held in the Town Hall, Derby,
March 2, 1871, a working man caused much amusement by asking Dr Greaves how it
was that when four out five of his children were down with smallpox, the fifth,
unvaccinated, would not take the disease, although placed between two of the
others in bed.
"In a recent number of the Leicester Free Press, it is said :"
So far as we are concerned in Leicester, a town containing 120,000 inhabitants,
with many thousands of unvaccinated children, smallpox seems to be about the
least dangerous of all diseases, and is not to be named by the side of scarlet
fever, measles, whooping cough, diarrhoea, or even consumption. If a case of
small-pox is discovered, instant isolation is adopted, and during the last five
years we have hardly had five deaths. That being the state of the case, one need
not wonder that the fear of the disease should disappear, or that resistance to
vaccination should increase."--William
Tebb 1881
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"Dr. Russell T. Trall,
the eminent Natural Hygienist, considered smallpox "as essentially . . . not a
dangerous disease." He cared for large numbers of patients afflicted with
smallpox and never lost a case. Under conventional medical treatment, patients
were drugged heroically, bled profusely, were smothered in blankets, wallowed in
dirty linen, were allowed no water, fresh air and stuffed with milk, brandy or
wine. Antimony and Mercury were medicated in large doses. Physicians kept their
patients bundled up warm in bed, with the room heated and doors and windows
carefully closed, so that not a breath of fresh air could get in, and given
freely large doses of drugs to induce sweating (Sudorifics), plus wine and
aromatized liquors. Fever patients were put into vaporbath chambers in order to
sweat the impurities out of the system. Given no water when they cried for it
and when gasping for air were carried to a dry-hot room and after a while were
returned to the steam torture. Many must have died of Heat Stroke!"--Dr
Shelton DC
http://www.whale.to/vaccine/shelton.html
"During the Brighton smallpox outbreak (1950-51), the usual BBC
encephalitis campaign opened with an anonymous doctor assuring the world, with
authoritative emphasis, that "smallpox is the most infectious disease known to
Man"! The BBC had evidently never heard of influenza. During the smallpox
outbreak of 1961-2, on the other hand, we heard medical officers of health
saying on the radio such things as, "After all, smallpox is not such a very
infectious disease." This would have been held to be pure blasphemy only a few
years ago. May the good work go on!"--Lionel
Dole
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