SUZANNE HUMPHRIES

Suzanne Humphries with ⁦@stkirsch⁩ tonight—Her book is the best medical treatise I have ever read. All doctors and medical students should be required to read and discuss it. Her book factually shows the failure of all vaccines.⁦  @SabinehazanMD⁩ ⁦@Fynnderella1⁩ pic.twitter.com/wBfSeWv4uW  

— Dr. George Fareed (@GeorgeFareed2) September 20, 2024

The 80 pages that are in this book are the summary what I can say is that I was startled by what I found when I started researching polio and that polio is still alive and well today.  You can look at diseases that put people on ventilators that they're neurological diseases where people end up on ventilators are very common.  And hundreds of them per year would have been called polio in the past.  But because when the vaccine was invented and mass-marketed, they changed the definition of what polio was, they changed the diagnostic criteria for polio.  Even Dr. [Bernard G.] Greenberg and other doctors back in the day testified in front of Congress and they said that "Even if a vaccine were never invented, the rate of polio would have gone down by 60% or more."  I think it might have been higher than that.  So the diagnostic criteria change was a major foul play as far as I'm concerned.  Just one little incidence of that, in the beginning before the vaccine, if you had one group of muscles paralyzed on two different exams 24 hours apart, you were diagnosed as polio.  And it was considered a benefit to do that because you qualified for public assistance and services, etc.  After the vaccine was mass marketed, it was changed so that you had to have two exams 60 days apart, and the 60-day period, if you still have that muscle group paralyzed after 60 days among other things, you could still be considered a polio case.  But the vast majority of paralytic polio will reverse in 60 days. The old story about the treatment of the disease was actually causing mass hysteria because that's a lot of the problem.  Even measles was mistreated back in the day.  We know that tuberculosis was mistreated with mercurials and all kinds of other neurotoxins, which actually can cause polio . . . 

Polio viruses, intestinal commensals in many places. Vaccine stains (Africa and India) evolved gain of function virulence with high mortality. Even in the “old days”—1916 leak in NYC from Rockefeller Laboratories created the largest US epidemic. @JohnLittellMD @mercola… pic.twitter.com/pyw2gVoCNo

— Dr. George Fareed (@GeorgeFareed2) September 20, 2024

Fits in here with limbs that were stiff and seem to be paralyzed and they would sever the tendons and would put them in a cast for up to 2 years and if you do that to mice that are healthy you'll find that the limbs will atrophy and they'll become unusable just because of the immobilization so it's a really complicated story in that polio what I've determined my belief is that the polio virus is a normal commensal that lives within healthy human intestines it's been shown that Indian tribes in South America where they have all three strains of the intestines.  Nobody knows of anybody that died, that's paralyzed, they weren't throwing babies off of cliffs, nobody had polio down there.  And then you get into civilization, and you see where people are starting to smoke and eat food that's not biocompatible, being injected with mercurials, smoking arsenic-laden cigarettes because it's supposed to be good for the lungs, there are all kinds of crazy medical practices, not just today been going on for a long time that actually can cause the syndrome of poliomyelitis, so poliovirus is just one thing that becomes invasive usually due to other factors, like removing tonsils or doing surgery at the time that there's circulation.  And then there's poliomyelitis which is the physical entity that affects a particular area of the spinal cord or brain stem with various manifestations that can be just like PNH, which can be very benign or very severe depending on the background of the person and what the medical system has done to them.  We have to distinguish poliomyelitis from polio.  Poliomyelitis is still alive and well all over the world in terms of transverse myelitis would have been poliomyelitis back in the day.  A lot of syphilis was poliomyelitis, arsenic poisoning, DDT, so there's a curve that looks at the DDT production.  DDT production goes down, polio goes down.  Polio is still really high in India.  You can still get DDT in India if you want it; go into most stores and just pick it up.  Then the vaccines came in.  There was the injectible vaccine and there were problems with that because, guess what, that causes poliomyelitis.  

“One of the worst strains of polio….” @MakisMD @Honest_Medicine @drpaulmarik1 pic.twitter.com/lNdrWcZiLm

— Dr. George Fareed (@GeorgeFareed2) September 20, 2024

 

Lost Remedies

I see in your issue of last week that a surgeon in India has tried the injection of chloral in cholera, and lost 60% of his patients. I have tried oil of cinnamon in an outbreak on board an Indian immigrant ship, and every case recovered.  --T.D. Atkins, MRCS (Royal College of Surgeons), from Suzanne Humphries' Dissolving Illusions, 2013.

Cinnamon is a common and familiar spice that has anti-infective properties a 2009 study in the Journal of Cranio- Maxillofacial Surgery showed it to be effective in hospital-acquired infections and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which are major health concerns worldwide.  Cinnamon's use as an anti-infective has been known for a long time.  A letter to the editor in 1878 to the medical journal The Lancet indicated that, during an outbreak of cholera, all cases survived through the use of cinnamon.  This is an impressive claim since cholera had a very high fatality rate during the 1800s.

I see in your issue of last week that a surgeon in India has tried the injection of chloral in cholera, and lost 60% of his patients. I have tried oil of cinnamon in an outbreak on board and Indian immigrant ship, and every case recovered. I have no doubt that the above medicine is a specific for cholera.

In 1889, Dr. Knaggs used a combination of ingredients including cinnamon with good outcomes in all 75 patients who suffered with the bacterial infection diphtheria.  The therapeutic mixture was prescription was precipitated sulfur chocolate powder glycerin and cinnamon water.  

Mix the powders in a mortar; then gradually add the glycerine with constant trituration, and lastly the cinnamon water.  Dose, half a teaspoonful every hour or oftener.  Dr. Knaggs reports the treatment of 75 cases of diphtheria by this drug alone, with no fatal results.

Dr. Suzanne Humphries on the History of Vaccination

 

Thank you to Wejolyn for the video. 

I think you might want to learn more about the smallpox vaccine- here’s a great overview by Dr. Suzanne Humphries from the book “dissolving Illusions” - https://t.co/rL5tyqBkKm

— Wejolyn 🇺🇸 (@Wejolyn) August 1, 2023

My journey into Illusions started in 2009 when my patients began having kidney failure, so I didn't start in the realm of autism until very recently.  In the beginning, I asked my patient why are you here?  Which dialysis unit are your from?   

And he said, "What are you talking about I've never been on dialysis before.  I never had kidney problems before that shot." 

And that was the beginning for me.  I said, "What shot?"  From there on in the amount of resistance, and "What about smallpox?", "What about polio?" that came at me turn me into the library and into the books that started me on doing research because I knew this guy was right.  And during that time I found problems with my patients who had chronic kidney disease were worsening after vaccination.  And I found that if you ask a simple question to all patients, which should be part of every doctor's history and physical examination, which is "when was your last vaccine?" that very revealing connections can be made.

So because I knew nothing about the content or the history of vaccines when the problems happen and the backlash toward me occurred in the hospital in 2008-2011, I really had nothing to fight back with back then.  If I had known then what I am going to tell you today, I could have easily beaten the arguments that were tossed at me.  Earlier this year when I was in the UK, I visited a place called Leicester that I discovered, while I was writing Dissolving Illusions with Roman, which for the history buffs amongst you, is actually the linchpin of the anti-vaccination movement.  The people of Leicester after years of fighting further human rights overturned compulsory vaccination in 1889.  Most people probably think that the smallpox vaccine was invented by Edward Jenner but it wasn't.  I'm not going to talk about that today or the successful very careful inoculation to the wealthy was going on in the Ottoman Empire long before Jenner, or that when that practice was brought to England, the doctors did it all wrong and actually created infectious Bedlam.  Smallpox vaccines are lauded as one of the success stories of eradication right that's totally false and any slight potential benefit if it ever existed was certainly not worth the imprint this vaccine has left upon humanity.  The sum total of the smallpox vaccination was a horrific, painful, deadly nightmare for too many recipients.  I think eradication would have occurred even earlier than 1979 if vaccination was stopped earlier.  Today I want to talk about why smallpox is important to understand even in today's struggle against vaccine religious zealots and it probably won't be for any reason that you will have likely thought of this building you see behind me is a men's prison today.  But in 1871 was a prison of fathers that refused to vaccinate their babies and couldn't afford their fines and so they were incarcerated to serve out their sentences.  [6:00]  In 1871, the town of Leicester had 200,000 people, no sewage no clean water putrid drains and 110% vaccination rate.  Nope you heard that right: everyone was vaccinated with a few who had extras just for good measure.  In the year 1871, one of the most severe epidemics of smallpox on record occurred during an era of meticulously documented statistics, and it happened 33 years of official compulsory vaccination.  3,000 cases of smallpox occurred in 1871, and 358 people died.  Until that point, even though parents hated vaccines and we're horrified at the side effects and deaths of their children from it, they believed the disease was worse than the vaccine.  1871 put a stop to that thinking.  And Leicester residents began to rise up and say, "We are not going to continue to sacrifice our children to a deadly and disgusting vaccine that doesn't even work." The response to the 1871 epidemic by health officials was to write stricter laws and appoint even more vaccination officers, because, like today, the problem is not allowed to be the vaccine. It was the people who just needed more doses of the vaccine.  Prosecutions in the  town increase from 2 in 1869 to over 1100 by 1881.  The total for the 12 years being over 6,000.  Of these, 64 had involved imprisonment and 193 seizures of property to obtain money owed for fines.  By 1889, only about 15% of babies in Leicester were vaccinated.  [7:50]  and the number of parents in front of the court were so many that this prison could never have held them all apart from which the court were so badly clogged up that hearing the cases became a legal impossibility.  How did that happen?  Parents stripped away the blinders the medical and public health systems had put over their eyes and for once believe their hearts.  In 1889, 110 districts had effectively annulled compulsory smallpox vaccination because the so-called anti-vaccination movement was a united force to be reckoned with.  Over 100 Parliamentarians in the House of Commons were anti-vaccine, and there was simply no way the legal system could deal with the parents all over England refusing to be vaccinated.  But 1871 was not the start of the so-called anti-vaccination movement.  It started very shortly after Edward Jenner came out with his disgusting vaccine made of horse or cow puss and initially didn't even contain the smallpox virus. 

This 1802 etching shows a horned monster being fed baskets of infants and excreting them to symbolize vaccination and its effects

Within a few years, parents were totally disillusioned with the whole idea as seen in this document published in 1817 only 20 years after the cowpox vaccine development.  

From an Appeal to the Public from John Birch Esq., 1817 on the Hazard & Peril of Vaccinations 

. . . fills them with alarm and they say they are in the most fearful state of suspense dreading last what they were persuaded to do in the hopes of saving their children from one disease may not prove the means of plunging them into another at once novel and malignant

Parents were already filled with alarm and fear, knowing full well the sickness and death that vaccines were causing in their perfectly healthy children doctors were also reporting serious illnesses like sepsis, serious skin disorders, and actual smallpox in their well-vaccinated children.  Yet the generian community committee accused those doctors who dissented and reported problems with the cowpox inoculation of having acting perversely and disingenuously misrepresenting cases according to their standard of proof.  The generic committee never factually answered the questions that the anti-vaccine doctors posed.  Instead, they smeared and spat venom in the direction of anyone who doubted the vaccination process.  This all becomes very obvious when you mine the medical literature of the time, but that's not something that my former colleagues, nor my critics today, ever bothered to do.  Instead, they carry on the 200-year-old tradition of bitterness, unfounded accusations, and nonsense about vaccine risks and effectiveness.