dengue Influenza vaccines seem to be modifying influenza into a dangerous dengue-like disease 05 April 2018: Last year's influenza vaccine also contained the same H3N2 strain as this year's vaccine (A/Hong Kong/4801/2014 (H3N2)-like virus). Many people would have developed long term IgE mediated sensitization to the H3N2 viral proteins due to last year's vaccine. Those who received the Flublok vaccine can be expected to have an even stronger IgE response due to its 3X viral protein content. This year's vaccine H3N2 proteins would have been neutralized by these IgE antibodies. Thus resulting in the observed low vaccine efficacy. When a person making anti-H3N2 IgE is infected with H3N2, one can expect the course of the flu to be significantly worse. So the "cytokine storm" being observed in severe cases is likely to be an infection concurrent with an allergic reaction. Death is caused by anaphylactic shock but due to the presence of an infection, it is wrongly classified as septic shock. killed How Swine Flu Killed the Healthy "Some of the thousands who died may have been victims of their own immune systems, suggests a paper appearing in Nature Medicine today." "Some adult victims of severe H1N1 had lungs full of a protein called C4d (orange, left). C4d usually helps destroy viruses, but researchers think that when it met the 2009 virus, it helped kill the host instead." "Instead of punching holes in the viruses, the immune complexes punched holes in the victims' veins and flooded their lungs with water and plasma. "The immune system gets fooled into activating this particular immune defense, and it causes harm..." Ref: Severe pandemic 2009 H1N1 influenza disease due to pathogenic immune complexes "Pandemic influenza viruses often cause severe disease in middle-aged adults without preexisting comorbidities. The mechanism of illness associated with severe disease in this age group is not well understood 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10" enough Flu Vaccine — Too Much of a Good Thing? "In one year of the study, it appeared that multiply vaccinated subjects were actually more likely to develop influenza than unvaccinated subjects". "A similar effect was noted during the 2009 influenza A virus subtype H1N1 pandemic when increased rates of pandemic H1N1 were reported in patients who had previously received seasonal H1N1 vaccine in Canada [8]" "The authors speculate that this might be consistent with a disease-enhancing effect of influenza vaccine. Vaccine-enhanced disease has been recognized as a potential problem in other human infectious diseases such as dengue [10] and respiratory syncytial virus [11],... (Emph. mine. - RJS)"

poeple People that died of flu faster than Ebola andersen 2018 - Flu Killed Daughter in Two Days baughman 2018 - Bodybuilder dies of flu in 3 days. gallagher 2018 - died five days after leaving work early with flu symptoms murrieta 2017 - Diagnosed with the flu on Monday, died one day later. tiistola 1918 - died of flu in 3 days. Ebola kills you in a week to ten days. The people listed here died of flu in half that time. selenium Selenium deficiency increases the pathology of an influenza virus infection "The data presented here demonstrate that a dietary deficiency of the nutritionally essential trace element Se increases the lung pathology caused by the influenza virus in mice." (Beck 2001) mutates Selenium Deficiency Causes Flu Virus To Mutate Into More Dangerous Forms Influenza virus that has been passed through mice deficient in the trace nutrient selenium mutates and emerges from the mice more virulent than before, a new study shows. A report on the discovery appears in the June 8 issue of the FASEB Journal, a scientific journal published by the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. Authors include Dr. Melinda A. Beck, associate professor of pediatrics and nutrition at the UNC schools of medicine and public health, and Heather K. Nelson, a doctoral student in nutrition at UNC. Dr. Orville A. Levander, a research chemist with the Agricultural Research Service's Beltsville Human Nutrition Research Center, who specializes in selenium, also contributed to the study. In April, the scientists reported discovering that inadequate intake of selenium boosts damage caused by influenza viruses. "We believe our latest findings are both important and potentially disturbing because they suggest nutritional deficiencies can promote epidemics in a way not appreciated before," Beck said. "Here we looked at flu virus because it hospitalizes more than 100,000 people each year in the United States alone. But what we found conceivably could be true for any RNA virus -- cold virus, AIDS virus and Ebola virus."