I'm glad you mentioned the shedding. I was in the 4th grade when the 1971 MMR was introduced. I have assumed that was the shot we all lined up for at school. My newborn baby brother got the measles. For two weeks my mother sat in the dark with him. She said measles could harm his eyes. Ever since I learned about shedding I have wondered if I shredded that vaccine on to my brother. I know my RN mother would have believed the doctors telling her no, that he was just too young to get the shot. But no one else was havin* the measles around us so where could he have gotten it from?
I was just looking at a research article yesterday that documented shedding of vaccine strain measles between siblings. My money says you are exactly right about what happened in your family. You don’t mention any complications for your baby brother. I am assuming he made it through the episode unscathed?
J.B. Handley reports that he was written to directly by a former Oregon Health Authority employee who told him that Oregon and Washington Health authorities created a fake measles outbreak in 2019:
Thanks very much for this article and for the one on measles and cancer: https://marcellapiperterry.substack.com/p/measles-and-cancer-measles-can-be. I did not know that measles vaccines were self-spreading (infecting other people with the vaccine strain of the virus) and I had never heard of any viral infection, or any infection at all, being associated observationally with cancer remission or protection from cancer.
Please see the research cited and discussed at my long web page on the vitamin D compounds, primarily 25-hydroxyvitamin D, and the immune system: https://vitamindstopscovid.info/00-evi/. There, you will find peer-reviewed research articles which clearly show that the immune system can only work properly, at least against the bacterial pathogens which cause post-operative infections, if the level of circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D is 50 ng/mL (125 nmol/L = 1 part in 20,000,000). The same is likely true of immune responses to cancer and both viral and fungal infections.
Without proper vitamin D3 supplementation - in quantities which while small, are 5 to 10 times those recommended by governments and many doctors - and without recent high level ultraviolet B exposure of ideally white skin, most people have 25 ng/mL (75 nmol/L) or less circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D. Some have only one tenth - especially the elderly and/or those with dark or black skin who are living far from the equator.
This page begins with recommendations from New Jersey based Professor of Medicine, Sunil Wimalawansa on the average daily supplemental intake quantities of vitamin D3 which will attain least 50 ng/mL circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D, over several months, without the need for blood tests or medical monitoring:
70 to 90 IU / kg body weight for those not suffering from obesity (BMI < 30).
100 to 130 IU / kg body weight for obesity I & II (BMI 30 to 39).
140 to 180 IU / kg body weight for obesity III (BMI > 39).
For 70 kg (154 lb) body weight without obesity, this is about 0.125 milligrams (125 micrograms 5000 IU) a day. This takes several months to attain the desired > 50 ng/mL circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D. This is 8 or more times what most governments recommend. "5000 IU" a day sounds like a lot, but it is a gram every 22 years - and pharma-grade vitamin D costs about USD$2.50 a gram ex-factory.
I'm glad you mentioned the shedding. I was in the 4th grade when the 1971 MMR was introduced. I have assumed that was the shot we all lined up for at school. My newborn baby brother got the measles. For two weeks my mother sat in the dark with him. She said measles could harm his eyes. Ever since I learned about shedding I have wondered if I shredded that vaccine on to my brother. I know my RN mother would have believed the doctors telling her no, that he was just too young to get the shot. But no one else was havin* the measles around us so where could he have gotten it from?
I was just looking at a research article yesterday that documented shedding of vaccine strain measles between siblings. My money says you are exactly right about what happened in your family. You don’t mention any complications for your baby brother. I am assuming he made it through the episode unscathed?
J.B. Handley reports that he was written to directly by a former Oregon Health Authority employee who told him that Oregon and Washington Health authorities created a fake measles outbreak in 2019:
https://jbhandley.substack.com/p/whistleblower-measles-outbreak-faked/
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Thanks very much for this article and for the one on measles and cancer: https://marcellapiperterry.substack.com/p/measles-and-cancer-measles-can-be. I did not know that measles vaccines were self-spreading (infecting other people with the vaccine strain of the virus) and I had never heard of any viral infection, or any infection at all, being associated observationally with cancer remission or protection from cancer.
That article links to a Mayo Clinic page which is supposed to have a video "Measles as a cancer fighter". I could not see a video there, but it is at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LImk-KdMT1w. This page has a press release and the video: https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-first-to-show-virotherapy-is-promising-against-multiple-myeloma/.
Please see the research cited and discussed at my long web page on the vitamin D compounds, primarily 25-hydroxyvitamin D, and the immune system: https://vitamindstopscovid.info/00-evi/. There, you will find peer-reviewed research articles which clearly show that the immune system can only work properly, at least against the bacterial pathogens which cause post-operative infections, if the level of circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D is 50 ng/mL (125 nmol/L = 1 part in 20,000,000). The same is likely true of immune responses to cancer and both viral and fungal infections.
Without proper vitamin D3 supplementation - in quantities which while small, are 5 to 10 times those recommended by governments and many doctors - and without recent high level ultraviolet B exposure of ideally white skin, most people have 25 ng/mL (75 nmol/L) or less circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D. Some have only one tenth - especially the elderly and/or those with dark or black skin who are living far from the equator.
This page begins with recommendations from New Jersey based Professor of Medicine, Sunil Wimalawansa on the average daily supplemental intake quantities of vitamin D3 which will attain least 50 ng/mL circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D, over several months, without the need for blood tests or medical monitoring:
70 to 90 IU / kg body weight for those not suffering from obesity (BMI < 30).
100 to 130 IU / kg body weight for obesity I & II (BMI 30 to 39).
140 to 180 IU / kg body weight for obesity III (BMI > 39).
For 70 kg (154 lb) body weight without obesity, this is about 0.125 milligrams (125 micrograms 5000 IU) a day. This takes several months to attain the desired > 50 ng/mL circulating 25-hydroxyvitamin D. This is 8 or more times what most governments recommend. "5000 IU" a day sounds like a lot, but it is a gram every 22 years - and pharma-grade vitamin D costs about USD$2.50 a gram ex-factory.