Oseltamivir
(Tamiflu )
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Viral
fear racket
[Part of the Bird Flu Heist
of the Bandits (£650 Million thrown down the
drain/given to the Psychopaths). A very bloodthirsty bandit,
Rumsfeld, has a stake in
this. He has a thing about poisons, and personally brought us the
Swine
flu massacre, and the
notable poison and obesity promoter---
Aspartame.
Of course, if the bandits wanted to kill viral diseases they wouldn't have
suppressed the Vitamin C cure, (and ozone).
But viruses, mostly just fear of viruses, is what keeps the whole bandit wagon
on the road.
The sell by date was due to run out in the autumn (2009),
hence the real need to get it into bodies asap, the excuse being the new
Swine flu 2009 engineered
fearmonger.]
See: Bird
Flu Fearmongering
Swine
flu vaccine 2009
[2007] NEUROEXCITATORY ACTIONS OF TAMIFLU AND ITS CARBOXYLATE METABOLITE
70 deaths and more than 100 cases of abnormal behaviors have been
reported associated with Tamiflu use in Japan, with special attention to cases
involving children and adolescents. Serious effects include sudden deaths in
toddlers and altered behaviors, including suicide, in teenagers.
[2014] Ministers blew £650MILLION on useless
anti-flu drugs: Cash spent on stockpiling treatments that 'worked no better than
paracetamol'
[2009 Dec] The Truth About Tamiflu
the FDA directed Roche to state on the drug’s label the following caveat:
“Tamiflu has not been proven to have a positive impact on the potential
consequences (such as hospitalizations, mortality, or economic impact) of
seasonal, avian, or pandemic influenza.”
[2009 Oct
Letter] Swine flu fatal? Or Tamiflu fatal?
[13 July 2009] FROM THE JOBBING DR
WEBSITE We all love Tamiflu most of the stockpiled Tamiflu was
for a previous flu scare, and it expires (passes its sell-by date) in
the early part of this Autumn (2009) when it effectively and officially
becomes useless (as opposed to being pretty useless anyway).
[2009 June] More Swine
flu porkies by Hilary Butler Never tell anyone that side
effects of Tamiflu look like the flu you're trying to stop. Just tell
them that Tamiflu stops it being worse than it would be otherwise
Tamiflu - why no honesty?---Steve Scrutton
Quotes
In "The Rise and Fall of a K Street Renegade," published in The Wall Street
Journal,
Wall Street Journal February 13, 2017 Brody Mullins details the suspected
wrongdoings of Evan Morris, who at age 27 became a top Washington lobbyist for
Roche Holdings AG, one of the largest drug companies in the world. In
July, 2015, he came under federal investigation, suspected of embezzling
millions of company dollars through various schemes. Part of Morris' genius was
his ability to capitalize on and shape public sentiment through the use of
media, advertising, opinion polls, focus groups and the creation of front
groups. According to Mullins, "He sponsored nonprofits that engaged in
letter-writing campaigns and organized patient groups that demanded Medicare
reimbursement for his firm's drugs." When the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) considered banning the cancer drug Avastin, Morris created
the non-profit group, Patient Care Action Network. Morris recruited doctors and
patients who then did Morris' work for him, urging their congressional
representatives to oppose the FDA.
How Morris Turned Tamiflu Into a Blockbuster Drug In the article, Mullins
also reveals how Morris made Roche's influenza
drug Tamiflu into a massive blockbuster by seeding and feeding public fear
during the 2005 avian flu outbreak: "Roche produced the leading treatment, a
pill called Tamiflu. Sensing opportunity, Mr. Morris adopted an emerging
lobbying tactic: build support among a lawmaker's constituents to supplement the
traditional glad-handing of elected officials with dinners and campaign
donations. Mr. Morris contracted consultants who promoted news stories that
stoked fears about an avian-flu outbreak. The goal was to sell more Tamiflu.
In October 2005, 32 Democratic senators wrote a letter to President George W.
Bush expressing their 'grave concern that the nation is dangerously unprepared
for the serious threat of avian influenza.' Within weeks, Mr. Bush created
an emergency stockpile of avian flu treatments that eventually included more
than $1 billion worth of Tamiflu pills. His administration offered subsidies
that led to millions of dollars of additional Tamiflu sales to state
governments."
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2017/03/07/cdc-uses-false-fears-promote-vaccine-uptake.aspx
Media stories
[2010 jan] Girl, 19, left battling blindness
after taking Tamiflu (and she didn't even have swine flu)
[2009 Dec] Doctors query ability of Tamiflu to stop
severe illness Roche, the manufacturer of Tamiflu, has made it
impossible for scientists to assess how well the anti-flu drug stockpiled around
the globe works by withholding the evidence the company has gained from trials,
doctors alleged today . Tamiflu may shorten the bout of illness by a
day or so, the investigators say, but it is impossible to know whether
it prevents severe disease because the published data is insufficient. Roche has
failed to make some of the studies carried out on the drug publicly available,
the scientists say.
[2009 Dec] Just one in five people given Tamiflu
by NHS hotline was actually suffering from swine flu (and 800,000 wrongly told
to stay home) Around 800,000 people were incorrectly told to
stop work and take the Tamiflu drug, costing employers hundreds of millions of
pounds and adding to the NHS drug bill. In fact just one in every five people
diagnosed by the controversial call centres actually had the illness. .....It
means that more than 800,000 of the 1million packets of Tamiflu - which cost
around £15 each - were given out needlessly. .....Now the expected death toll
has been revised to less than 1,000 - with 270 having died so far, of whom 80
per cent had other illnesses or underlying conditions.
[2009 Nov] South Korean Teenager Jumps
From Apartment Window After Taking Tamiflu
[2009 oct] Footy friends rally after
Perkin loses wife and son
[2009 Aug] Tamiflu puts 600,000 at greater risk of a stroke
[2009 Aug] Experts warned dispersal of
Tamiflu would do more harm than good
[2009 Aug] 'Tamiflu turned my children into
hallucinating, sobbing wrecks'
[2009 Aug] Children
should not be given Tamiflu, Oxford researchers say
[2009 Aug] GMTV star Andrew
Castle claims his daughter almost died from taking Tamiflu
[2009 July] Half of children taking
Tamiflu have side-effects
[2009 May]
The trouble with Tamiflu The review
concluded that they might be of some help in a pandemic, but strongly
recommended they should not be handed out routinely or used for normal winter
flu outbreaks. To Jefferson's horror, however,
the WHO has recommended that the drugs should be used against seasonal flu - the
usual forms of flu that hit us every winter - so that doctors get used to giving
them, and patients to taking them, ahead of a pandemic.
[Nov 2007 Tamiflu]
FDA seeks
warnings on flu vaccines Twenty-five patients
under age 21 have died while taking the drug, most of them in Japan. Five deaths
resulted from children "falling from windows or balconies or running into
traffic."
[Media Nov 2005] Japan
Links Tamiflu to Sudden Deaths in Children The ministry confirms that it has concluded that the death of one
boy was the result of side effects from the drug. The ministry says
it has found 64 cases of psychological disorders linked to the drug
in the past four years.
Big Stakes in Tamiflu Debate
Rumsfeld - as a stock holder and former CEO of Gilead Sciences Inc., the
sole patent owner of Tamiflu, the antiviral drug now being stockpiled by
the Defense Department and other agencies - stands to make millions of
dollars if legislation is passed that allocates additional federal money
to stockpile the anti-viral medications.
[Media Nov 2006]
Tamiflu caution: Children may act oddly
[2005] Alarming deaths of Tamiflu patients - FDA
to investigate The U.S. Food and Drug Administration are investigating
the deaths of 12 children in Japan who took Roche's flu-fighting drug Tamiflu.
The FDA said the 12 deaths it was reviewing included one suicide, four cases of
sudden death and four cases of cardiac arrest. There also were single cases of
pneumonia, asphyxiation and acute pancreatitis......It seems the most alarming
psychiatric events included two cases in which a 12-year-old and a 13-year-old
jumped out of the second-floor windows of their homes after receiving two doses
of Tamiflu.
Flu Heist
[2009 may] Swine flu? It's just like a
cold, says girl, 12, who was one of six hit at same public school
[2009 April WDDTY] Swine flu alert
clears old stock of Tamiflu
[2009 April] Flu a windfall for some drugmakers,
shares jump
[Media Nov 2006]
£3bn plan for flu pandemic
while the government will triple its usual supplies of the antiviral drug
Tamiflu at a cost of almost half-a-billion
pounds.
[Media Nov 2006] UK urged to
stockpile two anti-bird flu drugs Britain has
stockpiled about 14.6 million treatment courses of Tamiflu at a cost of around
200 million pounds ($380 million).
The Rumsfeld crime history:
"The
Rumsfeld
history starts in 1976, when a military recruit in New Jersey died from a flu
that experts speculated might be the "swine flu" virus of 1918 pandemic fame.
As Sargent tells it, Rumsfeld, who was then and is again the nation's
secretary of defense, made the imminent "swine flu" a political issue to add
some spark to the campaign of President Ford, an interim leader without a
cause. At Rumsfeld's urging, the administration would ensure that "every man,
woman and child" was vaccinated. Huge amounts of vaccine were produced and
distributed quickly."--
Lisa Parsons]
"Rumsfeld was president of Serle corporation in
1977, maker of aspartame, then, part of Reagan transition team, and got
aspartame 'legalized' by appointing a defense department contractor [??] (Hayes)
as head of FDA!
In January 1981 Rumsfeld told a
sales meeting, according to one attendee, that he would call in his chips and
get aspartame approved by the end of the year. On January 25th, the day the new
president took office, the previous FDA commissioner's authority was suspended,
and the next month, the commissioner's job went to Dr. Arthur Hull Hayes.
Transition records do not show why
the administration chose ***Hayes, a professor and Defense Department contract
researcher.*** In July Hayes, defying FDA advisors, approved aspartame for dry
foods -- his first major decision. In November 1983 the FDA approved aspartame
for soft drinks -- Hayes' last decision. In November 1983 Hayes, under fire for
accepting corporate gifts, left the agency and went to Searle's public-relations
firm as senior medical advisor. Later Searle lawyer Robert Shapiro named
aspartame NutraSweet. Monsanto purchased Searle. Rumsfeld received a $12 million
bonus. Shapiro is now Monsanto president. .....Former
White House Chief of Staff Rumsfeld owed a debt of gratitude to former White
House confidante and Rumsfeld friend Donald Kendal, Pepsi's chairman. The Pepsi
announcement and aggressive marketing (millions of gumballs, a red and white
swirl, tough contracts) made NutraSweet known in every home.
....From 1985 to 1995, researchers did about 400 aspartame studies. They
were divided almost evenly between those that gave assurances and those that
raised questions about the sweetener. Most instructively, Searle paid for 100%
of those finding no problem. All studies paid for by non-industry sources raised
questions."---James
S. Turner
External
According to our analysis [1,2], Tamiflu shows no treatment
effect against influenza in children with asthma. Although the drug
significantly lowered the percentage of people who had positive test results for
flu virus, it did not lower the number of people who showed flu-like symptoms
[1,2]. Thus we conclude that Tamiflu does not prevent flu.
http://www.npojip.org/english/no61.html
Mechanism of sudden death is confirmed by at least three animal toxicity studies
conducted by Roche company[8-10]. 10 minutes to seven hours (mainly 2 to 4
hours) after the first dose of Tamiflu, 7-day old rats spontaneously decreased
movement, had weakened respiration which subsequently became irregular, and died
probably from respiratory suppression. In one experiment, of the 24 rats
administered with 1000mg/kg of oral oseltamivir 18 died within 7 hours after the
first dose of oseltamivir. Cyanosis was observed in 6 rats but no abnormality
was found at autopsy. In another experiment two of the 14 rats in the 700mg/kg
group and three of the 14 rats in the 1000mg/kg group died. Their body
temperatures, spontaneous movement and respiration rates decreased, and the
respiration became irregular in 6 among 14 of the 700mg/kg group and in 12 among
14 of the 1000mg/kg group, while none of these signs and symptoms was observed
either in 14 rats in the control group or in 500 mg/kg group. In the 1000mg/kg
group tremor and collapse were also observed. These signs and symptoms indicate
that a major cause of the death of those animals is respiratory suppression due
to central nervous system suppression which resembles the
pharmacological/toxicological profile of barbiturate and/or other sedatives and
sleeping pills.
All of the six human infants died within two to several hours after taking their
first dose of Tamiflu during sleep at night or afternoon nap. One infant died
within one hour after his parents found abnormal respiration [11]. The clinical
courses of the infants and the rats are very similar to each other.
http://www.npojip.org/english/no61.html
Even in mature individuals the function of blood-brain barrier may deteriorate
if one has influenza and there are several data that show Tamiflu causes
increased pressure inside the brain (intra-cranial pressure): a 5-month-old baby
who was treated with Tamiflu for prevention of flu, showed fontanel bulging [12]
that is a firm sign of increased pressure in brain. And a randomized controlled
trial of Tamiflu for prevention of adult flu shows that the drug induces
headache, nausea and vomiting in one in 25, 24 and 55 people who were treated
with the drug (number needed to Harm is 25, 24 and 55 respectively). This
indicates that oseltamivir increases pressure inside the brain too.
http://www.npojip.org/english/no61.html
We know several patients who had no high fever and took no drugs other than
Tamiflu. This shows that these patients are not the cases of fever delirium or
their symptoms were not induced by other drugs.
http://www.npojip.org/english/no61.html