Cijepljenje – gdje je kraj posljedicama
Dr Gerhard Buchwald — INTERNIST, PULMOLOG:
“Svako cjepivo izaziva minimalna oštećenja mozga koja prolaze nezabilježeno sve dok se ne manifestiraju kao hiper-aktivnost, problem s učenjem, poremećaj u ponašanju kao i nasilno ponašanje, koji se zatim liječe Psychopharmeca-om (lijek sličan Ritalinu).
Ali cjepiva ne izazivaju samo encefalopatije u mozgu, nego također i modificiraju genetski kod!
1866, jedan je engleski liječnik opisao veoma čudno oboljenje. Djeca su izgledala kao Mongoli. Njegovo ime je bilo Down, pa se zato ta bolest danas naziva Downov sindrom. Moram dodati da je ovaj sidrom rezultat Jennerovog cijepljenja širom Engleske 1796. Downov sindrom je najvjerojatnije prva nasljedna bolest kao posledica cjepljenja. U Njemačkoj je prvi slucaj Downovog sindroma zabilježen 1922. Danas, jedno od 700 novorođenčadi ima ovaj sindrom. Ali najstrašnija činjenica tek dolazi..
Mi danas znamo za 4 000 bolesti izazvanih mutacijom gena!”
Dr Gerhard Buchwald
Knjige dr Buchwalda:
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/buchwald.html
“Every vaccine shot causes minimal cerebral damage which goes un-noticed until it manifests itself in hyper-activity, and learning, behavioral disorders, as well as social violence, who are then treated with Psychopharmeca (a drug similar to Ritalin).
But, by the vaccines we don’t just produce encephalopathies in the brain, but we also produce modifications of the genetic code.
In 1866, an English physician described a very strange illness. Children looked like Mongols. His name was Down. That’s why we call it Down’s Syndrome today… I should add that this syndrome is a result of the vaccinations carried throughout England by Jenner in 1796… It (Down’s Syndrome) is probably the first congenital disease caused by vaccinations. In Germany, the first child with evidence of Down’s Syndrome was reported in 1922. Today, one in every 700 newborns has it… But the most terrifying fact is still to come… We already know today of 4,000 illnesses caused by genes!”
Gerhard Buchwald MD
Izvor: internet, dr. Sladjana Velkov
