Pesticides, not the polio virus, were the probable cause of so-called polio epidemics. From Patti Johnson at theburningplatform.com:
The so-called triumph of the polio vaccine has been elevated to the status of a golden calf in modern vaccinology. It stands as an untouchable idol. Its mythical victory is treated as the holy grail that supposedly proves vaccines are infallible. This legend justifies blind faith in every shot on the vaccine schedule today.
Everyone needs to watch this newly released powerful eye-opening documentary by investigative journalist Jefferey Jaxon of The Highwire titled “Polio: The Founding Myth of Modern Medicine.” This special public release brings together rare historical footage, revealing graphs and interviews with courageous experts who dare to challenge the official narrative about polio and its vaccine.
For those who can’t spare the time right now, here’s a summary/review of what the documentary exposes. Nothing replaces watching it yourself to see the full evidence and feel its impact.
The documentary explains that the standard story of polio as a deadly viral epidemic defeated only by vaccines is a myth. This myth became the foundation for public trust in modern medicine and vaccination programs. What people called “polio” included many paralytic conditions caused mainly by environmental toxins, not the poliovirus. These toxins included pesticides like lead arsenate early on and DDT later. Outbreaks of paralysis matched heavy pesticide use, especially in summer spraying seasons. Cases dropped as DDT was phased out, before the polio Salk vaccine became widespread.
Polio is a mostly harmless gut virus
Poliovirus causes no symptoms in 95 to 99 percent of infections. Before widespread use of DDT and Lead Arsenate the virus did not cause paralysis. Problems arose only when toxins damaged nerves or when medical procedures, such as tonsillectomies and or injections provoked it. A key example often cited by experts, like Dr. Suzanne Humphrie, is the remote Xavante tribe in Brazil. Researchers found that nearly everyone in the tribe (98-100% of hundreds tested) had antibodies showing exposure and immunity to all three strains of the poliovirus, meaning the virus circulated widely among them. Yet the tribe reported no cases of paralysis, crippled children or respiratory failure from polio, supporting the idea that the poliovirus alone is usually harmless and requires additional factors (like toxins) to cause paralytic disease. The original study is: “Studies on the Xavante Indians of the Brazilian Mato Grosso” by James V. Neel et al., published in the American Journal of Human Genetics (1964).
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