AND..we will use all government statistics to prove it.
Influenza or the common "flu" that people are always urged to get vaccinated for every fall, of course, takes many different forms and has many different variations--some, included in the stats-- not even rightfully even categorized as "influenza" as it has historically been known. The case of designating the deaths of the elderly as being "from the flu" is particularly murky, and we will leave them out of the current discussion. That is a fair thing to do, as the CDC urges ALL ages to get vaccinated, and so if it can be shown with more clarity (than using the elderly statistics which are notoriously fudged and difficult to isolate as genuinely flu-related) that a particular age group is dramatically inversely impacted by seasonal flu vaccination, we can fairly extrapolate those figures to the non-elderly population as a whole.
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Let's start with this article found at:
https://www.verywellhealth.com/deaths-from-flu-2633829
Excerpted from the above is this table showing annual flu deaths in the U.S. among children:
The number of children who have died from the flu in recent years:
2006-07 flu season: 68
2007-08 flu season: 88
2008-09 flu season: 133
2009-10 flu season: 282
2010-11 flu season: 123
2011-12 flu season: 37
2012-13 flu season: 171
2013-14 flu season: 111
2014-15 flu season: 148
Some of the above (we don't know how many, because it doesn't tell us,) admits the CDC, were partially or fully VACCINATED, but died anyway.
Now, let's take a look at this article:
And, this excerpted table is for annual severe reactions and deaths from vaccination:
Cases of reported hospitalization,
disability, deaths or life-threatening illness:
2014--1,737
2013--1,837
2012--1,934
2011--2,045
2010--2,570
2009--2,701
2008--2,465
2007--2,289
2006--1,477
Then, we will use the CDC's own statistics for vaccine effectiveness. I can't actually neatly directly excerpt the data but I can extrapolate (from source: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/professionals/vaccination/effectiveness-studies.htm) We will also add the number of seasonal vaccines given per year (source: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/professionals/vaccination/vaccinesupply.htm) for those years that CDC gives us those numbers.
Seasonal vaccine effectiveness by year--total doses distributed (millions of doses)--%age injured/maimed/killed:
2004-05: 10%--57--N/A
2005-06: 21%--81.2--N/A
2006-07: 52%--103.4--.014
2007-08: 37%--102.4--.022
2008-09: 41%--110.9--.022
2009-10: 56%--114--.024
2010-11: 60%--155.1--.017
2011-12: 47%--132--.015
2012-13: 49%--134.9--.014
2013-14: 52%--134.5--.014
2014-15: 19%--147.8--.012
Firstly, the above data shows that between 12 (.012%) and 24 (.024%) of every ten thousand people vaccinated are injured or killed in a given flu season, which is a FAR HIGHER number than the "parts per million" pablum the public is generally hears about (which may be just for outright deaths, but still...) Next, that first column shows clearly that, over time, vaccination is far below 50% effective, so a person is exposing him/herself to rather serious risk for less than a 50-50 shot at the vaccination even doing anything helpful.
Next, if we take the first table (annual CHILD deaths from influenza) and multiply by three, we should have a rough approximation of the number of people killed in the USA each year from flu..who are not over 65... The first column below will be those figures. The column next to those will be the replica of the second column (above) for people injured or killed by the flu each year:
Annual vaccine deaths/injuries----annual flu deaths in the USA (age 0-65) est.:
2014--1,737--444
2013--1,837--333
2012--1,934--513
2011--2,045--101
2010--2,570--369
2009--2,701--846
2008--2,465--339
2007--2,289--264
2006--1,477--198
Totals (2006-2014): 19,055---3,407
SO...for the 9 years between 2006 and 2014 a total of 19,055 were seriously injured, maimed or killed by vaccinations, while during that same period, only app. 3,407 non-elderly Americans were killed by influenza and all its variants.
Of course, we have no way of knowing how many more would have died if these low-effectiveness (by CDC's own figures) had not been administered, but, I think we can clearly see here that the vaccine industry is a "solution" waiting for a problem. The CDC is quick to point out that not all reports of hospitalization and deaths that are reported shortly after vaccination are truly the result of the vaccine; still, these numbers, IMHO, are illuminating and demand further study.
To my knowledge, this particular compilation and comparison (above) has now been done, FOR THE FIRST TIME, here on Steemit.com.
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