One excerpt: The hepatitis A vaccine was the placebo for the influenza vaccine in a well publicized study. The study’s designer is quoted as saying that he didn’t want to withhold a potentially beneficial treatment from the control subjects. “Hepatitis was not studied, but to keep the investigators from knowing which colonies received flu vaccine, they had to offer placebo shots, and hepatitis shots do some good while sterile water injections do not.” So, if the placebo is supposed to have no therapeutic effect as the definition that was taken from an ardently pro-vaccine website that criticizes our criticism of their use of placebos, and the study used hepA placebo because “water does no good” … where on earth is the match up with even their definition of science?
http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/vaccines-we-trust
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