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Syag: I accept that-that is what a coffee room is all about.

Ubiquitin:
My point was not about a specific vaccines aluminum content, rather the overall idea that vaccines obviously contain different elements that are not healthful to the body. Even though these amounts may be small, they have multiplicative effects with what ever other garbage is in our environment. Also, have you checked the vaccine schedule lately? I happen to be fully vaccinated but while the Al content may be relatively small in 1 vaccine, if you are getting 90-100 vaccines (which are usually done in large groups), even excluding the live attenuated ones, many have aluminum or other harmful components.
BTW, It seems like people on this thread have a tendency to misconstrue. I said that I am in the healthcare field, not someone who practices medicine.
Also, all because you do not love what I am saying, does not make what I am saying less true.
Although mother’s milk does have a bit of aluminum and it has been shown to have significantly LESS aluminum than certain vaccines. I can provide links to scholarly journals if you would like! There are many studies regarding that, that are not pro or anti vaccine, they are neutral studies just reporting occurrences. Additionally, due to moms nutrients being passed to the baby, moms who ingest more aluminum with have more aluminum in their milk. Same logic for why many meds cannot be used during pregnancy/nursing, due to passing it on to infant-which I am SURE you understand as a healthcare professional.
And regarding blood transfusions-due to longer time of absorption, it would be unwise for someone to drink blood. It is quite a circuitous route from the mouth to the bloodstream. Unless you want the person to pass out, infusion is the better way to go. Veggie infusion wouldn’t help as some components are more naturally and abundantly found in blood; the veggies nutrients then have to be “digested”. This is all basic physiology, so please check your facts.
My intention is not to be argumentative, while some is opinion, what is written above are physiological facts-nothing we have control over-that’s how G-d designed the body.

Dovid BT:
Great alternate examples 🙂

Just throwing out there some logic behind it. Some find it offending, some dont. I’m still a bit unsure what I think of it myself.

@Neville
I will tell you that 1 year ago, there was a large study conducted in NYU Oncology linking high presences of aluminum to certain diseases (not sure if the full study is available for viewing yet) Presented by one of the high honchos there. I know someone present during the study presentation who told me that he strongly encouraged that if using aluminum foil or pans, they should be lined with 1-2 layers of parchment paper due to free aluminum molecules absorbing into hot food. To reiterate, this was presented by a MEDICALLY TRAINED DR IN NYU…and there is an actual study to back it up!

Yep Syag:
Have been involved in a few studies funded by federal and private grants and I also happen to want to eventually get married! No contradictions. Though the Coffee Room is a great way to spend a Sunday morning!

Very interesting thought. Over the years I have met people (even before I was 10 years old), maybe even only once. But I often wonder where they might be holding now. I feel like every person you meet makes a small/large impact on you (for hood or bad) and once in a while something resurfaces and you wonder about them.

Lightbrite:
Interesting point about the goldrushers. Years ago, those who didnt have the zitzfleish for school played hooky or got a job at a super young age. But I do think the itchy pants syndrome is more prevalent today. As a child/student I had patience to sit still and quiet. However now as a young adult I find myself unable to sit still etc…

With pasta, the water tends to draw out the starch (cooked pasta water is usually a bit gloopy). So if you recook, starch leaves. Also, quinoa or brown rice pasta are better options with lower glycemic indices.

Doomsday:
You are absolutely right. I myself am a healthcare professional and have been involved in multiple research studies. That is NOT how a study should be done, as the results will not yield good accuracy.
Out of all the people that I know who got the vaccine, most of them WERE vaccinated. Thus, if someone has an unvaccinated individual in their class, they technically should NOT be worried, as they had the vaccine 🙂
While actual cause and effect between vaccines and specific illnesses have not been confirmed yet with studies, foreign chemicals entering your body cannot be to good for you. How about taking a roll of heavy duty aluminum foil, cutting it up and eating it? I am pretty sure the average person woupd not do this. These heavy metals are probably not the best for you.
By the way, I am fully vaccinated, but if I would be due for another in the future, I probably would not get it!

While I understand that learning has maybe deteriorated due to the ease in which it was delivered, Artscroll is good for those who would otherwise not learn due to a learning/language issue etc. Think about pre-war times. Likely the water carrier in your little town was labeled as an unlearned person aka the person who did not have the understanding to learn. Perhaps if there was Artscroll or some oother simpler broken down version/book, those water carriers would have spent their days learning. So if someone would not be learning otherwise, or struggling too much that Torah would then not be “sweet” to them, they should use Artscroll. And they should not think they are less honourable for doing so.

In theory, being carried away on a white horse sounds lovely. In reality, fear sets in, realizing that the decision you make is somehow definite, real life responsibility…is all part of the “cold feet feeling.”

Of course, the wow factor of an over the top package, that goes with the over the top costume, is wow. However, people go too far and much too much food goes to waste. Simple is the best and appreciated. And please…no more silver or gold wrapped zaza’s this year!