How I Learned That The Shingles Vaccine Is Not Needed

Introduction:

 
Shingles, which goes by the medical name “herpes zoster”, is a sickness that causes an itchy skin rash, which can be painful, and that lasts from 2 to 4 weeks. One in three Americans will develop shingles in their lifetime according to the US CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention). Are the risks of the Shingles vaccine side-effects worth the supposed protection offered but the shots?
 

DISCLAIMER: Big Pharma wants you to know that you should not listen to anyone’s medical advice other than their bought-and-paid-for system-indoctrinated physicians for any and all medical advice, including vaccines that Big Pharma makes a fortune off of, while gloating in their “immunity” from prosecution that they have acquired through their collusion with Big Government. So be sure to consult your local drug-pusher – I mean your “primary care physician” – before listening to anyone else. Got that?

This is how I learned that the Shingles vaccine is not needed:

 

My wife came down with shingles, and as soon as she noticed a rash we went to the doctor, she got some medicine (I don’t recall what it was) and she was better within a week.
 Why is this significant to anyone else? I’ll tell you why… because at that point in time my wife was dying of post-transplant lymphoma (and would pass away from lymphoma 2 months later), due to a weakened immune system after being on immune suppression drugs for 42 years, as a necessary anti-rejection medicine for 3 successive kidney transplants. 
If a person could recover from shingles without a SHOT/JAB/VAX when dying from a failed immune system, well I think the rest of us should be able to survive shingles without some so-called “safe and effective” Big Pharma jab. Keep that in mind the next time your Big Pharma drug pushers – affectionately known as PCPs (Primary Care Physicians) tell you that you need a jab of ANY kind. 
May God bless you with the wisdom needed to navigate this extremely corrupt medical system we have to deal with.
 

Some details about the Shingle shot:

 
Shingrix is the name of at least one of the currently used Shingles vaccines. It is a two-shot vaccine. After receiving the first shot, the second shot is administered 2 to 6 months later. “Anyone who currently has shingles or is pregnant shouldn’t get Shingrix. Also, if someone hasn’t had chickenpox or if they’ve had an earlier version of the shingles vaccine that caused an allergic reaction, I would strongly encourage them to follow up with their health care provider before getting the shot.” [1]
 

Some of the possible side-effects of the Shingles vaccine:

• A severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) can happen after a shingles vaccine – a life-threatening emergency that needs immediate medical attention. [2]

 

• A condition called Guillain-Barré syndrome can happen after the shingles vaccine, which can be life-threatening. Guillain-Barré syndrome is an autoimmune condition that causes your immune system to attack nerve cells. The symptoms include loss of sensation and muscle paralysis, typically spreading up from the lower half of your body. [2]

 

• Common side effects of the shingles vaccine include: pain in the injection arm, redness and swelling at the injection site, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, fever and chills, stomach pain and nausea. [2]

 

• So-called “rare” side-effects include: ankle/knee/great toe joint pain, blindness, blurred vision, decreased vision, eye pain, fever greater than 39 degree Celsius, joint stiffness or swelling, lower back or side pain, swollen, painful, or tender lymph glands in the neck, armpit or groin. [3]

So if the Shingles vaccine does not seriously debilitate you FOR LIFE, then you can expect at least some of the “common” side effects listed above, which hopefully will go away after a short time. I personally don’t live my life based on the claims of people “selling” profit-motivated fear. I prefer to take care of my body and do what I can to keep my immune system healthy so I will be able to fight off illnesses without having to inject myself with potentially very dangerous chemicals, including the many nasty chemical additives (called adjuvants) used in vaccines, not to mention the fact that many vaccines are now developed using human fetal tissue including the “Merck version of the Shingles vaccine”[4]. The Dr. Axe article listed below has some helpful tips on “natural treatments for Shingles”[5].
 

Summary:

 
“Shingles is generally not life-threatening unless you have a weakened immune system”[2]. So why risk having dangerous side-effects of a shingles vaccine when the disease is rarely life-threatening for those with healthy immune systems and when there are medications available to treat it and considering that it clears up in 2 to 4 weeks? Just because some doctor recommended it? A doctor who makes money off of those shots? A doctor who is trained by the pharmaceutical industry to SELL you pills and shots? Sorry folks, but I smell a rat, a very BIG rat, or at least a very strong case of profit-fueled BIAS. AND, by the way, “you can’t get Shingles if you never had Chicken Pox”[6].
 

Additional information about the risks, dangers and side-effects of shingles vaccines:

1. The Shingles Vaccine, Explained
2. Shingles Vaccine Side Effects (at verywellhealth.com)
3. Shingrix Side Effects (at drugs.com)
4. Human Fetal Tissue Used In Vaccines
5. Shingles Natural Treatment: Foods, Supplements & Oils (at draxe.com)
6. Can a person get shingles if they have not had chickenpox?
7. Which Medications Treat and Prevent Shingles?
8. Shingles vaccine side effects mostly mild, yet 3% of complaints were serious, CDC says

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