Russ,
This is so disturbing as I work in Health care and am forced to get this crap shot into my skin every year. I actually tried refusing this year and was threatened with losing my job. Aren't there legal exemptions for folks like us like there are for school aged children? Do the religious exemptions used to avoid school vaccines apply to adults in the workplace as well. I would really like to find out because I dont want to do this every year. I work in an outpatient setting and am no more exposed to TB then the general population. It makes me sooooooooo mad
Marnie
There are alternatives available such as biofeedback and Meridian Stress Assessment. Usually done by machines connected to a computer.
Here's an article I put together. Hope that it's helpful
Non-invasive TB Test Alternatives
In these last few years, the requirements for TB testing have proliferated to alarming rates. While many can be exempted for vaccinations; very few are exempted from TB tests. Many health care professions, colleges, and some school requirements in some states have mandatory TB testing with no exemptions.
This article focuses more on the alternatives to TB testing, if exemptions are not easily obtainable.
There are at least three known ways of testing for TB that are non-invasive. All of these are run by computer, so one will be able to print out the results in a professional looking document.
The first alternative is through the Best BioMeridian System, which is approved by the FDA. It?s also referred to as Meridian Stress Assessment.
The Best BioMeridian is run through a PC, and has additional hardware to hook up to the computer. I've used the Best system twice. It was used on me by Heather L. Horne, LMT of Excelsior Health Clinic, Inc., Orlando, Florida, and also by Howard J. Elrod, RMT, NCTMB, of Healthy Touch Whole Health Care in Rome, Georgia. There are stainless steel handholds, that you hold in your hands with a damp paper towel, while the practitioner tests you via a series of meridian points on your hands and feet. It can scan for active and latent viruses, bacteria, fungi and other pathogens. Here is their website.
http://www.biomeridian.com This is the page to inquire for more information and ask if a practitioner is in your area.
http://www.biomeridian.com/web/inforequest.htm The second alternative is through the F Scan.
The F Scan device is similar to a Rife machine. It detects any virus, bacteria, fungi, and more. The newer ones have frequencies for zapping the BX-cancer virus. The F Scan scans the body like a virus-scan on a computer, looking for hidden viruses, bacteria, fungi parasites and other pathogens.
I enjoyed the pleasure of having an F Scan used on me by Mari Fleetwood in Washington State. It's also run thru a computer with peripheral hardware similar to the Best BioMeridian.
You may be able to find a practitioner on the Royal Rife website, or you can buy a used F Scan machine. Look on the website under used equipment. You may put a notice in there that you are looking for someone in your area that has one that can scan you and that you need to have the results printed out.
http://www.royalrife.com/board/?topic=topic1 Home Page is
http://www.royalrife.comThis machine is not FDA approved, but a professional looking printout may be accepted in lieu of regular TB test. It is totally non-invasive as well.
The third alternative is through the EPFX / QXCI that is run through a regular PC.
Here?s what one of the QXCI websites says:
The EPFX / QXCI is a state of the art evoked potential bio-feedback system for stress detection and stress reduction, designed by a Complementary Health Practitioner, Professor Bill Nelson.
During testing, the EPFX / QXCI device resonates with thousands of tissues, organs, nutrients, toxins and allergens for one hundredth of a second each, and records the degree to which your body reacts. This type of rapid testing is known as the Xrroid process.
What does the EPFX / QXCI actually do? The EPFX / QXCI scans the patient's body like a virus-scan on a computer, looking for everything from viruses, deficiencies, weaknesses, allergies, abnormalities and food sensitivities. It reports on the biological reactivity and resonance in your body and indicates needs, dysfunctions and vulnerabilities. The information provided is fundamentally different from X-rays, blood tests, etc.., as it tells us about the energetic state of your body and the direction in which the body is focusing its energy.1
I've not yet used the QXCI or SCIO. Here are two websites.
http://www.theqxci.com and
http://www.qxciscio.comThese two links will get you to maps to find a practitioner in your area. This list is not comprehensive. These are the ones who were willing to be listed.
http://www.qxciscio.com/qxci-world.html and
http://www.qxciscio.com/qxci-north-america.html The QXCI can be used long distance via a special phone attachment.
The QXCI can also detect the presence TB.
This is great way to prove that one doesn't have TB and is more accurate as compared to the invasive than a skin test. This machine is not FDA approved.
Two Known BEST? BioMeridian practitioners:
(Email me at
Services4Health@aol.com for more practitioners)
CHRISTIAN HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE
Healthy Touch Whole Health Care
Howard J. Elrod RMT, NCTMB
504 Riverside Parkway, Suite 114
Rome, Georgia 30161
706-232-0708
Excelsior Health Clinic, Inc.
Meridian Stress Assessment
Heather L. Horne, LMT
MA-0024327
5217 W. Colonial Drive
Orlando, Florida 32808
Tel: 407-291-3303
References
1.
http://www.theqxci.com/qxci_whatis.html--end of article--
Email me at Services4Health (at) aol (dot) com for more practitioners of these alternative devices.
When inquiring about these alternatives, you will need to ask for a pathogen, virus or parasite scan. Get a printout of the results.
Some practitioners have disclaimers on their websites saying that they don't diagnose disease. So that request will have to be handled carefully.
Donna Carrillo, co-director
Vaccination Liberation
http://www.vaclib.org"Ask me about vaccine exemptions"
