Formaldehyde as a fixitive in vaccines
Bender
Bender at pc.bender.co.at
Mon Aug 19 06:45:22 EST 1996
bcb56 at ix.netcom.com(Betty Bridges) wrote:
>
> From a medline abstract
>
> Enhancement of protective immune responses to Venezuelan equine
> encephalitis (VEE) virus with microencapsulated vaccine.
>
> Arthors: Greenway TE; Eldridge JH; Ludwig G; Sta
> as JK; Smith JF; Gilley RM; Michalek
>
> Department of Microbiology, University of Alabama at Birmingham 35294,
> USA.
>
> Formaldehyde is used as a fixative in a vaccine and enhances the
> antibody response to the vaccine. Other fixatives are also indicated
> as increasing the responsiveness to the vaccine.
>
> With that in mind is it possible for formaldehyde and other reactive
> chemicals to bind with other substances in the air and cause a immune
> response to those substances?
>
> Would there be any significant difference in the effect of substances
> inhaled and absorbed into the blood stream and those given by
> vaccination?
>
>
> Betty Bridges, RN
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