At same time as polio vaccines are given: Mysterious Lethal Illness Strikes Cambodia

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Go figure.


I'm pretty sure the last Polio break out in the USA was caused by the vaccine.)

Early symptoms of hand, foot and mouth disease include fever, followed by sore throat and sometimes a poor appetite and malaise. One or two days after the fever begins, painful sores may develop in the mouth or throat, and rashes may then appear within one or two days after that. The usual incubation period – the time from infection to first symptoms – is about three to seven days.

It is also interesting to note that enteroviruses are of the same family as the polio virus.

The symptoms prompting the hospitalization of the children with the disease are generally high fever, breathing difficulty, and encephalitis. Over a matter of a few hours, the conditions greatly worsen, with death occurring within only a matter of days.

However, it is important to note that the evidence supporting the claims of enteroviruses as the cause of the mystery illness is rather scant. For instance, it is admitted that, in many cases, “relevant medical information may have been omitted and not all the children were tested before they died.”

In fact, samples were collected from only 24 people with just 15 of them coming back positive for EV-71. This should suggest that much more evidence is needed before claims that the EV-71 is the cause of the illness.

Dr. Nima Asgari, the leading WHO investigator, recently told the Associated Press that, to his knowledge, EV-71 has never been identified as a virus in Cambodia before. Thus, we must also begin to wonder – if EV-71 is the cause of the illness, why is it suddenly appearing in Cambodia now and why is it producing such devastating effects?

Because EV-71 is of the same family as the Polio virus, one must also wonder whether or not there is a correlation between EV-71 (if it is the cause of the illness in the first place) and recent polio vaccination programs ongoing in Cambodia.

Furthermore, the description regarding the sudden “burning” of the victims’ lungs bears an eerie similarity to the mystery “lung disintegration” virus which occurred in Eastern Europe and Norway only a few years ago.