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Forwarded from YumNaturals Emporium Amandha Vollmer (Amandha Vollmer)

THE RECRUDESCENCE OF LEPROSY AND ITS CAUSATION
By WILLIAM TEBB 1893

This was a 400-page book with testimony after testimony like the following.

Page 36. The lancet for May 25th, 1889, states that vaccination was made compulsory in the seventh year of Meiji (1874). It will be noted therefore that the rapid diffusion of leprosy Took place shortly after the introduction of the compulsory law and has kept pace with the progress of vaccination.

Page 37. Like some others, Dr. Zambaco has come to the conviction that Leprosy is non-contagious. There are about 250 lepers, all of whom Dr. Zambaco has personally attended.

Page 43. Another outbreak of small-pox occurred in 1873, and yet another in 1881, both followed by general arm-to-arm vaccination.
Page 58. In all the French colonies vaccination has been prosecuted with rigour and has been followed by the increase of leprosy. Just as in England the increase of infantile syphilis is due to arm-to-arm vaccination, as shown in the third report of the Royal Commission on Vaccination.

Page 78. In a communication to the Government of Hawaii, Dr. Kynset remarks that leprosy is chiefly found among the poor, ill-fed, ill-housed classes of the community.

Page 80. Dr. G.A. Hanson says: I do not think there is any danger whatever. It is a remarkable fact that not one of the nurses or servants in our Asylums (Norway) has caught the disease, although they daily wash and dress the patients.

page 81. Every nurse, doctor, attendant or laundress, in the hospital, is bound to come in repeated contact with pus from ulcerated tubercles. It is only by the insertion of the leprous virus into the blood, through a sore, prick or abraded surface, that the disease is communicable. This view is now held by the highest authorities in all parts of the world.

Page 82. I said to the lady superintendent (of Dominican Sisters), who had been in charge of the institution for 17 years, "Have you no fear of contagion?" Not the slightest," she promptly replied. And you and your assistants do all that conscientious nursing requires? Certainly, and feel a joy and privilege to be of service to these afflicted people. Has any case of infection by contact to doctor, nurse, attendant, or laundress ever been reported during your superintendence? "Not one."

Page 83. At the leper asylum in Ceylon, I learned that the laundry work had been managed by one family for three generations, and no case of infection had ever been recorded of laundress, nurse, or doctor.

Page 183. It has been stated that one of the greatest objections to vaccination among the natives of India, and other Oriental peoples, is that diseases such as leprosy, and other terrible blood diseases, have been inoculated with the vaccine virus. It is notorious that inoculation, that is, the direct introduction of the virus into the blood, is the chief, if not the sole, means by which leprosy is communicated.

This book was over 400 pages quoting doctors, people who worked at leper colonies taking care of lepers and all saying the same thing. Leprosy was caused by vaccination. These people were there. They saw it, not like the crap you hear today from people who never saw a leprosy case.

Thank you to Jim Dandy for this.

https://ia802706.us.archive.org/25/items/recrudescenceofl00tebb/recrudescenceofl00tebb.pdf

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