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• Ibn Abudu @adams1financial@yahoo.ca 9 years ago

  VACCINE COMPANIES Are murderers
  
  Analysis of Causes that Led to Aminatawallah N.C. Abudu's Sudden Death
  
  Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati Ph.D., DABT, DABVT
  Toxicologist & Pathologist
  Toxi-Health International
  4800 Kokomo D ...
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  VACCINE COMPANIES Are murderers
  
  Analysis of Causes that Led to Aminatawallah N.C. Abudu's Sudden Death
  
  Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati Ph.D., DABT, DABVT
  Toxicologist & Pathologist
  Toxi-Health International
  4800 Kokomo Dr. # 2215
  Sacramento, CA 95835
  Phone (916) 575 8877
  Fax: (916) 285 0689
  Email :Maalbayati@toxi-health.com
  
  
  
  
  
  
  February 07, 2014
  
  Abstract
  
  Aminatawallah (Amina) was given the H1IN1 influenza vaccine on November 23, 2009 and was treated with Tylenol (acetaminophen) on November 24th through 28th. She received an estimated dose of 1600 mg in 5 days and suffered a sudden cardiopulmonary arrest. She was pronounced dead at the Scarborough General Hospital at 1948 on November 28th. She was 5 years and 10 months of age.
  
  Dr. John Carlisle performed the autopsy on November 30, 2009 and reported the following lesions: 1) The gross examination of Amina's brain showed that her brain was slightly swollen with gyral flattening and sulcal effacement; and 2) the microscopic examination of H & E stained tissue sections of Amina's organs revealed that she had moderate chronic inflammation of the laryngeal, tracheal, and bronchial mucosa; patchy alveolar hemorrhage and edema; cerebral edema, and scattered cortical hemorrhage in the thymus. She had a high potassium level of 16.0 mmol/L in vitreous fluid and her blood acetaminophen level was

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• Ibn Abudu @adams1financial@yahoo.ca 9 years ago

  Analysis of Causes that Led to Aminatawallah
  N.C. Abudu's Sudden Death
  
  
  Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati
  Ph.D., DABT, DABVT
  Toxicologist & Pathologist
  
  
  Toxi-Health International
  4800 Kokomo Dr. # 2215
  Sacramento, CA 9 ...
  read full comment

  Analysis of Causes that Led to Aminatawallah
  N.C. Abudu's Sudden Death
  
  
  Dr. Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati
  Ph.D., DABT, DABVT
  Toxicologist & Pathologist
  
  
  Toxi-Health International
  4800 Kokomo Dr. # 2215
  Sacramento, CA 95835
  Phone (916) 575 8877
  Fax: (916) 285 0689
  
  maalbayati@toxi-health.com
  
  
  
  
  
  
  February 07, 2014
  
  Abstract
  
  Aminatawallah (Amina) was given the H1IN1 influenza vaccine on November 23, 2009 and was treated with Tylenol (acetaminophen) on November 24th through 28th. She received an estimated dose of 1600 mg in 5 days and suffered a sudden cardiopulmonary arrest. She was pronounced dead at the Scarborough General Hospital at 1948 on November 28th. She was 5 years and 10 months of age.
  
  Dr. John Carlisle performed the autopsy on November 30, 2009 and reported the following lesions: 1) The gross examination of Amina's brain showed that her brain was slightly swollen with gyral flattening and sulcal effacement; and 2) the microscopic examination of H & E stained tissue sections of Amina's organs revealed that she had moderate chronic inflammation of the laryngeal, tracheal, and bronchial mucosa; patchy alveolar hemorrhage and edema; cerebral edema, and scattered cortical hemorrhage in the thymus. She had a high potassium level of 16.0 mmol/L in vitreous fluid and her blood acetaminophen level was

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