Canadian public health officials¹ have dropped a bombshell on the vaccine bandwagon, publishing data that those in Canada who got the regular flu vaccine were 68% more likely to get the H1N1 swine flu. Their information has caused an uproar and massive confusion – while scientists have unproven theories and no clear-cut explanation.

While the four Canadian studies are not without possible flaws, they were done very carefully and extracted data from a highly advanced real-time vaccine tracking system that is not possible in the United States.

It is further proof that a healthy dose of suspicion is warranted in any public health herd-related campaign. Vaccines are always a gamble, intended for the treatment of a group, and a certain amount of individual damage is expected.

The very same public health officials now want you to believe that this problem won’t happen again because next flu season the H1N1 vaccine will be part of the regular flu vaccine. Do you believe them?