Algerian Doctors and specialists: “Risk is not in the vaccine, but in the chemical substances”

Dr. Mohamed Begat Berkani, Head of the Algerian Doctors, and Professor Mostafa Khayati, Head of the National Body for Health Promotion and Development of Research on the anti-swine flu vaccine, said this vaccine is not a magic solution, particularly in light of the global debate about the danger of the chemical appendages which supported the vaccine, adding; “The swine flu vaccine is not one hundred per cent safe”.

• “The problem is not in the antigen of the swine flu vaccine imported from “Glasgow GSK” laboratories in Britain, branch of Canada, but in the materials which supported the vaccine or the so-called the “Advivine” composed mainly from the chemical “Sequaline” that causes dangerous affects, according to a number of experts and specialists in the world, thing which led some countries to import the vaccine without supported articles”, Dr.Berkani says.
• “The debate on the Safety of the Orbarnix is not confined to Algeria, but it is raised among health professionals and epidemiologist at the global level. This does not mean that we advise people not to take the shot; however, the Ministry of Health must communicate with doctors in public or private hospitals in order to persuade them about its safety through opening a scientific debate among specialists”, he adds.