Swine Flu: The Survive Pandemic Flu Guide

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Because SWINE FLU Is Now Pandemic
You MUST Assume T more

Because SWINE FLU Is Now Pandemic
You MUST Assume The Virus WILL Reach
Your Family. I Can Help You Prepare.
In Fact The Likelihood That Someone In Your Family Will Be
Infected Is Greater Than 70 Percent. If You Act Now, You Still Have Time To Learn How To Protect Against SWINE FLU.
Presented In One Document, Containing My Detailed Analysis, Saving You Dozens Of Hours Of Research!

Swine Flu Will Reach 2 Billion People...

From: Stephen Carter, Ph.D.

I want to quickly run some numbers past you so that you can see where my assertion comes from that there is a greater than 70 percent chance that someone within your immediately family will begin exhibiting swine flu symptoms. Don't worry, I promise it will be a very short math lesson. Then I will tell you what can be done to reduce that statistic - at least for your family because you are about learn things that 99 percent of the population will never take the time to find out for themselves.

If you read through the next 5 short paragraphs - which set this whole swine flu pandemic in context - and you still think you do not need to devise some form of pandemic preparedness to deal with this health threat, then I will not waste any more of your time. Hopefully that sounds reasonable. OK, here we go.

The Mathematics Of Pandemic Flu

* Before the current strain of swine flu settles into the human population and assumes its new role as a seasonal flu strain, roughly one third of the world's population of 6.6 billion people will become infected. This prediction is based on the known behavior of the last three influenza pandemics from 1918, 1957, and 1968. It is also a straight forward consequence of the fact that we have no natural immunity to this new virus.

* What this means is that for any given person, the chance that they will not become infected and begin showing symptoms of swine flu over the course of the pandemic is about two out of three, or 2 / 3.

* Those might seem like good odds, but the problem is that the odds need to be multiplied for every member of your family. So for a family of three (mother, father, and child) the chance than nobody within your family will be affected is given roughly by the quantity
2 / 3 x 2 / 3 x 2 / 3 = 0.3
* Seen another way, the likelihood that your family of three will be touched by swine flu is 70 percent. For a family of four, the likelihood is 80 percent, and the number just gets higher as your family size increases. Granted, this is a very rough analysis of the odds of infection, but there is nothing outlandish about the final numbers. This is simply how the mathematics of pandemics pans out - and it is never in your favor.

* If those numbers surprise you, and make you feel uncomfortable, that's OK. It is better to experience surprise and discomfort now than to be surprised in the future when swine flu makes its way to your front door. My job will be to help you lessen the chance of that happening, so that the term swine influenza need not become a part of your everyday vocabulary.

Hopefully you will be starting to see the need to take this influenza pandemic seriously. If you are less than 41 years of age you will have never experienced a pandemic, so you can be forgiven for being skeptical about the need to prepare. It's like the period leading up to your first earthquake, or hurricane - they just do not seem all that dreadful until the moment you find yourself caught in one, at which point you find that your thinking changes dramatically.

Trust me, this is not something you want to happen to you.
Make The Effort To Learn Today So That You
May Protect Your Children Tomorrow
Listen, I know that you have just landed on this page out of the blue and you are wondering right now how much trust you should place in anything that I have to tell you. So I am going to make a concerted effort not to try to convince you of anything, lest I come off as an alarmist, which is not my intention. Instead, I am simply going to tell you what I hope you will do after reading this page.
A Pandemic Which Targets Children?
I am a parent, and I am going to assume that you are one too. I am inclined to do this because when you are young and single and without children, you tend to feel like you are invincible, and something like the threat of pandemic influenza is not likely to send you searching for information on the web about how to deal with it. This is the curse of youth, and it is not something that begins to lift until you are out of your twenties and children have entered your life.

Even if you still maintain the delusion, as I do, that somehow you will muddle through any threat to your safety, you are not likely to be so cavalier when it comes to your children. I know that I am not. In fact, now that I am a parent, the world looks quite threatening to me and I spend a lot of my time thinking about the dangers that lurk around every corner. I have thought a lot about influenza over the years, and I have studied it intently - at first with great interest, and later with foreboding, especially now that I am a parent and have more to lose in the event of a severe pandemic.

The average age of those infected by swine flu in 2009 is just 19 years of age. Unlike seasonal strains of influenza, the novel H1N1 swine flu strain, as it is called, has a particular affinity for the very young. This simple fact should have parents everywhere concerned. Your children, as you are well aware, can neither recognize that a threat now looms, nor can they do anything to alleviate that threat. They are completely dependent on you for help. This is why is it my hope that you will both educate yourself and prepare some form of pandemic planning, so that both you and the rest of your family will be ready to face the threat with the least amount of risk to your well-being.

This will not happen by accident. It will be up to you to prevent swine flu from making an impact on your life, but I can help you with that as I have already spent the time needed to figure out what the important things are that you need to know. By reading Survive Pandemic Flu you will quickly learn everything that I have spent (literally) years discovering about pandemic flu and how to survive it.
Why This Should Matter To You
Is is easy to forget just how devastating the toll can be on your family or the family of someone you know when a pandemic rises up and sweeps through the community.

The following points made by the American Red Cross - which are in line with my own understanding of this disease - warn about influenza and its reach into U.S. homes:

* Each year, over 20,000 children under age 5 are hospitalized as a result of seasonal influenza.

* A severe pandemic could result in 90 million people getting sick and over 2 million fatalities.

* The 1918 flu pandemic claimed 675,000 lives (and upwards of 100 million worldwide).

* The world witnessed three pandemic outbreaks in the twentieth century alone.

The Centers For Disease Control and Prevention put out the following 7 minute video of personal stories from families affected adversely by flu, to remind us of the dangers. While the deaths of less than about 100 small children result from seasonal influenza or its complications every year, this number can swell to thousands, even tens of thousands, during a severe pandemic, and the number of older children and young adults whose lives may be lost can also be substantially greater than anything seen during a regular flu year.

Despite the fact that, to date, the new swine flu strain SEEMS to give rise (most of the time) to fairly mild cases of illness, pandemic flu is completely unpredictable and you need to educate yourself ahead of time so that you will be prepared for any eventuality.

Because Nobody Knows If Swine Flu Will Worsen This Fall You Must Prepare
The truth is that nobody really knows whether swine flu will worsen in the coming months. But we do know that the influenza virus is very unpredictable, and that we are only at the very beginning of the pandemic, so the virus will not have had every chance to mutate and grow more virulent (deadly) until it has infected most of the people who will eventually come down with it.

What this means is that not until sometime in 2010 will we know exactly how this pandemic is going to play out. So we have quite a way to go.

Because governments around the world recogize this, they are committing themselves to swine flu vaccine development, and they are prepared to invest a great deal of money to hedge their bets against the emergence of a far more aggressive virus. The U.S. is preparing to spend up to $8.5 billion to protect its population. Other countries are making similar investments.

At a time of global economic crisis, this huge financial commitment by nations demonstrates that this pandemic threat is far more than hypothetical. Advisors to governments are urging their leaders to prepare for the unexpected - and so should you, just in case swine flu deaths become a regular topic of the nightly news.
Kathleen Sebelius

Secretary for Health,
U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services

"We do not know exactly how the virus will present during the fall flu season, but our surveillance efforts have led scientists to believe the impact of the virus could worsen this fall or earlier."
Admiral John O. Agwunobi

Pandemic Preparedness Expert,
Former Assistant Secretary for Health,
U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services

"Advanced preparedness is critical and individual preparedness and a culture of self sufficiency are essential. No one can afford to wait until after an emergency begins in order to prepare."

Will The Swine Flu Vaccine Shot Be Safe?

Swine flu inoculations in 1976
The short answer to this question is yes, and in the book you will discover why. Make no mistake, when a swine flu vaccine is made available to people there will be a great deal of confusion surrounding who should get it, and why. The swine flu inoculation program of 2009 will be the largest such program in the history of public health programs. But not everyone will be eligible to participate.

Due to time constraints, the requirement that clinical testing procedures be implemented and followed before production of the vaccine is scaled up, and the fact that the ingredients for a swine flu vaccine have proven difficult to cultivate, there will NOT be sufficient vaccines available for every one who may want a shot in 2009. In the book you will learn why this is the case, and what you can do in the event that you are not eligible to receive the swine flu vaccine due to shortages.

What People Are Saying About The Book
Because the book is so new I do not have many testimonials to present, but here are a few. If you enjoy the book and want to share your thoughts with others, by all means send me something and I'll try to add it to my page.

Absolutely fascinating
Hayden Walker Alexander - Author, Speaker
I found Stephen Carter's book, "Surviving Pandemic Flu" to be absolutely fascinating. In fact, I read it in one sitting. It is extremely interesting, exceptionally well written, and very well researched. The book is a "Must Read" for anyone that at all cares about themselves, their family, and friends.

Carter's book reveals the political, scientific, and economic concerns that have always, and will always, keep effective treatment from the vast majority of the population. It was an eye-opener for me and has given me a much better understanding of where we stand globally with pandemic viruses. I now know what to watch for, how to prepare for, and how to safeguard myself and my family from the inevitable, soon-coming pandemic. Highly recommended reading.

I confess I was rather sceptical
Ann O Leary, Ireland
When I first came to Stephens's book I confess I was rather sceptical. I was of the belief that flu is a self limiting infection which is only ever serious in the immunocompromised. I also thought that pandemics of the past were very much a consequence of poor living conditions. I now know that while this may be true for seasonal flu the possibility of a virulent strain developing is a real threat.

This book outlines in great detail the biology of the influenza viruses. It also places the disease in historical context and deals not only with medical issues but with important social and economic concerns. Treatment and prevention options are outlined and plenty of additional resource information is made available.

Stephen argues convincingly that pandemic flu is a very real threat to us. His book is very readable and packed with information and practical advice. It brings together in one publication all the concerns surrounding this disease. While we may not be able to stop a pandemic, being better informed will at least help us to cope more effectively.

http://www.ann-o-leary.com

A book that could quite simply save your life
Pete Zeiner
I was skeptical of all the hype surrounding 'bird flu' and 'swine flu' - and thought it was just another tactic used by the big pharmaceutical companies to sell more vaccines and anti-viral drugs (not to mention great scare-fare for the cable news networks). But after reading Stephen Carter's excellent book on the subject, I no longer feel that way.

Survive Pandemic Flu is a book that could quite simply save your life - and the lives of your loved ones.

With so much misconception on the subject, and mis-information being circulated, this book is a "must read" for anyone who wants true inside knowledge of how the great pandemics in history came about and what you can do to protect yourself against the next one.

In a clear, concise, and easy to read format, Stephen lays out exactly what you'll need and how you'll need to respond when the next big one hits.

Don't get caught off guard. Read this book today. That way you will be one of the few who are ready for the worst, and have the best chance at survival.

What Is Covered In The Book?
Personally, I find it very frustrating when authors will only hint at what you will discover inside their book. I do not want to play that game with you. I think this subject matter is of extreme importance, and I want to show you that I am serious about providing you with just the sort of information that you need to know - about this pandemic, about how to prepare for it, and about how to respond to infection in the event that it reaches your home when the number of swine flu cases in your neighborhood quickly escalates.

The book runs to about 170 pages and covers all of the basic facets of this subject. So here it is. In the box below, you will find the complete table of contents for Survive Pandemic Flu: Understand and Protect Against Novel Strains Of Influenza.

This is all new material written in 2009 in response to the emerging swine flu pandemic.

Survive Pandemic Flu
Table of Contents

1. Is This For Real?
* Just How Scared Should We Be Of Bird Flu Or Swine Flu?
* 1918 - When Monsters Come Out To Play
* How Likely Is A Repeat Of The 1918 Episode?
o Blame It On The Birds
o The Broiler House Theory Of Pandemics
o Where Did The 1918 Strain Come From?
o What The Mathematical Models Say
o Replikins - Did They Really Predict The 2009 Pandemic?
o From Nuisance To Killer Flu
2. Understanding Pandemic Influenza
* The Biology Of Influzena Viruses
* Seasonal Versus Novel Influenza Strains
* A Closer Look At Swine Flu H1N1/2009
* The Andromeda Strain: Fact and Fiction
* Spanish Flu - Alive And Well, Once Again
* Yes, The Science Is Dazzling. But What Have We Learned?
3. Protection Measures
* Containment And Isolation. Possible Or Impossible?
o Reign In Your Children
* Drugs and Vaccines. Why Your Chances Are Slim To None
* Revenge Of The Animals
* The Second Age Of Vaccines
* What Happened With The Swine Flu Vaccine In 1976?
* Should I Get Vaccinated For Swine Flu?
o What About Adjuvants In The Vaccine?
* Vaccines And Children
* Your Drug Of Choice
o Tamiflu
o Relenza
o Symmetrel/Flumadine
* Why Do Strains Become Resistant?
* Are You Especially Susceptible?
* Modes Of Transmission
o Direct and Indirect Contact
o Airborne Pathways
o Do Face Masks Confer Any Benefit?
o Time To Take Fresh Meat Off The Menu?
* Symptoms Of Infection
o Presentation of Seasonal Influenza
o Presentation of H1N1 Swine Flu Infection
o Presentation of H5N1 Bird Flu Infection
* Response To Infection
* Period Of Infection
* Emergency Warning Signs
* Treating The Sick From Home
o Guarding Against Dehydration - HIGH PRIORITY
o Pain Management
o Good Home Treatment Of Influenza
* Facing The Unthinkable - Katrina Everywhere
* Preparation and Stockpiling
o Stockpiling Food And Water Supplies - For How Long?
o Power Sources
* Saved By The TV?
* Protecting Your Livelihood
4. Action Plan
* Get Vaccinated
* Begin Stockpiling Today
5. References
6. Promotional Material

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