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Originally Posted by Cheater5
Lol, did u even serve bro?
Newsflash; servicemembers aren't private citizens. Servicemembers are property of the U.S. Government. You can receive non-judicial punishment for a sunburn (damaging government property)-- ask me how I know.
My vaccination record is three pages by itself. I've received four vaccinations in one day; two in each arm--> no idea what they were for.
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Yup and then you have things like this given to soldiers that was not FDA approved and could only be given overseas. And then you end up with Gulf War Syndrome.
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Pyridostigmine bromide (PB)
Hand holding round white pills
Anti-nerve agent pill used during the Gulf War as a pretreatment to protect military personnel from death in an attack with the nerve agent soman.
Supplied in the Gulf War as 21-tablet blister pack, with prescribed dosage as one 30-mg tablet every 8 hours. Veterans’ actual exposure is not known, because pills were self-administered and there are few examples in individual or unit health records from the Department of Defense.
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Research Advisory Committee on Gulf War Veterans' Illnesses report Gulf War Illness and the Health of Gulf War Veterans (7.2 MB, PDF) (2008)
Found evidence of an association between exposure to PB and pesticides and multisymptom illness consistent with "Gulf War Illness."
HMD Gulf War and Health report Depleted Uranium, Sarin, Pyridostigmine Bromide, and Vaccines (2000)
Further research is needed on PB and other agents, as well as on genetic factors and long-term health effects.
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