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https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/flu-vaccines-children- complication-cdc-deaths-rcna233436
This article claims that there has been an increase in childhood flu
related encephalopathy in the last 2 years.-a They cite 109 cases.-a It is rare for the flu virus to infect the brain, but it is how nearly all the cats infected with the dairy virus died.-a The dairy virus first infected their guts and moved into their brains.-a The cats ingested the dairy
virus in their food or in raw milk.-a At least 2 human cases had gut infections (one California child and the two Missouri infected (one hospitalized and one a close contact living in the same home).-a None of those human cases had contact with dairy cattle, nor did they ingest unpasteurized dairy products, but they were still infected.-a None of
them suffered encephalopathy, but they were given antivirals.
They might want to check out these kids to see if they have H5
antibodies.-a Infected dairy cattle continue to put infected milk into
the food supply, and the FDA never completed the study that was supposed
to check out the CDC's research indicating that the virus could survive
the most common method of pasteurization.
https://www.fda.gov/food/alerts-advisories-safety-information/ investigation-avian-influenza-h5n1-virus-dairy-cattle#research
scroll down to the Silo Study 10/3/2024.-a The project was supposed to
have been initiated, but they were asking for volunteers.-a No updates
have ever been published.-a They knew that the virus might survive the
most common method of pasteurization, but they never published any
claims in support or denial of the CDC's finding.
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/11/24-0772_article
The CDC research article was published in the November issue, but it was available before the FDA claimed that they were going to start the Silo study.-a Asking for volunteer processing plants and dairies was stupid.
They needed to go to the plants accepting contaminated milk and test
them, but that never happened.
The California child gut infection occurred after the CDC had published their pasteurization findings, but they never considered dairy products
as the vector of infection.-a No dairy product tracing was attempted.
Ron Okimoto
On 9/25/2025 4:09 PM, RonO wrote:
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/flu-vaccines-children-
complication-cdc-deaths-rcna233436
This article claims that there has been an increase in childhood flu
related encephalopathy in the last 2 years.-a They cite 109 cases.-a It
is rare for the flu virus to infect the brain, but it is how nearly
all the cats infected with the dairy virus died.-a The dairy virus
first infected their guts and moved into their brains.-a The cats
ingested the dairy virus in their food or in raw milk.-a At least 2
human cases had gut infections (one California child and the two
Missouri infected (one hospitalized and one a close contact living in
the same home).-a None of those human cases had contact with dairy
cattle, nor did they ingest unpasteurized dairy products, but they
were still infected.-a None of them suffered encephalopathy, but they
were given antivirals.
They might want to check out these kids to see if they have H5
antibodies.-a Infected dairy cattle continue to put infected milk into
the food supply, and the FDA never completed the study that was
supposed to check out the CDC's research indicating that the virus
could survive the most common method of pasteurization.
https://www.fda.gov/food/alerts-advisories-safety-information/
investigation-avian-influenza-h5n1-virus-dairy-cattle#research
scroll down to the Silo Study 10/3/2024.-a The project was supposed to
have been initiated, but they were asking for volunteers.-a No updates
have ever been published.-a They knew that the virus might survive the
most common method of pasteurization, but they never published any
claims in support or denial of the CDC's finding.
https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/11/24-0772_article
The CDC research article was published in the November issue, but it
was available before the FDA claimed that they were going to start the
Silo study.-a Asking for volunteer processing plants and dairies was
stupid. They needed to go to the plants accepting contaminated milk
and test them, but that never happened.
The California child gut infection occurred after the CDC had
published their pasteurization findings, but they never considered
dairy products as the vector of infection.-a No dairy product tracing
was attempted.
Ron Okimoto
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/los-angeles-cat- h5n1-deaths-prompt-new-warning-about-raw-pet-food
California just had two more cases of cat infections.-a It is the dairy virus genotype B3.13, but they do not say what was contaminated in the
pet food.
QUOTE:
veterinarians should strongly advise pet owners to not consume nor feed
raw dairy, raw meat, raw poultry, and raw pet food diets to pets
END QUOTE:
They probably do not know what component of the food was infected.-a My guess is that the company was using dairy and culled dairy cattle as
well as raw poultry in the food.-a The previous cases were likely due to contaminated turkey and chickens that had been infected, but the birds
were processed before showing symptoms.-a It means that live virus is
likely entering the human food chain, but no one should be eating raw poultry or culled dairy cattle (usually used for hamburger).
Ron Okimoto