A Brief Correspondence with

Dr. Tim O'Shea

about Antibody Response

-----Original Message-----

From: Jock Doubleday [mailto:director@spontaneouscreation.org]

Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:48 AM

To: [Tim O'Shea] doc@thedoctorwithin.com

Subject: mud in the blood

Tim,

I found this in a vax ingredients list:

"Aluminum . . . is used as an additive to promote

antibody response."

Here are my questions:

1) Will injecting aluminum ALONE promote antibody

response?

2) Don't all substances that are toxic to the

body NECESSARILY promote antibody response?

If you just injected DIRT/MUD into the blood, wouldn't

THAT create an antibody response?

Important.

Thanks.

Jock

Jock Doubleday

Director

Natural Woman, Natural Man, Inc.

A California 501(c)3 Nonprofit Corporation

www.SpontaneousCreation.org

director@spontaneouscreation.org

From : DR T [mailto:doc@thedoctorwithin.com]

Sent : 4/18/2006 4:48:57 PM

To : director@spontaneouscreation.org

Subject : FW: RE: mud in the blood

[Jock,]

1. actually yes --- so will gasoline

2. yes and that's the whole point --- they make general promotion of antibody response sound salubrious ---

[Tim]