US Doctor Suspended for Using Vaccine on Children Made of Cat Saliva and Vodka

CHICAGO – Medical regulators from Illinois have suspended the license of a suburban doctor from Chicago. Initial reports indicate that the doctor administers patients with a modified vaccine containing cat saliva and vodka.

The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation executed the emergency action in the interest of public safety in the documents signed by acting director Jessica Baer.

Health care providers complained that Dr. Ming Te Lin is giving unapproved oral version of childhood shots. Investigators made a quick search at his office in Flossmoor. Investigators then arrived at a cluttered, unsterile office and found a box filled with vials and tube that Dr. Lin was using to make his own vaccines.

Charts recovered showed the patients who received the unapproved oral vaccines which included a seven-day-old infant. Lin is also being investigate for signing state forms certifying his pediatric patients received their conventional shots. The actual shots administered to the patients was actually his concoction and not the approved conventional vaccines.

Dr. Lin also informed the investigators that he has been preparing alternative vaccines for children for more than a decade already.

Lin also told investigators that he adds alcohol and sometimes cat saliva collected using a swab on a cat’s mouth. This mixture is used for patients with allergies.

He told investigators that he uses a device called the“WaveFront 2000”.  The contraption makes sure that the vaccines are detoxified and free from mercury.

Children, especially those patients who has a history of autism, eczema or neurological disorder receives his “special” mixture. Dr. Lin administers the vaccine either orally or through a nasal spray.

Unapproved Procedures

The Food and Drug Administration has not approved Lin’s methods. Furthermore, his process is not even considered as a legitimate medical practice. He has also failed to inform his patients of the risk involved by not following the standard vaccine guidelines.

The Medical Disciplinary Board is set to hear Lin’s case on October 11 in Chicago.

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