Should I take the seasonal Flu Shot?

New vaccine has been created using an immune adjuvant called squaline, that has been shown to produce devastating neurological injuries in animals and has been strongly linked to the Gulf War syndrome and the 200% increase in the fatal disease ALS in soldiers receiving the anthrax vaccine.
No one knows which strains of flu will be active in any given season so taking a specific vaccine is useless but the exposure to mercury can impose health hazard.
Taking regular dietary supplements to boost immune system is more sensible and effective without any potential side effects.
Possible mild side effects of the flu shot include:

Soreness, redness, and swelling at the injection siter
Fainting, mainly in adolescentsr
Headaches
Fever
Nausear
Possible mild side effects of the nasal spray include:

Runny noser
Wheezing
Headache
Vomitingr
Muscle achesr
Feverr
Mild side effects usually begin soon after you get the shot and last one to two days.

Possible serious side effects of vaccination include:

Difficulty breathingr
Hoarsenessr
Swelling around the eyes or lipsr
Hives
Paleness
Weaknessr
Racing heartr
Dizzinessr
Behavior changesr
High feverr
Serious side effects usually begin within a few minutes to a few hours after receiving the shot. If you experience any of these reactions, seek medical attention immediately.