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First, children under age 2 are not able to develop sufficient antibodies to develop immunity from vaccination. Despite this basic fact, the medical establishment insists upon administering a total of 19 shots, containing 24 vaccines, to infants on their 2, 4 and 6 month pediatric visits. Pediatricians admit vaccination of young infants and toddlers represents “training the parent to bring their child in at all the pediatric wellness visits.” [GaetaCommunications] These kids also do not have a fully developed blood brain barrier to keep the pathogens from reaching the brain as well as the adjuvants (more about that in a moment) that are toxic. Flu shots for under-twos, the high-risk group for flu-related death, are almost worthless. [SmartVax] The shots administered to newborns against future hepatitis are also very troublesome. [VaxTruth.org] Second, because vaccines often don’t provoke an adequate immune response (production of antibodies), adjuvants (toxins) are used (heavy metals like mercury and aluminum) to provoke antibody production. This means vaccines by themselves are often ineffective. There is such a thing as ASIA syndrome (“autoimmune/inflammatory syndrome induced by adjuvants”) [Pharmacology Research Sept 30, 2014] that has been confirmed to cause a number of adverse side effects. [Lupus Feb 2012] Third, modern vaccines appear to be designed to offer temporary immunity and re-vaccination is required. We see a lot of infection occurring among already vaccinated children (by design?). For example, a published study shows that antibody levels against measles were initially elevated upon vaccination but decline to pre-vaccination levels within 3 years. [Vaccine Jan 2002] Fourth, children whose vitamin C, D, zinc, selenium, omega-3 oil blood levels are adequate will be more likely to develop an adequate antibody response. But no, the door is slammed on the vitamins and minerals. [Poultry Science May 2000; Vaccine Jan 20, 2012; Journal Animal ScienceAug 2013; PLoS One Jan 28, 2014] Fifth, we have chosen not to vaccinate our child but rather let him get exposed to the various pathogens naturally (chicken pox, pertussis- whooping cough, polio, measles, etc.) and give him greater amounts of vitamins and minerals to quell the fever and discomfort and allow him to develop natural antibody protection. When our son is ill we just let him stay home, watch TV, and take a week off from being around other kids. Elderberry syrup is also very helpful when kids are ill. [Journal International Medical Research March-April 2004] Sixth, there isn’t a foolproof vaccine in use. None are totally effective. Therefore, why aren’t alternative treatments sought out and put into practice? Can we avoid the risk of our children suffering from some infection that could alter their lives forever by blind reliance upon vaccines? No we can’t. Alternatives need to be sought and used at least as adjunct prevention. [Medical Microbiology Immunology Dec 16, 2014] Seventh, generally speaking most of these infectious disease prevention programs represent over-vaccination. For example, only 1 in 2000 people infected with poliovirus develop poliomyelitis. [New York Department of Health] We vaccinate 2000 to prevent 1 case. Most subjects who are infected (likely the ones who have sufficient levels of vitamins and minerals) develop a mild fever and don’t even notice they just experienced a mild bout with the poliovirus that never infected their nervous system. In India, where public hygiene is horrible (most East Indians defecate out in the open rather than in sewer or septic tanks) and nutrition is abysmal, polio is stubbornly persistent despite mass vaccination. [The Refusers June 13, 2013] It isn’t vaccination that keeps polio from rearing its ugly head in America once again, it is clean drinking water, foods fortified with vitamins, in particular vitamin C, and hygienic ways to disposing of human waste.
Posted on: Wed, 14 Jan 2015 09:43:15 +0000

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