New Study: Vaccinated Children Have 2 to 5 Times More Diseases and Disorders Than Unvaccinated Child

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
Humans haven't need vaccines for thousands of years.

Certainly the millions who died of smallpox might disagree with you. As would those paralyzed by polio, those whose lives were stolen by German measles or Hib, those who could never have children because of mumps, those who died choking in their beds of flu-associated pneumonia, etc. ad nauseam. They might disagree with you, and their friends and family and colleagues. But for everyone else, you're right, they didn't need vaccines.

There's no reason humans should depend on synthetic chemicals to be healthy.

You don't need synthetic chemicals to make a vaccine. The first vaccination was basically pus straight from a cow (vacca) that had cowpox. Not very sanitary, and it was a stroke of luck that cowpox protected against smallpox. The synthetic chemicals are there to prevent secondary infections and to inactivate viruses when--as is usually the case--we don't have a less dangerous analogue like cowpox.

I would rather trust in the strength of my own immune system than their flimsy vaccines.

What good is your immune system against a disease it has never seen before? Not much. That's what vaccines do, they introduce your immune system to a weakened form of a pathogen so it recognizes the real thing if it ever comes along. It doesn't matter how "strong" your immune system is if it doesn't know what's attacking it. Ask anyone who has allergies--a strong but stupid immune system is more of a curse than a blessing.

reply to post by Astrithr


while the jury's out for me on vaccination's (don't like or agree with them myself) I have to agree with you. There is no real evidence presented here

I also have to agree that there is no real evidence presented here!

The sample sizes for the 2 studies that purport to support the study in the original post are way too small to be of any value.

The sample is biased and limited to an audience of parents who desire to show that their children are healthy without vacinations and other parents who desire to show that their children are healthy with vacinations. In any case, the participants are biased and may not be telling the truth.

Further I have a hard time figuring out how vacinations cause herpes!

Junk science at its finest!

And I would like to support the poster who reminded us all of the really scary epidemics that killed children like polio, diptheria, smallpox etc.

Tired of Control Freaks

reply to post by Ghost375


I doubt it. The newest vaccination schedules start jabbing them on the first day or so of birth. I read about a nurse bragging how many minutes after birth she got the jab in. How would you know if your child was healthy or not?

Answer to OP:When we lived in California I had to sign some document that said I was rejecting the vaccinations on religious or other grounds. I think each State might be different.

Pharmabloggers can go ahead and call any name they want for not trusting the pharma(suit!)ical industry. When they've made your kid sick you grow a pretty thick skin. The worst part is I now can't keep him alive without buying their stupid meds.

FYI- some interesting quotes I've seen a few other places. There is more info on the site.LINK

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My uncle is a doctor and told me years ago that super super rich people get completely different vaccines to the normal public ... that was enough info to raise red flags for me.

Originally posted by King Loki
My uncle is a doctor and told me years ago that super super rich people get completely different vaccines to the normal public ... that was enough info to raise red flags for me.

Could you please elaborate more? Maybe giving us indications about those "special" vaccines or asking to your uncle more informations. Thanks in advance.

reply to post by ChaoticOrder


1/3rd of the population of uerope would disagree- if they hadnt died from the black death

Actually the 45 million or so people who died of the created Spanish Flu in 1918 would agree.

The thing is, this study seems to only exist on this anti-vacciation website. I looked around but nope. I clicked the link to for the source of this study and linked right back to the same anti-vax website expect now it was in germany. So far as I know they pulled this out of someones ass.

Perhaps I missed it, but I didn't see how many of these vaccinated children had diseases prior to being vaccinated???

It would make sense that the parents of children that already have a compromised system, due to asthma, diabetes, etc., would be more likely to vaccinate their children in order to avoid a compilation of illnesses in the future. Someone with diabetes that gets measles, Polio, can have a much more severe reaction so vaccination would be viewed as more of a necessity.

I firmly believe that the rise in auto-immune diseases and allergies has a correlation to the rise in vaccinations. Though much of the evidence is anecdotal, it doesn't make the correlation incorrect (just unproven). The human body is an amazing machine, and who knows what injecting all of this into our very young babies is actually doing? I don't have confidence that most doctors even think about it...they were taught one thing in medical school, and they don't question it. Those that DO question what they are taught are ridiculed.

Think of how often scientists have all "known" something and then those they ridiculed have been proven to be right. 150 years ago, doctors didn't wash their hands before surgery, and they ridiculed the ones who suggested that they could prevent diseases from doing so. Now we all know they were correct.

I respect the idea that we don't know everything, and we should constantly question. Also, just because something is taught, does not make it true.

reply to post by Astrithr


Evidence this pal. Amish children dont have autism. Guess what else Amish children dont have.
VACCINATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!

next.

Originally posted by ChaoticOrder
Humans haven't needed vaccines for thousands of years.

There's no reason humans should depend on synthetic chemicals to be healthy.

I would rather trust in the strength of my own immune system than their flimsy vaccines.

edit on 12-10-2011 by ChaoticOrder because: (no reason given)

Yes because obviously just relying on our own immune system without modern medicine and vaccines seemed to do such a great job in the past!

1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 1997
LIFE EXPECTANCY AT BIRTH
TOTAL 49.2 51.5 56.4 59.2 63.6 68.1 69.9 70.8 73.9 75.4 76.5
MEN 47.9 49.9 55.5 57.7 61.6 65.5 66.8 67.0 70.1 71.8 73.6
WOMEN 50.7 53.2 57.4 60.9 65.9 71.0 73.2 74.6 77.6 78.8 79.4

Source www.efmoody.com...

EDIT [yeah the graph isn't perfectly straight...sorry about that...still I think you can all figure it out

reply to post by predator0187


I hardly consider a Google survey as evidence.

I also hardly consider a survey of 8000 children in another country as evidence.

Also, lets say hypothetically that this survey is correct, what are these diseases? Are we talking the common cold or the plague?

Does this study report non contagious diseases that can result from the vaccinations from the vaxed crowd?

What is the fail rate of vaccines in the vaxed children?

What is the percentage of the diseased children?

Are we talking an additional flu in a lifetime? or a massive increase of 50%?

Just what diseases are these kids catching?

What are their life spans? Do they live longer with more diseases then the vaxed study?


Critical thinking people.

Vaccines - another corporate money maker.

As if flourides not enough to make us stupid, lets inject mercury, aluminum witches brew into our unsuspecting blind loving future fascists and damage their DNA while were at it.

Originally posted by CaesaRodney
reply to post by Astrithr

 

Evidence this pal. Amish children dont have autism. Guess what else Amish children dont have.
VACCINATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!

next.

Actually the Amish do vaccinate.
autism.about.com...
I have also seen the local Amish getting flu shots around here. The Amish also have members who display autistic behavior. Can we stop perpetuating a myth?

reply to post by antonia


There are no amish in Narnia. YSB !! I said Amish , not Hamadees.

next.

reply to post by antonia


Im sure your website reveals the consistent rise in mercury levels over last ten years, now overlay that graph with the corresponding rise in autism. Any questions now?

next.

reply to post by CaesaRodney


Ok, revel in your intellectual laziness then, but the fact remains-You are wrong. They do vaccinate.

You can go to their local store in the town I live in. One of the kids is obviously autistic.