| aka123 |
07-17-2014 03:22 AM |
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Originally Posted by wehateporn
(Post 20160766)
So we don't need vaccines, our genes are good enough already thanks to our forefathers
So the vaccine immunity doesn't last a lifetime, it's definitely not going to be passed down to the children, whereas natural immunity from catching a disease does last, this means that a child who has been breast-fed by their mother will only have mild reactions to the childhood diseases which she had. Breast-feeding is what we need to push, not vaccination.
Correct!
Every vaccination will produce allergy antibodies. This is a medically recognized risk of vaccination. Big Pharma did a study on why unvaccinated people out in the countryside didn't have allergies, they came up with the false conclusion that it was because they play in the mud, that is to cover up the true story of the fact that tinkering with the immune system leaves presents behind, so hence unvaccinated do not have allergies to common vaccine components such as peanut oil, pollen and yeast.
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Our ancestors didn't catch every disease ever lived, including future, not to speak of immunity for those.
You completely missed my point about the immunity. Having some disease completely natural way doesn't quarantee any kind on immunity. It depend's like I said. Also about the breast feeding, it isn't any kind of miracle cure. About 20 % up to 50 % of infants died back in the history. Even today there are countries where infant mortality is over 10 %.
I don't know about your local hill billies, but around here everybody gets vaccinated regardless of their location (or at least have a chance for it). Immune system and allergies are also studied broadly and studies have been made about "playing in the dirt", having dogs, etc, and the studies included vaccinated people. You just make up these researches you quote or be very selective. |
