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   December 3, 2013 Log in to Reply

   mhesse77

   Vaccine injury is real. While vaccines have been estimated to have saved 100 million lives, you do not discuss how many lives have been adversely affected by vaccinations. To be clear, I am not an anti-vaccine advocate, but I am anti-misinformation when it comes to the fact that there is an increasing risk of harmful side effects from the administration of vaccines according to the US vaccine schedule. There is currently a whooping cough outbreak suspected to be affiliated with vaccine recipients, and it’s still communicable in a vaccinated population. I’m so grateful the my son was fully vaccinated, because it not only DOES NOT STOP his ability to contract the illness, but it also likely had an adverse impact on his development. My son was diagnosed at birth with a rare genetic disorder that resulted in a methylation defect. Proper precautions to prevent his exposure to the toxins, heavy metals, monkey kidney DNA, human fetus DNA, bovine extract, etc was not taken into consideration when I was advised to vaccinate him fully to schedule. He should not have been because he was at high risk for adverse reactions, which later resulted on a long, slow regression into autism. It is not just mercury that is a concern. We know, admitted by the CDC, WHO, AMA, FDA, VICP & the pharmaceutical companies that manufacture the vaccines that have an adverse impact on a minimum of 1% of the population. These are also the same organizations that once advised smoking cigarettes as good for you, and prescribed methamphetamine for depression, vioxx for arthritis, and phen phen for weight loss. The problem arises when that 1% of the population that is susceptible to vaccine injury is not taken into consideration and their health and development is compromised. Your stance on this makes it seem as if it doesn’t matter as long as it doesn’t impact you, but if it was your child that was compromised, I can promise you would feel otherwise. Informing your viewers that the responsible thing is to vaccinate without taking precautions is negligent. Parents should be properly advised of the potential side effects, at which point they can make the most educated decision and take proper precautions if necessary. I’m becoming increasingly less fond of the TYT and your ability to thoroughly address both sides of the story. And for the 100 million lives that have been saved by use of vaccinations, it should be noted that the morbidity rate of children under 5 in the US is increasing, the highest morbidity rate in the civilized world. We also have the most vaccinations on the US schedule in comparison to the rest of the civilized world, and one of the highest rates of heard immunity. The one study that would prove that there is no correlation to the US vaccine schedule and the autism epidemic, (estimated to be 1 in 50 school aged children according to the CDC) does not exist. Show me the rate of autism in vaccinated children versus the rate of autism in unvaccinated children. When you can present those numbers, you can denounce the concept that vaccines contribute to autism.

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      December 3, 2013 Log in to Reply

      Pockets

      This is specific to the flu vaccine, but it addresses a lot of your concerns about all vaccines. Read it.

      http://io9.com/lets-just-debunk-every-flu-vaccine-myth-in-one-fell-sw-1454237689/1454854690/@maxread