Vaccinations

I typed this on another forum to answer someone's question and thought some may find it beneficial.

With any medication or vaccination, you must weight the good of the vaccine vs the potential negative effects. First of all, the good of the vaccine is not very good. The shingles vaccine is only effective on only 51% of the people that get it. Every 10 years of age after 50, its effectiveness decreases by about 10%. It only works for certain strains of varicella virus and only works for about 4 years. They are trying to get a second shot allowed but it would even be less effective. Zostavax, the shingles shot, contains MSG, formaldehyde, and MRC-5. MRC-5 is a fancy way of saying aborted fetal tissue. Yes, they use cells from aborted babies to make the vaccine. Funny how the media doesn't mention this.

The flu vaccine has limited effectiveness. Last year, it was about 19% effective and it is a guess every year to get the strains correct. Most flu vaccines hope to give immunity to 3 or 4 strains of virus. There are over 600 different strains of viruses that cause the flu and the vaccine will have no effect on them. On a good year, the vaccine will be about 60 to 70% effective on those 3 or 4 strains. So the good isn't that great and the Cochrane Study (the largest collaboration of scientific literature ever collected) showed that the flu vaccine wasn't efficacious (meaning not worth it.) These studies were cast aside because its outcome wasn't the desired outcome that the drug companies wanted. The bad is that there are no long term studies to show if the vaccines are safe or not. Every medication is required by law to have long term studies to prove they are safe, every medication except vaccines. They bought off the FDA and don't have to do any long term studies. This is a major problem since the flu vaccine contains large amounts of aluminum and trace amounts of mercury. Both of these have been shown to block several metabolic pathways in our body and are classified by the CDC as carcinogenic. These are bad things to have injected into our body and can contribute to depression, insomnia, anxiety, migraines, arthritis, tiredness, GI issues, and many other conditions.

I have seen a study that showed if you receive the flu shot two years in a row, you had an increased chance on getting the flu verses someone who didn't get the flu shot at all. WHAT? Read that again. The shot weakens your immune system by blocking those pathways.

I have seen a study that showed that the transmission rate of transmitting the flu to family members was the same for a family who all received the flu shot verses a family where no one got the flu shot. It does not prevent you from spreading it to others.

In weighing the good verses the bad, the good isn't that great and we just don't know all of the bad because the government has been bought off. The bad I just told you isn't being told by the media and required a lot of research to find. Most people don't research daily like I do. It is a money making farce.

GH- If you can ever find those studies - I'd love to have those links!! I'm tired of defending myself to those family members that think they are being helpful in pushing me to get those vaccines.

And thank you for spelling out what's in Shingles vaccine - I'm allergic to MSG.

Thanks!!

Every state has different regulations. Some have religious provisions, others do not. The current immunization schedule for children contains 4.9mg of aluminum. That is a considerable amount.

Thank you for sharing this, Georgia Hunter!

While I was aware of certain stats related to vaccines, seeing them summarized here makes them a bigger eye-opener.

It was because of those stats that I've been doing things to support my immune system as well as attempting to nip certain viruses/bacteria in the bud (by taking Monolaurin).

Thank you for those links, GH!! Much appreciated!