To vaccine or not to vaccine?

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Permalink Reply by Irrevocable on July 1, 2009 at 7:42pm

My first read on this subject was Wendy Lydall's Raising A Vaccine Child. I think she does a really good job of dispelling every myth out there. She also opened my eyes to how many excuses there are for why a vaccine doesn't work.

Since then I have done more reading as well but my standpoint remains the same. I will not vaccinate my child and won't vaccinate myself again.

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Permalink Reply by Anthony on July 4, 2009 at 1:16am

vaccines do not work. Theres never been any science proving that they prevent anything, a lot of the time they actually cause what they are suppose to prevent. God never invented vaccines, so why would we need them?

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Permalink Reply by Angus on July 4, 2009 at 5:48am

If you are keeping tabs on the latest pharmaceutical/governmental
push for cervical cancer immunization then you will want to read
the articles resulting from Dr. Mercola's web links:

http://v.mercola.com/blogs/public_blog/Three-Girls-Died-Others-Hosp...

If you are having a challenge with the concept of
vaccination/immunization then you need to re-evaluate your personal
health philosophy.

You need to determine whether;

1. You believe in the 'Germ Theory' of disease causation - whereby
an infitesimal life-form can find a firm hold within your body and
from which a war of life and death can and often does ensue.

- And the corollary to this line of thinking is to 'Call in the
cavalry' - 'arm the defenceless organism' - preferably before,
during and after the battle.

All life exists in an environment that is 'best suited' for its own
peculiar structure and function.

- Germs enjoy environments that are dark, moist, humid and
sufficient with enough rotting material so as to satisfy a hardy
appetite.

- If you want to remove a germ - clean up the environment - no
germ of any worth would be 'caught dead' in a well-kept house.

In the process of removing the cause(s) of germ infestation - your
health will absolutely sky-rocket up the ladder of health and
happiness.

The OTHER health philosophy says;

2. Diseases are symptoms of the body's right action in a specific
situation.

- Diseases are not things - they are conditions - indicators of the
body's ability to restore itself to a state of health and vitality.

- The 'disease' is the body's response to a condition of 'Toxemia'
- a condition of poor quality metabolism.

We have a simple choice;

1. Live in a manner so that health is the result.

2. Live in a manner so that less than health is the result.

Ladies and Gentlemen: There are no faeries at the bottom of the
garden.

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Permalink Reply by Sistina on July 5, 2009 at 11:41am

I work at a caregiver at an assisted-living facility with senior citizens. One woman has hepatitis B. She gets chronic diarrhea. I clean her up. I'm told if I have a micro-cut on me an air born particle from fecal cut could contaminate me. I wear gloves but I definitely have tiny wounds on my hands, like the scrapes from my bike accident the other day.

It's really not in my best interest to get a hep B vaccination?

Part of my concern is that I want to legally establish that I don't take vaccinations. I want religious exemption if the government mandates swine-flu shots.

I'm training to be a C.N.A. I can't do clinicals in the hospital because I don't have shots. Get this: when I inquired about religious exemption, I was told that only applies to hepatitis B. Can that be true?

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Permalink Reply by Travis on July 21, 2009 at 4:33am

its your choice!!!!!! my advice however is don't vaccinate.

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Permalink Reply by Synergy Chef on July 21, 2009 at 5:15am

Is it natural to take a puss secretion which has been grown in a lab and inject it into your body? Does that sound natural? Would God want me to do this?

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