The Case Against Vaccination
. The immune system takes years to fully develop, and does so by being exposed to bacteria and viruses which the body learns to throw off with fevers, mucus, sweating and rashes.
. The child is denied the chance to acquire natural life-long immunity from relatively harmless diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox and whooping cough. Vaccine-induced antibodies are not passed to the newborn baby as passive immunity from the mother.
. After vaccination the body is left in a state of alert for something that may never happen. Thus the immune system is more likely to become hypersensitive and subject to allergies.
. The Thymus Gland, which is the controller of a baby's developing immune system, may be damaged by vaccination.
. The ingredients added to vaccines (thiomersal in flu vaccines and hepatitis B, formalin, aluminium, phenol, antibiotics, animal proteins, etc.) are toxic and have a cumulative effect.
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After vaccination, children are more prone to repeated coughs, colds, catarrhal ear aches, glue ear, sore throat, constipation, learning and attention difficulties, behavioural and sleep problems.
. DTaP vaccine can stop children being able to receive information, due to glue ear and ear inflammation. Affected children develop fussy eating habits.
. Polio vaccine may adversely affect the digestion, the assimilation of nutrients, and a child's developing nervous system.
. MMR vaccine can stop children being able to transmit information through speech, expression and writing; and has been linked to bowel disorders and autistic behaviours. Affected children become locked in their own world.
. BGC vaccine can cause repeated coughs, low stamina, nose bleeds, night sweats, painful periods, irregular cycles, bad temper, allergies, lack of concentration, and a desire to run away - bad news for teenagers!
. Bacteria and viruses are not in themselves the cause of disease: they are a secondary reaction to an already weakened system.
. Good health is the only way to provide immunity from disease.
. The bugs are not "out there" trying to get us. If we are healthy on the inside, the body can resist colds, 'flu, measles, or whatever might be around us. The key is susceptibility.
Fighting off natural diseases has benefits:
- It confers life-long immunity which can be passed to children during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
- Long-term health is improved, reducing susceptibility to chronic disease in later life.