The Pros And Cons Of Vaccines

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The start of the vaccine movement was the year 1855; when the smallpox vaccines were mandatory for the school children. The state of Massachusetts passed the first U.S. Law, mandating vaccination for the school children. This practice continues still today. By the age of 6, 49 vaccines are given to the single kid. Certainly, vaccines have saved several lives up until today. This is one of the best action taken place for humanity. In fact, the majority population does not recognize that vaccines carry toxins in them. As a result, a certain population gets side effects through receiving vaccines. According to CDC data, there were 30,000 cases of adverse reactions per year in 2015. The stories of those individuals harms through vaccines are …show more content…
With this gene, the human body 's detoxification activity is exceedingly low. These harmful toxins stay in the body for years. Besides, without a proper protocol, they do not get eliminated from the body. These toxins interrupt the growth of the individual. A child who carries the MTHFR gene and receives vaccines. Due to a weak immune system, the child receives an injury with this cocktail of immunization. In short, this becomes counterproductive for the individual; as the immunization is to protect them from potential disease. Their weak immune system cannot cope with the quantity of toxin given to them in the form of immunization. Some kids develop an onset of Autism. With the schedule of MMR vaccines that matches the diagnosis of Autism; many beliefs MMR vaccines are the major cause of Autism. Simultaneously, the effects of vaccines on the next generation are never studied. Numerous questions come up when we analyze deep into this …show more content…
The carcinogenic Formaldehyde exists in multiple of the Vaccines nowadays. The several vaccines, it has are Hep B Vaccine, Hep A Vaccine (hepatitis A), Influenza Virus Vaccine etc. “Formaldehyde undergoes rapid chemical changes immediately after absorption. Therefore, some scientists think that formaldehyde is unlikely to have effects at sites other than the upper respiratory tract. However, some laboratory studies suggest that formaldehyde may affect the lymphatic and hematopoietic systems.” In fact, the human immune system stands moderately vulnerable to this chemical. In addition, exposing it with a harmful ingredient such as Formaldehyde is not the smart approach. Next, the child holds a significant vulnerability since their immune system is not fully developed. Thus, these harmful ingredients pose a serious risk to infants and toddlers. According to Dr. Marcela, the vaccines to baby animals are not given until they are weaned from the mother. Identifying the immunization would change the mother 's milk. Next vaccine’s side effects are well known, the veterinarian tests the animal 's blood to find if it needs a booster Vaccine. The question becomes when they do not do this procedure for our own children. One child’s immunity is not as same as the next child. Why do not test for antibodies of the Hep B in the children before giving them the booster Vaccines at the age of 4?

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