Vaccination

Vaccination was considered to be an extraordinary medical discovery that provided protection

against some of the deadliest diseases. Many lives were believed to be saved due to mass
immunisation. The live or dead microbes or the deactivated toxins are too weak to produce the
disease but they still stimulate the immune system to recognise the disease and to fight it. Also,
antibodies to the disease can be directly introduced into the body to ward off infection.
However, vaccines are well known for their side effects. They range from mild fever, cold!like
symptoms lasting for a short while to serious like autism, cancer and death. "oreign materials are
introduced into the body and some of the ingredients present in vaccines can be #uite disturbing $eg
mercury, animal protein%. The vaccine is delivered right into the blood stream, bypassing the natural
defence mechanisms of the body and harmful agents may interfere undisturbed with the body&s
systems. "or example animal protein can carry unknown pathogens, or can trigger an allergy, and
these problems may have been avoided if the substance was entering the body through the digestive
system and processed here. Mass vaccination is also considered to be a cause for the increasing
number and severity of chronic illnesses today even in young people and children.
However, people are scared and agree to vaccinate their children. There is a lot of fear around
diseases, coming especially from media and the medical community and a lack of information about
how serious various diseases really are nowadays and about vaccines side effects and vaccines
actual efficacy.
'ome people agree that vaccination is very important when it comes to life threatening diseases but
studies shown that many dangerous diseases were already on the the verge of extinction, before the
introduction of mass immunisation. &(eaths from infectious diseases have declined dramatically,
mainly because of improved water supply, sanitation, ade#uate food supply and birth control.
)mmunisation programmes have played a part, but graphs $see Annex% show these *diseases+ were
declining before the immuni,ation programmes began.& -vidence in the statistics for .'A and ./,
show the same pattern in data for 'candinavia, "rance and practically any other place *+. (isease
today consists largely of chronic conditions, which are amenable only to allopathic palliation
*suppression+ rather than true cure. There are even those today who believe that chronic ill!health
like diabetes, cancers, allergies, multiple sclerosis and asthma, which are all increasing in real terms
in developed countries are exploding because of the suppression of infectious diseases with
antibiotics and vaccines&$0%.
Vaccination is many times sub1ect to controversy. 2olio vaccine is a good example of controversy.
This disease is still regarded today as dangerous but it is almost extinguished and the main risk of
contracting it in 3orthern -urope is from the nappies of a recently vaccinated baby.
2olio vaccines were cultivated on monkey kidneys. &A cancer!causing monkey virus'V!45was
discovered in polio vaccines administered to millions of people. 'V!45 has been found in brain
tumours, bone cancers, lung cancers and leukaemia. 'V!45 is transmitted through sexual
intercourse, and from mother to child in the womb. Monkeys that were used to make polio vaccines
were infected with simian immunodeficiency virus $')V%, a virus closely related to human
immunodeficiency virus $H)V%, the infectious agent associated with A)('. 'ome researchers
#uestion whether H)Vs may simply be ')Vs 6residing in and adapting to a human host.7 2olio
vaccines also contain calf serum, glycerol and other parts of the cow that may have been infected
with bovine spongiform encephalopathy $8'-%, or mad cow disease, a fatal brain!wasting ailment
that some researchers link to 9ruet,feldt!:akob disease $9:(%, its human e#uivalent. *+ Many
people mistakenly believe that anyone who contracts
polio will become paralysed or die. *+ The small proportion of population that develop paralytic
polio may be susceptible to the disease. 'everal studies have shown that in1ections $with antibiotics
or other vaccines% increase susceptibility to polio. )n fact, it was already known by the early 0;55s
that the paralytic poliomyelitis often starts at the site of an in1ection. <hen diphtheria and pertussis
vaccines were introduced in 0;45s, cases of paralytic poliomyelitis sky!rocketed.& $=%
However, more and more vaccines are produced, against more and more infections, and many
people are #uestioning the usefulness of vaccines for less harmful diseases like common flu.
"or example, the 0;>? swine flu outbreak, also known as the swine flu fiasco, or the swine flu
debacle, when public health officials urged all Americans to get immuni,ed against an epidemic that
never materiali,ed, killed one person and hospitali,ed 0@. However, side!effects from the vaccine
are thought to have caused five hundred cases of Auillain8arrB syndrome $in which the immune
system attacks the nerves, causing paralysis% and C= deaths.$@%
Decently Aardasil vaccine stirred up controversy due to the aggressive marketing campaign from
the beginning, although its efficiency to prevent cervical cancer is not very high $official medical
statistics%. )t is thought that the vaccine was pushed by authorities to a large mass of population
before being sufficiently post!market tested to assess its long term side effects.
A general opinion is that at least weak and exposed segments of the population should be
vaccinatedE babies, pregnant women, elderly, and people in the developing countries. 8ut ) wonderE
if these people are likely to be more affected by the disease and get complications aren&t them the
same ones that are more prone to get the side effects from the vaccinationF <e often hear about
people or children being vaccinated against some disease and then getting the same disease and
often the complications of the disease are more serious in this cases due to the fact that the vaccine
already messed up the immune system.
The vaccines efficacy is never 055G. The fact that no vaccine $and no medicineH% works 055G is
usually stated right on the prospectus of the vaccineImedicine. Most of the time people do not get
this leaflet with information along with the vaccine and sometimes even when they get it they do
not read it. Although there is a lot of medical information that most of us do not understand, there is
definitely a lot of information there that is accessible to everyone and thus everyone can get an idea
about the fact that vaccines are not at all about safety and efficiency.
"rom a homeopathic point of view, it all makes senseE vaccination is suppressive, aggressive and
brings a new, dissimilar disease $miasm% into the body. Vaccinosis refers to the serious effects the
vaccinations have. Jften vaccines are the &never been well since& factor. A dose of potentised
vaccine can clear the miasm brought by the vaccine.
)f parents decide not to vaccinate their children they are not left off guard as long as there is
homeopathy. A child that is kept healthy with homeopathy is less likely to contract a lot of diseases
or to suffer too much from diseases. 'erious, life threatening diseases are overcome without
complications under proper homeopathic prescribing. Homeopathy delivers exactly what the vital
force needs in order to become stronger and to be able to fight.
(isease, $and especially childhood diseases, that are most targeted by vaccination% has the role of
burning off some of the inherited miasmatic load and once the disease is successfully overcome $not
suppressed% the vital force becomes stronger and the patient healthier. There is often a
developmental leap in children after successfully overcoming a childhood disease. This is less and
less obvious today as most of the children have less and less childhood diseases and their vital force
of is generally weaker, due to suppression with vaccines, drugs and lifestyle.
2arents need to know that a disease is not a bad thing. 2arent&s heart break every time their children
are suffering but some diseases are part of the life of a healthy child.
) would recommend to parents to do some research in order to answer these #uestionsE
What about the disease you want to vaccinate your child againstF )s it really dangerousF )s it
fre#uent or is almost extinguishedF
What about the vaccine? Dead as much as possible about it $including recommendation and side!
effects% from a trusted medical sourceIsite. )s the vaccine new and there is not much data about
possible side!effects or is it well known and considered to be safeF )s it known for a lot of side
effects and controversyF
What is the state of your child? )s he a very healthy child or a very sensitive oneF <hat about his
family history, siblings, uncles, etc, did they have some side!effects from vaccinationF <hat about
long term side!effects, subtle changes like a slight change in personality or becoming more prone to
infections after the vaccineF
Answers to this #uestions may establish a riskIbenefit ratio that can help parents deciding about
vaccinating their children.
Various institutions $kindergartens, schools, analysis laboratories% have a vaccination policy and
may re#uire childrenIemployees to be vaccinated. However, there is also legislation that protects the
freedom of choice and parents should consult the legislation and apply for exemption from
vaccination with the institution if they decide not to vaccinate their children.
DefferencesE
0. VaccinationE the wider pictureF )n response toE VaccinationE refuting the refusals by 2eter Morrell
httpEIIwww.homeoint.orgImorrellIotherarticlesIvaccination.htm a
C. Vaccination Kiberation ! )nformation httpEIIvaclib.orgIintroIpresentIindex.htm
@. Kessons learned from the 0;>? swine flu &fiasco& httpEIIusatoday@5.usatoday.comInewsIhealthIC55;!5=!
5=!swine!flu!0;>?L3.htm c
4.0;>? swine flu outbreak httpEIIen.wikipedia.orgIwikiI0;>?LswineLfluLoutbreak
=. The polio vaccineE a critical assessment of its arcane history, efficacy, and long!term health!
related conse#uences, 3eil M. Miller, Thinktwice Alobal Vaccine )nstitute
httpEIIwww.thinktwice.comI2olio.pdf b
?. 9ontamination of polio vaccines by monkey viruses and other microorganismsE a review of sv45
science and pandemic. Jncogenesis $cancer%
httpEIIwww.medicalveritas.orgIMedicalVeritasI9ontaminationLofL2olioLVaccines.html;
>. Aardasil httpEIItruthaboutgardasil.orgI
N. Medicines )nformation 9entre httpEIIwww.medicines.ieImedicineI00=C4I'29IAAD(A')KI
Annex
Vaccination Kiberation ! )nformation Vaccination, A 2arents (ilema, Areg 8eattle, c 0;;>, Jracle
2ress, Oueensland, Australia, p. @?!=> httpEIIvaclib.orgIintroIpresentIindex.htm