Vaccinations disabled and killed many children

[itsbob]

By 1964, the oral polio vaccine (OPV), developed by Albert Sabin, had become the recommended vaccine. OPV allowed large populations to be immunized because it was easy to administer, and it provided "contact" immunization, which means that an unimmunized person who came in contact with a recently immunized child might become immune, too. The problem with OPV was that, in very rare cases, paralytic polio could develop either in immunized children or in those who came in contact with them.

Since 1979 (when wild polio was eliminated in the United States), the approximately 10 cases per year of polio seen in this country were traced to OPV.

IPV is a vaccine that stimulates the immune system of the body (through production of antibodies) to fight the virus if it comes in contact with it. IPV cannot cause polio.



Sounds like your research is current and up to date..

IF IT WAS 1979!!!

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[Toxick]

Where did you get that? the CDC

Why are you laughing? Seems to me that if you're researching disease and pestilence, the best place to go would be the Center for Disease Control.



Or is there some sort of cabalistic CDC coverup conspiracy?

 

[itsbob]

Where did you get that? the CDC

Where do you get your research from??

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[RoseRed]

I'm not dead yet...

 

[itsbob]

Get your facts straight They just did away with the OPV AGAIN because it was giving kids polio.....why do you think it went back to shot form over the past 5 years?

And 10 cases a year caused by the vaccine are worse than the 60,000 without it how??

 

[itsbob]

The new CDC recommendations state that "To eliminate the risk for vaccine-associa ted paralytic poliomyelitis, an all-IPV schedule is recommended for routine childhood vaccination in the United States

Which i believe is the same thing i posted above.. IPV can not transmit Polio..

1 out of 2.4 million doses of OPV distributed in the United States actually caused vaccine-associated paralytic polio (VAPP). In an effort to reduce this terrible side effect, a new polio vaccine schedule was recommended in 1997 (two doses of IPV followed by two doses of OPV). The new schedule decreased, but did not guarantee elimination, of vaccine-induced paralytic polio; so, effective in the year 2000, an all-IPV schedule was recommended, and OPV is no longer administered in the U.S. OPV continues to be used in countries where wild polio infections still occur.


And still, one hundred cases a year is a much better number than 60 THOUSAND a year..

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[Midnightrider]

Trust the CDC then, that's your choice I'm sure those who do, also trust and believe everything the govt. tells us and is doing...right?

yeah, it sounds like they are really dropping the ball on this one.

BTW, what is your education level and field of study?

 

[itsbob]

Trust the CDC then, that's your choice I'm sure those who do, also trust and believe everything the govt. tells us and is doing...right?

you can't trust or distrust the government.. it's not a living breathing thing..

You can trust the PEOPLE in the CDC or the Gov't (two different entities by the way) but you can't trust or distrust either one.

Personally I trust the people at the CDC a lot more than I would trust a congressmen or a senator.. and I believe most or not all of the researchers and staff at the CDC are more educated than I am, and more knowledgeable about disease and vaccinations then I'll ever be.

 

[itsbob]

yeah, it sounds like they are really dropping the ball on this one.

BTW, what is your education level and field of study?

She knows medicine, she's STUDIED medicine..

I'd wonder if she's a scientologist..

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[mAlice]

I stated my research along with links when I started this thread. Read the books and do ALL the research before you throw undocumented stuff at me.....there's a lot more info out there than you can google in a few seconds

I think most of us are just a tad older than you. When I was doing my research, pc's were still a twinkle in somebody's eye. I read books. Getting on your high horse isn't going to make any brownie points for you around here. I'd go so far as to say, without the computer your bored granola crunchin', roadside recyclin', baby makin', obnoxious public breast feeding ass wouldn't have had a clue.

 

[itsbob]

Trust the CDC then, that's your choice I'm sure those who do, also trust and believe everything the govt. tells us and is doing...right?

Do you know where the "Governemnt" is hiding the thousands of people that have contracted polio in the last 7 years in the US?? Do they carry them off at night in the black helicopters??

This is why the people in charge think it's the best interest of eveyone to make some things mandatory, some people just aren't capable of thinking for themselves.. and will believe every little conspiracy theory out there.

 

[Mom2threebabies]

 

[mAlice]

Oh yeah....I see the maturity and education just pouring out of everybody

Oh, you're so much more mature. Should I be impressed now, or later?

 

[itsbob]

Nope, not a Scientologist.....I'm a pompous bia and so proud of it

I google'd thesaurus, and pompous is not a synonym for stupid and uninformed..


Please try again.

 

[Mom2threebabies]