Originally Posted By: jrustles
Since vaccination in the capacity as we know it today, is so new and unique to all biological evolution as we know it, I am fascinated as to the possible long-term genetic changes that are going to occur to all vaccinated species, particularly humans.
What natural process is most closely related the act of vaccination? Nothing.
Enjoy.
Originally Posted By: Thermo1223
Our first child we denied everything at child birth except a vitamin K injection.
I didn't even what the antibiotic gel on her eyes(for chlamydia) because I know my wife is clean obviously. My wife who is a nurse told me it isn't a big deal.
Fast forward and we started a delayed schedule which our doctor was on board with for a bit then started touting the party line if we don't listen to them to find another pediatric doctor.
Interesting. At least you thought about it. At least you had the wherewithal to allow your child to complete the bulk of it's metabolic and neuronal development.
I'm curious, does your daughter have any allergies that you are aware of?
She has allergies just like me & my wife that we both passed genetically to her. Her sister does as well. I am more grateful that the asthma my wife had as a child wasn't passed.
It is interesting with all this talk of Polio I am surprised no mention HiB.
It is in the chart but it wasn't required as a vaccination till the early 90's I believe.
I survived it as a 5 yr old at the time but barely. It was brought in by another child in class who showed no symptoms but was obviously a carrier. This was in kindergarten so a mass of small children like that means someone will get it.
Many children died in the same hospital I was in at the time of the disease. I was in there for upwards of 2-3 weeks with another 1-2 weeks at home for recovery.
I died one night for at least 1-2 mins, at least that is the story I was told. My heart stopped and they almost gave up shocking me until it popped back on.
So I may have a unique perspective on why I think vaccines in that regard should be mandatory. Granted it is only 1 of many strains on influenza but it was proven to be effective & deadly.
Even in that time period of the late 80's the school district & parents were so worried my parents were going to sue them. For what? Their were no requirements to vaccinated and no one purposely got me sick. It just happened like life tends too which is how I feel a lot about autism and other things. You roll the genetic dice everytime you conceive, sometimes good rolls, sometimes bad. Placing blame on another party through bad science and questionable ethics because YOU want to believe it is not your direct fault is asinine.
Could there be environmental factors damaging us? Sure I bet there are many but vaccinating against known threats is .001% on that scale. Such that as another member posted so small that any conceivable losses on the grand scale are completely outweighed by the gains.
Since vaccination in the capacity as we know it today, is so new and unique to all biological evolution as we know it, I am fascinated as to the possible long-term genetic changes that are going to occur to all vaccinated species, particularly humans.
What natural process is most closely related the act of vaccination? Nothing.
Enjoy.
Originally Posted By: Thermo1223
Our first child we denied everything at child birth except a vitamin K injection.
I didn't even what the antibiotic gel on her eyes(for chlamydia) because I know my wife is clean obviously. My wife who is a nurse told me it isn't a big deal.
Fast forward and we started a delayed schedule which our doctor was on board with for a bit then started touting the party line if we don't listen to them to find another pediatric doctor.
Interesting. At least you thought about it. At least you had the wherewithal to allow your child to complete the bulk of it's metabolic and neuronal development.
I'm curious, does your daughter have any allergies that you are aware of?
She has allergies just like me & my wife that we both passed genetically to her. Her sister does as well. I am more grateful that the asthma my wife had as a child wasn't passed.
It is interesting with all this talk of Polio I am surprised no mention HiB.
It is in the chart but it wasn't required as a vaccination till the early 90's I believe.
I survived it as a 5 yr old at the time but barely. It was brought in by another child in class who showed no symptoms but was obviously a carrier. This was in kindergarten so a mass of small children like that means someone will get it.
Many children died in the same hospital I was in at the time of the disease. I was in there for upwards of 2-3 weeks with another 1-2 weeks at home for recovery.
I died one night for at least 1-2 mins, at least that is the story I was told. My heart stopped and they almost gave up shocking me until it popped back on.
So I may have a unique perspective on why I think vaccines in that regard should be mandatory. Granted it is only 1 of many strains on influenza but it was proven to be effective & deadly.
Even in that time period of the late 80's the school district & parents were so worried my parents were going to sue them. For what? Their were no requirements to vaccinated and no one purposely got me sick. It just happened like life tends too which is how I feel a lot about autism and other things. You roll the genetic dice everytime you conceive, sometimes good rolls, sometimes bad. Placing blame on another party through bad science and questionable ethics because YOU want to believe it is not your direct fault is asinine.
Could there be environmental factors damaging us? Sure I bet there are many but vaccinating against known threats is .001% on that scale. Such that as another member posted so small that any conceivable losses on the grand scale are completely outweighed by the gains.
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