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from:msnbc.comPanel: Teens need another meningitis shot
Seeded on Wed Oct 27, 2010 1:08 PM EDT (msnbc.com)
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So, what do adults need to get shot up with? For some reason that doesn't matter, because when given a free choice, most people reject vaccines. This is why children and teens are vaccinated so much, because they don't have a choice!
I agree, I was pretty much forced into the Gardisil vaccine. The way I saw it, why should we have to come back two more times? But my dad made me.
If you eat nutritonally dense foods and limit processed foods, get normal sleep, get out in the sun without sunscreen, and limit your toxin exposures you'll have a greatly reduced chance of getting cancer.
As a public health worker I have seen first hand the outcome of this disease, and it is NO FUN!! I think the ACIP got it right. Vaccines are the best way to prevent disease. I think the problem in this country is that some people get Immunization advice, not from thier doctor, but from Playboy bunnies, Pet detectives and Oprah. Talk to your Doctor and get good advice from somone who should really know about such things.
Doctors have become agents of the state when it comes to vaccines. They are taught to follow authority in med school( who is influenced by pharma) and ACIP holds rank over them. I don't believe there is a ACIP/CDC reccomendation that doctors as a group would backlash against. There is no amount of vaccines that is too much for these so called leaders (ACIP) of health.
This is a group loaded with financial conficts that gives orders to other doctors and they follow them blindly.
As a health care worker you are exposed to confirmation bias. What you see is not the typical scenario. Yet vaccines are sold to typical people.
Did you ever wonder why college students living together are more susceptible? People live and work together all over the world, so what does living in a dorm have to do with it. The reason for the increased risk of this disease is because College students typically eat unhealthy food and do not get enough sleep. This is also coupled with the stress of living away from home and studying long hours. The result is a depressed immune system that is less protective against bacterial menengitis and other immune depressed diseases. Menengitis is very rare and you'll also notice that it typically affects one person and epidemics of this disease are non-existent.
Meningococcal meningitis can literally show up out of the blue and lead to rapid death within 24 hours. Please, people need to get this vaccine. This tragic infection is easily preventable with it.
Maybe, the vaccine is not effective at all. The pharma's just needed the money and paid off the fda, as usual.
People need healthy food, vitamins (especially vitamin D), and exercise. What they don't need is another vaccine which actually compromises the immune system . Who do you think benefits from this at $90 per shot. Give me a break!