lol, so true. We used to pull carrots and wipe the dirt off with bottom of our t-shirts. Played with all the animals before hand too. Kids that are allowed to play with animals and dirt are far better off.
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 8:51 PM, Neville Munn <[email protected]>wrote: > Absolutely 100% spot on, you've got my vote <g>. > > I tackled a woman a couple of years ago who had a kid less than one year > old and it already had 4 vaccines, and she was lining that kid up for a > 5th. I asked her if she knew that a toddler must develop it's own natural > immunities to things as a kid and all those jabs would be doing is > impairing or retarding the bodies natural immune development as the kid > gets older. Of course I was ignored and considered an idiot - the classic > brainwashed dux of the class {opinion}. She obviously had never considered > the fact that the establishment has got it wrong on the odd occasion? > > Facts don't lie, if we were helped so much by cholesterol pills, > vaccinations, pharma medications blah blah we should be bouncing with > health, in fact it's the reverse, cholesterol is causing concern, more > people are losing their minds, more people are coming down with diseases > that are starting to make a comeback etc etc, we as a civilization are > becoming more and more unhealthy and dependant on medications in most cases > to keep people alive and functional. > > I'm the cook here and if I drop anything on the floor in food preparation > it still goes into the pot, my wife goes ape but I ask her how the hell did > we ever get past the Neanderthal age if they worried about dropping a leg > of mammoth that had been char burnt on an open fire on a *dirt* floor in > their caves? It's become a joke on me here cos I tell the family to get a > grip on reality, and besides, I'm helping them develop a great natural > immunity, they should be thanking me - LOL. Bring 'em up tough I say, no > room for wooses in this world. > > N. > > ------------------------------ > Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2012 21:27:43 -0500 > > Subject: Re: CS> OT health / Big pharma > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > > One of the worst disservices that we have done to ourselves is the > childhood vaccine programs, not that there haven't been some good things > about them (small pox/polio) but... Most of us enter adulthood with > immature immune systems. An oversimplification for sure, but one could say > that developing cancer is a failure of the immune system. Children used to > play outside in the dirt, etc.. their mothers didn't haul them off to the > doctor's office for a magic pill every time they developed a little case of > sniffles. Years ago, most people didn't have access to tylenol etc. to > lower children's temps. Minor childhood diseases can serve a useful > purpose. I did say minor childhood diseases.. diseases that are more > disruptive and aggravating (like chicken pox or mumps) than dangerous. > 'They' say we, of all preceding generations, live in almost pristine, > sterile living conditions compared to our forefathers. Has that made us > a healthier population? > > There was an article in the news a few years back that stated that cancer > researchers discovered that people who took antibiotics were more likely to > develop cancer, the implication being that somehow, taking a lot of > antibiotics could cause cancer. I think they got the cart before the > horse. The fact that more people who took antibiotics developed cancer is > a given if you reverse the theory. That is... because of a weakened or > immature immune system or response, these people would become sick more > often than others (requiring more antibiotic therapy) and they would fall > prey to cancer also because of a weakened or immature immune system. In my > opinion, if not for the immune response in human beings, the race would > have become extinct a long time ago. So, between an immature immune system > and a toxic environment, we seem to be sicker than ever. Lola H. > > >
