I read somewhere that polio is a man-made disease that was introduced accidentally in another vaccineas was AIDS. dee
From: "phoenix23002 tds.net" <[email protected]> Reply-To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2012 21:27:43 -0500 To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: CS> OT health / Big pharma Resent-From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> Resent-Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2012 18:27:42 -0800 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.
