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scientific reasons to NOT vaccinate
| Sat, 01-21-2012 - 10:42am |
hubby is asking for SCIENTIFIC proof as to why NOT to vaccinate.
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If he was my husband, I would be asking him to provide scientific proof that vaccines are safe.
But I will post the studies I find as I come across them...
~*~ Catherine - CL of the Breastmilk vs. Formula Debate Board
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Brazil and Mexico, really? In both countries, this may be an article pro-breastfeeding, but not necessarily against the rotavirus vaccine. Do you have anything along these lines from the US or Western Europe?
I will keep looking, I know there have been a ton of studies, but I don't have a lot of time to look.
I did start looking on the sites against vaccines, but I wanted to find something less biased.
~*~ Catherine - CL of the Breastmilk vs. Formula Debate Board
I was a bit disingenuous - there is a paper from the UK http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11293683 (but see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9363419)
So I think, in combination between the studies in South and Middle America and in Europe, it is pretty clear that breastfeeding totally kicks rotavirus' a@@, however, this only extends as long as you breastfeed and is not very good if you supplement. I would probably not vaccinate a new baby against rotavirus, but I have gotten my a@@ whopped by breastfeeding pro-vaccine friends whose babies (pre-vaccine) had bad rotavirus cases. Risk reduction (~90%) is about the same with breastfeeding or vaccine, but vaccine protection may last longer (and the older the child when they get rotavirus the "easier" it is manageable).
Hi Teresa! I was curious if your other kids are vaccinated and why this issue is coming up now. I'm just being nosy :)
Are there particular vaccinations that you are more concerned about, or is it all of them?
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Check this video out, this girl came down with some wild disorder after getting vaccines. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URHhyP4lmQ4
that is not vaccine injury - see for example here: