"There is ZERO way to know which substance caused a reaction in that case, because they DO happen."
the reactions are almost never deadly and the majority of them are because the kid is allergic to eggs lmao
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Those exposures are far different than in injection that super charges the bodies immune response.
Just because a reaction is not deadly doesn't mean it doesn't have a life long effect.
I would rather waste my time than possibly have my child have an adverse reaction.
Again I am not against them, I am only espousing a staggered approach to dosing children.
Every single human has a unique makeup and will respond uniquely to a stimulus. It may be close to another response not not the exact same. How can it be when genetically we are all unique?
My hope is that Epigenetics will lead us to a better means of dealing with the human body in general.
"Those exposures are far different than in injection that super charges the bodies immune response."
it actually has less of a response than the pathogen normally would. The only way it can have more if it alerts the body to it early through aluminum (I think or maybe it was another one).
"Every single human has a unique makeup and will respond uniquely to a stimulus"
if something in an important system changes critically, like the immune system, it is often noticed within a few weeks. If it is not the baby will likely die either way.
and yet again most vaccines are made up of dead or crippled versions of the pathogen, it is literally the best possible scenario.
Actually, aluminum DOES supercharge the immune response, and in some susceptible individuals, can trigger autoimmune disorders.
Source: http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-1118663438.html
do you even know how they work? lmao