I am sorry but im not going to read something from her. She is a quackIsabella B is not credible. Here is her response. It's freaking long and I haven't even gotten through the entire thing myself, it's so full of science your mind will be blown.
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I am sorry but im not going to read something from her. She is a quackIsabella B is not credible. Here is her response. It's freaking long and I haven't even gotten through the entire thing myself, it's so full of science your mind will be blown.
Dr. Humphrie is a quack.
Clearly, because you cite an article by a mysterious "Isabella B" and call it credible. Dr. Suzanne Humphries is more credible than any pubmed warrior.I agree with peat on everything but vaccines.
While I'm not saying I support the flu vaccine, 80k Americans died from the flu last year. I'm guessing that's more people than vaccines killed. Influenza isn't some minor illness that everyone can overcome.I had the flu also and while it sucks I got through it!
No people don't die from the flu, it is usually from a complication from the flu, like pneumonia or sepsis. The stats are all messed up. But yes I know if you are like 80 and frail you could die from an infection. That's a no brainer.While I'm not saying I support the flu vaccine, 80k Americans died from the flu last year. I'm guessing that's more people than vaccines killed. Influenza isn't some minor illness that everyone can overcome.
Clearly, because you cite an article by a mysterious "Isabella B" and call it credible. Dr. Suzanne Humphries is more credible than any pubmed warrior.
I think that's being pedantic. The flu set off the cascade of events that killed them (no flu, no death) and having seen healthy children die from complications of the flu, I take it as a more serious illness than most. I have some issues with vaccines as well, but some of these illnesses do a hell of a lot more damage than some anti-vaccination people seem willing to admit. The situation isn't nearly as black-and-white as either side tries to make it.No people don't die from the flu, it is usually from a complication from the flu, like pneumonia or sepsis. The stats are all messed up. But yes I know if you are like 80 and frail you could die from an infection. That's a no brainer.
Clearly, because you cite an article by a mysterious "Isabella B" and call it credible. Dr. Suzanne Humphries is more credible than any pubmed warrior.
Unhealthy people dying makes their deaths more tolerable? Even if their deaths were preventable?Of the 80k people who died from the "flu" last year, I wonder what their health status was prior to that (i.e-thyroid health, vitamin d, etc.)
I'm sure the people who lost family members to the flu are comforted by that. I know many many people who were vaccinated and don't have autism. Clearly vaccines must be safe. That's obviously not how science works.You are making it out like everyone should be getting their flu shot because the flu is so deadly. I know many many many many people who don't get their flu shot and somehow they make it through each winter!
I know many many many many people who don't get their flu shot and somehow they make it through each winter!
Unhealthy people dying makes their deaths more tolerable? Even if their deaths were preventable?
Yeah I was just saying today that it seems when kids follow everything their doctor says they are a patient for life. They are dependent on the system. I decided to care for my kids' health myself giving them the best start with extended breastfeeding and no vaccines. So far it has paid off. They have never needed to go to the doctor and have never needed an antibiotic for 10 yrs so far.
I'm 62 years old now, and I think the last time I got a flu shot I was around 25 years old. I can't recall exactly, but at most, I've come down with the flu like twice in all those years. I've heard from numerous people who continue to get the flu shot, who still get the flu.