1. The first article is one I can agree with fully. I am not in favour of the ‘flu’ shot in particular, for reasons stated in the article. I think they are valid, though many of my friends (some who are doctors) disagree.
I made sure my children had healthy natural supplements and good nutrition as babies and toddlers, and I held off of other vaccines until my children were older (school age), when I felt their systems were strong enough to handle the effects of the vaccine. I saw too many young children become dreadfully sick anyway after taking shots. I was glad I had not put my children through that regimen.
http://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-11532/8-reasons-i-havent-vaccinated-my-daughter.html
2. The second article has some very valid and relevant points about vaccinations against different diseases, along with proven historical attestation to the success achieved with different diseases. I don’t feel that there is the same record of success with ‘flu’ shots, however, since that illness seems to change and mutate into something different every year, and I just do not agree with the solution offered. “Take this in case.” I simply have no time and patience for those shots, because I watched my husband (and others) get a ‘flu’ shot every year (he was on the list of the critically ill) and shortly after, he, (and others), would have a bad bout of some variety of ‘flu’ and be very sick indeed. I never took them and would not get sick at all, with any kind of ‘flu’. The article is a good read, though. and I’d recommend reading it.
Make up your own mind….
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AJ
Interesting.
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