Why is vaccination important?
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keithold thanks all baggers
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I like my holidays!
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Vaccination is the process of adding the germs into our health body to make our cells familiar of those germs. When they enter once again the white cells fight and eliminate the germs.
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These days with the health conditions in many nations being so high vaccination is of no use and possibly bad for the health with the ingredients in it.
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Vaccination is important to keep different diseases at bay or dormant. I do not like that the US government mandates so many vaccinations be given at once (my son was innoculated against 4 diseases in one shot...) or the reasoning for these innoculations. For example, the chicken pox shot was introduced because too many working mothers were taking off too much time to be with their sick children. Now, with the advent of the chicken pox (or varicella) shot, we in the US are seeing higher rates of shingles in young people. When I was a child, my mother took me to a chicken pox party to get me exposed to it. I know it sounds kind of crazy, but when one child in the neighborhood would get it, the surrounding parents would bring their kids over to play and catch it. That kind of immunity will last a lifetime, their is a very low risk of side effects, and no mercury/toxins in the dosage.
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For the INDIVIDUAL, it's important because it prevents or minimizes the effects, of infection by whatever disease causing agent a given vaccine is for. These effects could be mild (itching, scarring) or severe (sterilization, physical handicaps, death). For SOCIETY, it's important because it prevents or minimizes outbreaks and spread of infectious diseases, which may decimate whole populations or portions of a population. (i.e.- it protects OTHERS as well as yourself) Spread of diseases has been linked to wiping out some cultures in our history, for example.
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so as to be on the safer side
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This is actually a sore subject in our family, as someone very close to me has Asperger's Syndrome and it may very well be as a result of being vaccinated. I know they are reporting recently that it may be genetic, environmental or chemical, so I am not denouncing vaccinations just yet, but I urge caution and thorough consideration before going forward.
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