| Researchers Working On Vaccine To
Destroy The Immune System of Newborns
As soon as babies are born, the medical establishment immediately
attempts to convince mothers of myths that their newborns are
in urgent need of genetic testing, antibiotics and vitamin K shots.
All are completely redundant and unnecessary for healthy newborns.
Now, researchers are adding to this compilation of myths by publishing
a study which ridiculously proposes to strengthen newborn's immune
systems with vaccines, when in fact it will do precisely the opposite.
The researchers claim that babies are immediately susceptible
to diseases and infections, and that their immune systems aren’t
adequately developed to fight diseases. However, they don't take
into account the mother's immunity, antibodies and immunoglobulins
that are passed on to the baby, which gives all newborns the power
to resist almost any infection, whether animal or human.
Instead, the University of Missouri researchers in
their study propose to treat the newborns’ immune systems
with vaccines which typically contain
immunotoxins, neurotoxins and sterile agents. Due to the nature
of vaccines and their constituents, they are impossible to manufacture
without at least one of these toxins in their formulas. The researchers
are targeting these vaccines for pediatric applications in the
first four weeks of life, the most sensitive and fragile in neurological
development.
“We’re trying to improve the immune system of newborns
to make them more like adults’ immune systems and, therefore,
less susceptible to diseases,” said Christine Hoeman, doctoral
student in the MU School of Medicine. “Although our testing
has only been on animal models thus far, our ultimate goal is
to create better pediatric vaccines for humans to improve the
balance within the immune system.”
Hoeman and Habib Zaghouani, professor of molecular microbiology
and immunology and child health at the MU School of Medicine,
ludicrously claims that that all newborns have an imbalanced grouping
of white blood cells. They suggest that when newborns are exposed
to an allergen more than once, the imbalance leads to possible
infection and allergic reactions. Again, they make no attempts
to explain the powerful mechanisms passed down to newborns from
their mothers which negate allergens, whether exposed once, twice
or more times. Their assumptions are based on zero immune inheritance
from mother to child, a complete absurdity!
Despite documented statistical correlations between vaccines and
allergic reactions, Hoeman and Zaghouani contradict this evidence
by suggesting that vaccines will help mediate allergic reactions
while fighting off infections.
“What’s happening is that the TH2 cells are killing
the TH1 cells, creating the imbalance,” Hoeman said. “Once
we know more about the timeline of the imbalance, we can start
to develop the vaccine, which would increase the levels of TH1
and would ideally be administered in newborns soon after they’re
born.”
Hoeman and Zaghouani’s research was published in The Journal
of Environmental Medicine and Trends in Immunology and funded
by the Biotechnology sector.
Dave Mihalovic is a Naturopathic Doctor who specializes in
vaccine research, cancer prevention and a natural approach to
treatment.
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December 16, 2009
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