A 2 month old infant receive 7 vaccines, a 4 month old receives 7 vaccines and a 6 month old receives 6 vaccines. All of this on top of a new born immediately being injected with Hep B vaccine and again at 1 month receiving a second Hep B.

I wonder why we are the most vaccinated nation in the world by far but do not reflect drastically different results from the nations not insisting on this number of vaccines.

I also wonder that if they truly worked by stimulating the immune response system as if a person were to have actually had the disease, why is it that more and more boosters are needed for DTAP? Sure seems to me that there is more to immunity than stimulating the immune response.

What we DO know is that there are millions of baby boomers walking around with a monkey virus that they got from the original Salk live polio vaccine, made from the African green monkey. Hmmm. So you are saying that it doesn’t matter where or how these vaccines are made and that should have no effect on humans?

Are you saying that injecting any number of known toxins directly into the blood stream and bypassing the body’s immune protective systems carries no risks?

Hmm. Are you saying that anyone truly knows what combining 7 vaccines at once into a 2 month old and again a 7 month old and then another 6 at 6 months old actually does to the body? To an infant with a myelin sheath not yet developed enough to protect the nerves and in little bodies that are still developing their brain and immune potentials so are more vulnerable and at risk for reactions?

Just asking.

The link you’ve provided doesn’t work and a thorough search of the site does not provide any information about the Amish and vaccination.

You are an idiot. While herd immunity may be good for the herd I prefer not to be considered a member of a herd.

I’m a human being with certain rights and certain intellectual capabilities not provided to animals.

The vaccines, ALL OF THEM, have been proven to contain a wide variety of harmful chemicals.

As an older adult I avoided most of the vaccines we give children today and I managed also to avoid being in a population that sustains a rate better than 1/100 for Autism which is a wide spectrum disease.

YOU are welcome to be vaccinated. It’s your right and your privilege. It is also your right to look like a complete fool by posting your ridiculous comment.

That’s really about all I can say here.

I would suggest that, if you are uneducated in a subject and are unwilling to learn about it, you refrain from writing about it in the future.

This article provides nothing – absolutely nothing – of substance. It literally consists of you saying, “Ew, dog cells!” and “E Coli is scary!”. Nothing more. There is an abundance of reasons for creating vaccines in those cells. You either refuse to educate yourself or are too ignorant to understand these reasons, so I will not bother to explain them here.

As for your whole, “Amish don’t vaccinate/don’t have autism” thing, its been disproven. They do vaccinate, and they do have autistic children (http://www.medpagetoday.com/Neurology/Seizures/2954).

Laughable. Just… laughable.