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Originally Posted by rkzenrage
No heavy metals or active strains, to be more specific. No mercury or formaldehyde (I am allergic to formaldehyde and did not want it injected into my son)... yes, you can get them that way.
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Again, he has not missed one and has had many of his voluntary shots for a four-year-old. We have a progressive Dr. Most won't even tell you that they are available.
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Seriously rk, can you name some names here?
I don't understand how you can receive all the vaccines on the schedule and not be exposed to formaldehyde, for example. All of the vaccines licensed for use in the US for
Hep A and Hep B are inactivated with formalin (
A 37% aqueous (water) solution of formaldehyde, a pungent gas, with the chemical formula HCHO)
So did you skip those, or use unlicensed ones, or what?
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This site has some
interesting graphs. Notice the decline even in diseases we don't vaccinate for...
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Originally Posted by Merc
Because through an agressive world wide vaccination program we essentially eliminated it. I believe the last case was in Somalia some years ago. I believe the only reason to continue to get it would be if you were to be exposed to a weaponized form. Even the military stopped giving it to everyone, only certain groups still get it.
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The
adverse events are the other side of the risk/benefit ratio. It's a low benefit (its not a big threat,
other than thru terrorism), high risk vaccine at this point.
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Vaccination of contacts plus isolation is expected to result in 7 deaths (from vaccine or smallpox) in a scenario involving the release of variola virus from a laboratory, 19 deaths in a human-vector scenario, 300 deaths in a building-attack scenario, 2735 deaths in a scenario involving a low-impact airport attack, and 54,729 deaths in a scenario involving a high-impact airport attack.
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