Vaccines (Good or Bad?)

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Vaccines (Good or Bad?)
Tweet Topic Started: Nov 18 2016, 03:11 PM (1,569 Views)
+ Steve	Nov 19 2016, 07:03 PM Post #16
Greetings. I will be your waifu this season. Posts: 19,471 Group: Legend Member #5,710 Joined: February 7, 2011 Gender Male Country United Kingdom Favourite Anime Hunter x Hunter(2011) What Browser do you use? Mozilla Firefox Favourite Manga Berserk all day erry day	Yeah shift in diagnosis is the most likely one, there's always been autistic people, we'd just have been dubbed "crazy" or "stupid" until doctors were smart enough to understand mental disorders are a thing. The sudden influx is just because people actually know what autism is now. It's sad how often there's headlines saying "Anti-vaxxer changes their mind after their child gets X disease" Good f***ing job, only when your kid gets an incurable but highly preventable disease do you realize you're an idiot.
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+ Sandy Shore	Nov 19 2016, 08:17 PM Post #17
Posts: 1,860 Group: Elite Member Member #12,337 Joined: May 18, 2015	The Vaccines are good, I'd say. They're certainly not bad, but they're definitely far from being great. Just good. If people aren't in to them, that's fair enough, and to be honest, I don't care for them much, either. It's not like they're The Cure - which you'd have to be tremendously stupid to reject.



* Ketchup Revenge	Nov 20 2016, 01:14 AM Post #18
"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room!" Posts: 6,083 Group: Retired Forum Moderator Member #9,012 Joined: February 9, 2013 Gender Not Specified Country Chile Favourite Anime FMA: Brotherhood, Dragon Ball, Samurai Champloo, Soul Eater, Assassination Classroom What Browser do you use? Firefox Favourite Manga Dragon Ball, Fullmetal Alchemist, Assassination Classroom, Deadman Wonderland	Vaccines mostly are very effective at immunizing people against potentially life-threatening diseases or symptoms, but there are indeed some risks to certain types of people. However, I doubt that autism is one of them. I have a friend from high school, and after her son got the Flu Vaccine about two years ago or so, all of his hair started falling out. He's only four now. The poor kid looks like he went through chemo. Even his eyebrows are falling out now. I've never seen this happen to anyone else, but she says it all started after he got the flu vaccine. The only time I ever got a flu vaccine was right after I had my daughter, and now I notice that I am more susceptible now to colds. I would almost never get sick before. Maybe once per year (or even once every two years). Now it averages around two to four times per year. I don't know if it was an effect of the flu vaccine specifically, or the fact that the vaccine actually changed my immune system.
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+ Steve	Nov 20 2016, 02:24 AM Post #19
Greetings. I will be your waifu this season. Posts: 19,471 Group: Legend Member #5,710 Joined: February 7, 2011 Gender Male Country United Kingdom Favourite Anime Hunter x Hunter(2011) What Browser do you use? Mozilla Firefox Favourite Manga Berserk all day erry day	Ketchup Revenge Nov 20 2016, 01:14 AM The only time I ever got a flu vaccine was right after I had my daughter, and now I notice that I am more susceptible now to colds. I would almost never get sick before. Maybe once per year (or even once every two years). Now it averages around two to four times per year. I don't know if it was an effect of the flu vaccine specifically, or the fact that the vaccine actually changed my immune system. Wouldn't having your child be a possible cause there though? Your body would have taken a huge hit from that though perhaps the vaccine stunted your immune system's regrowth. People aren't wrong to say there's side effects but I don't think I've ever heard a doctor say that there can't be so all the anger around it seems highly misplaced. It's pretty evident that vaccines do their job against the specific diseases and such they're designed to prevent. On top of all of this I bet most anti-vaxxers are the sort of people that don't let their children play outside, get dirty or ever be in contact with any germs. Poor kids immune systems are probably going to be non-existent. If there's any worldwide outbreak of some sort this lot will be the first to go.
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Mihawk	Nov 20 2016, 07:59 PM Post #20
Posts: 4,804 Group: Prodigy Member #4,783 Joined: March 2, 2010 Gender Not Specified	Overall good outweighs the overall bad. Humanity would have a relatively terrible life expectancy without it. Also



+ Steve	Nov 20 2016, 09:32 PM Post #21
Greetings. I will be your waifu this season. Posts: 19,471 Group: Legend Member #5,710 Joined: February 7, 2011 Gender Male Country United Kingdom Favourite Anime Hunter x Hunter(2011) What Browser do you use? Mozilla Firefox Favourite Manga Berserk all day erry day	I just love the idea that you can spontaneously get a developmental disability through an injection. Especially when you're like 7. What else can scientists do that we don't know about? I'll take one photographic memory injection with a side of homosexuality 'cause women are awkward. Edited by Steve, Nov 20 2016, 09:32 PM.
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SpeedoTrunks	Nov 21 2016, 09:47 AM Post #22
Posts: 908 Group: Member Member #9,238 Joined: March 22, 2013 Gender Not Specified	Ketchup Revenge Nov 20 2016, 01:14 AM I have a friend from high school, and after her son got the Flu Vaccine about two years ago or so, all of his hair started falling out. He's only four now. The poor kid looks like he went through chemo. Even his eyebrows are falling out now. I've never seen this happen to anyone else, but she says it all started after he got the flu vaccine. That's called "Alopecia", and is not an un-common issue. It can be caused by any of the following: Traumatic events Drug use (Like bad drugs, not vaccines) Hereditary hair loss, but somehow has expanded to this in that persons genes, via mutation But it can also be caused by other diseases/illness's such as Auto immune disorder, under active thyroid glands and various other items. To my knowledge, despite this being obscenely coincidental, vaccines do not cause total bodily hair loss. I'd tell your friend to get him checked out.



~~Doggo Champion 2k17~~	Nov 21 2016, 02:22 PM Post #23
Posts: 7,931 Group: GTFO Member #6,380 Joined: June 20, 2011 Country United States Favourite Anime here comes What Browser do you use? o shit waddup! Favourite Manga dat boi	Quote: I have a friend from high school, and after her son got the Flu Vaccine about two years ago or so, all of his hair started falling out. He's only four now. The poor kid looks like he went through chemo. Even his eyebrows are falling out now. I've never seen this happen to anyone else, but she says it all started after he got the flu vaccine. He was reacting to symptoms of the Flu Virus. I had the flu when I was a teenager, and six months later all my hair started falling out.



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