Should you get any vaccines? The data shows the more you vax, the sicker you are (combination of all recommended vaccines)

substack.com ^ | 8/18/2022 | Steve Kirsch

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• If you took 100% of the vaccines they want you to take, you're about 10X more likely to have medical issues. That's not a typo: 10X, not 10%!

  

  Steve Kirsch

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  When I interviewed Andrew Wakefield, he told me that you are roughly 10X more likely to be sick if you are vaccinated with the normal schedule vs. the unvaccinated.

  Here is a link to the paper co-authored by my good friend James Lyons-Weiler which shows this very clearly: Relative Incidence of Office Visits and Cumulative Rates of Billed Diagnoses Along the Axis of Vaccination by James Lyons-Weiler and Paul Thomas.

  Here’s a key figure from the paper showing the more vaccinations you accept, the greater your chance of seeing the doctor (relative incidence of office visits). The trends were true for other causes as well (See Fig 4 and 5).

  

   

  That’s called dose-dependency and it establishes (along with other factors) causality. It’s hard to explain a dose-dependency if there isn’t any causality.

   

  MORE AT LINK: Should you get any vaccines? The data shows the more you vax, the sicker you are.

   

[Glad2bnuts]

Why? Did you know anyone that actually was sick with Polio? I was born in the early 1950’s and I knew of nobody who got sick with it. From what I read, it disappeared because humans became immune and the virus burned itself out, like every other disease humankind encounters.

It is JMO, and my Mom disagreed, so I took it. I remember the hysteria as adults talked about it, but it was as an epidemic like TB, with which I only knew one person to have, and she was an adopted girl from Korea, within the first few years of her living in the US.

[Nifster]

Yes I knew people who had polio including some in my own family

Polio cases did not evaporate. Once the polio vaccine rolled out the number of cases dropped significantly

[Nifster]

I grew up in Denver. Many polio cases who were on iron lungs were treated in the hospitals there. Wards and wards of people being kept alive by machines

Polio is pernicious. The results of it depends on how much CnS involvement there was

Poo poo polio is ridiculous. Your ignorance is astonishing

[MD Expat in PA]

Why? Did you know anyone that actually was sick with Polio?

Yes. My mother’s cousin who caught Polio as a child in the late 1930’s, became paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair and died in her early 40’s from complications.

From what I read, it disappeared because humans became immune and the virus burned itself out, like every other disease humankind encounters.

You need to find better reading material.

[Nifster]

Love the last part

I’m sorry for your family’s loss

I do not have a clue of how to get across to those who didn’t live through the polio years just how bad it could get

[Clay Moore]

Some years ago I ran a call on a early to mid twenties non-verbal autistic patient living at home with mom and dad.

Dad came up to us and stated that patient had been a totally age appropriate kid about 10 years old when they were taken to a doctors office for childhood vaccines. The child reacted right there in the office and was transported to the ER and had been non-verbal autistic since that moment.

What he said was not really relevant to the call or treatment and I have always felt was a warning to us of potential consequences.

[Nifster]

Post hoc is not proof of causality

[Don W]

I seem to remember the sugar cube and a weird gun that used a nickel-sized washer with a small tine that only slightly pierced the skin but stung more than expected.