[ConservativeMind]

So, what ended the polio issue?

[kara37]

So, what ended the polio issue?

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It is believed that most viruses will eradicate themselves over the years. In fact, data does show that polio was in massive decline before the vaccine.
However, I do believe vaccines do work. However, they also have unintended consequences.

For example, it was the Polio vaccine that gave everyone the cancer causing monkey virus.

Also, vaccines do not last a lifetime. In fact, most last between 10 and 20 years. So, are we now going to have adults getting chicken pox as adults? Also, being exposed to chicken pox later in life (via grandchildren ect.), helped prevent people from getting shingles. Now we have a epidemic in shingles, that they had to invent another vaccine to take. Big surprise.

I always find it funny that people on this site have no trouble believing that the CIA or NSA will break the law and cover things up, but will defend the word of the CDC like they are GOD.

[LeonardFMason]

Thank you!

The anti-vaccine hysteria fails to mention that vaccines wiped out polio, pertussis(until people stopped vaccinating), measles, small pox, etc.

If these diseases were to return it would be a nightmare.

[Parmy]

I agree. I grew up when polio was a childhood scourge. As a child, I remember my parents and other parents being deathly afraid of their children contracting polio.

There was a nation campaign to have all children vaccinated for polio. We were marched to the city hall and had the polio vaccine.

In the army, I had batteries of shots. Time and again. I am 74 now and still alive and standing upright.

[Bulwyf]

Polio was on a natural decline as it was.

I’m not against all vaccines, but I’m suspicious of many.

[Norseman]

>>So, what ended the polio issue?<<

Try reading it again with your sarc filter turned on.