Quite right about that. We’ve seen rabies vaccines go from yearly, to every 3 years, and there’s talk that titers really show that every 7 years could be effective. I do not vaccinate my own dogs every year, but I have titers drawn.
I have to wonder if there’s some connection between the rise is so many allergies, like peanut, that we never used to have, and the changes in the immunization schedule that started adding so many new vaccines and doses.
I have a niece who has severe peanut allergies and her brother is mildly autistic-he developed the autism symptoms after receiving his vaccines. (Given his sister’s severe allergy he never should have been given vaccinations.)
From the Gardisil story, “The 2008 FDA Closing Statement on Gardasil reports that 73.3% of the healthy girls who participated in the clinical trials developed New Medical Conditions. The list below highlights some of the New Medical Conditions reported in the 2008 FDA Closing Statement on Gardasil. (available here http://holyhormones.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/gardasil091108-Closing-Statement.pdf
Blood & Lymphatic System Disorders 2.9% = 1 in 34
Gastrointestinal Disorders 13.4% = 1 in 7
General & Administration Site Conditions 3.8% = 1 in 33
Immune System Disorders 2.4% =1 in 50
Infections & Infestations 52.9% = 1 in 2
Injury, Poisoning, & Procedural Complications 8.0% =1 in 12
Investigations 11.8% =1 in 9
Musculoskeletal & Connective Tissue Disorders 6.8% =1 in 14
Nervous System Disorders 9.4% = 1 in 10
Pregnancy, Puerperium & Perinatal Conditions 2.0% = 1 in 50
Psychiatric Disorders 4.4% =1 in 22
Renal Disorders 2.7% =1 in 37
Reproductive & Brest Disorders 24.8 % = 1 in 14
Respiratory, Thoracic & Mediastinal Disorders 5.5% = 1 in 18
Skin & Subcutaneous Tissue Disorders 7.4% = 1 in 13
Surgical Procedures = Appendectomy 10.2% = 1 in 10
In spite of the problems reported with Gardisil, it is on the list of “adult vaccinations” being promoted.
It came out this week that peanut allergies could be greatly reduced if parents introduced them to babies sooner. I suspect a lot of those food time tables have caused a lot more problems than they solved.