Hi Guys I just want to get some profound insight into the MMR vaccines for kids has anyone been able to avoid it and use alternative therapies to hurdle it?
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Home schooling and good nutrition might be the most effective ways to avoid mandated jabbing of children.
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I had measles, mumps, and chicken pox one right after the other while in kindergarten. I know itās rarely done now, but in the 50ās, I also heard of deliberate exposure of kids by parents to this triad.
With all of the new variants of everything, I donāt know if I would recommend this path now and would at least start, if possible, with my previous recommendation. There is no easy answer anymore.
There are at least three different kinds of measles: Roseola, which is little more than flushed skin and a slight fever, and usually ignored by knowledgeable parents. Three-day measles, which is what the jab is supposed to prevent, and which is only life-threatening if the child is already seriously ill. It consists of a slight fever (for a child that means 101 degrees) and a rash that can be quite mild, but also terribly itchy. Most people donāt come down with the more serious kind of measles, which is pretty awful and could be life-threatening to someone who is already ill. I had three-day measles as a child and roseola as a baby, but came down with the worst kind when I was 18. I spent three weeks in bed with a high fever, a mild rash and a meningitis-like pain in my spine at the back of my neck. What I had could have actually been meningitis misdiagnosed as measles, as I have never heard of anyone else getting a case of measles like it, although it is apparently mentioned in medical literature.
Mumps is not very serious for children, and is a good excuse to eat copious amounts of ice cream. However, it can result in infertility for adults, particularly for men, as it attacks not only lymph nodes in the neck, but also in the groin and can spread to the testicles.
Rubella, in my opinion, is another name for three-day measles because the symptoms are the same.
In my opinion, these diseases are generally so mild, now that most children are clean and well-fed. The āvaccineā is touted as having āeradicatedā them, but like many diseases with similar claims, lifestyle has a lot to do with how severe they are and whether you catch them at all.
Childhood diseases are best endured when a person is young. In general they are much milder at that stage of life than they are later. That said, now that so many children are vaccinated to the hilt, I imagine it is difficult to find a friend or cousin to expose yours to to ensure they come down with them while under the age of 10. Measles might be a little easier to deal with in that respect, because children seem to be quite contagious shortly after having been vaccinated. This seems hilarious to me, and I have had a good laugh at the outbreaks in Disneyland and Texas that have been reportedā¦along with the fact that those who came down with the disease were all vaccinated.
What I find weird about all these childhood vaccinations is that there is no mention of a chickenpox vaccination. My experience of chickenpox as a child was far more memorable than measles mumps or rubella, and it can recur when one is an adult. It is then called shingles and can be quite painful and annoying. Iāve heard there is now a shingles āvaccineā, which is also hilarious. Most people get chickenpox only once in their life and shingles only once, if at all. I think the cause of shingles is like the cause of warts: something that is normally present in oneās body, but only expresses itself annoyingly when one has an overdose of burning the candle at both ends, that is, during periods of stress. Having said that, I think it would be unwise to get a shingles/chickenpox vaccine, since most people are not exposed to any of the herpes viruses (chickenpox is herpes zoster, if viruses even exist) as a general rule, and it would be stupid to expose yourself to them if you donāt actually have to.
I hope what Iāve said helps.
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I no longer trust any vaccine. C19 aside, we can trace any number of common ailments to their proliferation. Many will point to autism as an example, but I would suggest that what most now regard as common allergies spring directly from the shots.
Almost 20 years ago I researched a pet issue: Why do cats always seem to get life-threatening kidney disease? A vet in the USās most prominent vet college wrote a paper on this very thing, yet was almost impossible to find even then. He concluded that feline kidney disease stemmed from a particular vaccine that used feline kidney cells to culture them. The catās Achilles heal, it would seem, was nothing less than a catastrophic autoimmune disease.
I relayed this to my āholistic vetā who screamed at me that it was nonsense, that he knew the guy and this guy did a follow-up to prove he was wrong, and that cats are desert animals with naturally bad kidneys.
This was the day the AMA, Vet med, and Pharma died to me. As if a prominent vet researcher didnāt destroy his life work because pharma was about to crush his research university funding. Or that nature is born sick. I can go on and have other stories to tell (like treating cats without chemo) but letās just say I have more trust in my own āpracticeā than anything offered by our medical establishment. The exceptions being emergency/mechanical/diagnostic.
With all of that said, you ask a very difficult question. Not for me, but for you. Mine was a hard road filled with massive effort and constant ridicule. Most will not or cannot do it. I actually cured my ex-wife of her acid reflux. The doctor was bragging about her new upper GI results. I mentioned she was not doing some of her protocol, and he screamed and lectured me in the waiting room. It seems being right is actually more important than being right. My ex ultimately returned to the MD protocols, because doctors are the secular gods, and ultimately had the same problems. Minus a gallbladder.
The moral of the story is this: No one can answer that question for you. You must ācome to itā. You must be willing to look under the hood of one of our dirtiest secrets and satisfy yourself with the results. And have the courage to follow through. Anything else is a recipe for blame.
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Friend , no one here is a MD , That said you have 2 eyes and discernment. Look up the adjuvant ; all the metal salts neurological interaction , SV40= the cancer virus and so on.
Ā° the goal of vaccination is to fight parent absenteeism from work. Itās not about health ā¦ itās economics.
So the question is : Is missing a few days to nurse your child worth it ? or you rather go the easy rout and give your child brain damage.
Trust your gut , trust your immune system.
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Kids with cancer were SO RARE !!! now itāS common. All those allergy are linked to ALL the shots adjuvants. Look up how they turn mice allergic : it sais it all.
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Cancer itself was rare. Autism? I never heard of it until 80s or so. Allergies, IDK, but it seems like everyone since the 1986? vax schedule has them. And measles? It was a right of passage, and I never heard of anyone dying from it.
Our health has been hijacked, simultaneously with the poisoning of our air, water, and food. If it helps people to simplify this rabbit hole, think of every mechanism that sustains life or preserves it - including medicine. And now imagine that every one of them has been co-opted for the sole purpose of extracting from you your life, wealth, and happiness. You can say, without correction from me, that we live in a matrix controlled by a Luciferian elite, whose sole purpose is to defile God and his creation.
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Bless you my feline friend , nicely said. All those 80s kids who GOT autism are now 40+ my heart goes to all the parents. No one will ever be able to care has well has they did for them.
Where will those kids end up ? I 
for them when society concept of compassion is euthanasia.
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