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No, they're the idiots who create the falsehoods that drive and feed those concerns beyond a reasonable quest for knowledge.
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I haven't had much of a look at it but it's well known that vaccines can and do cause some people severe injuries, including brain damage and death. In the US the manufacturer can no longer be held liable but there is a government body that pays out compensation at a maximum of $250K, and it has paid out billions.
Sure, they can be very effective. I think a lot of the people though with concerns about vaccinations are not just claiming that they're all bad but that some of them might do more harm than good because of the adjuvants used. They're up to I think 72 recommended vaccinations over there for kids in their first 18 years of life.
There’s possibly some bad side effects to vaccinations but on the balance of probabilities the good effects hugely outweigh those bad effects. Seems to me the choice is either vaccinate or return to survival of the fittest, but that most anti-vaxxers would be bitching if their child contracted tetanus.
That link does seem to indicate that 72 doses is correct. I suspect there's rubbery figures on both sides but I'm not anti vax.
With regards to keto that is a load of shit. The article could barely be more wrong. Except about us being annoying merkins. And that's only because keto is THE GREATEST THING EVER!!
Except keto is probably worse for you than vaccinations
Only because vaccinations are the greatest thing ever ever!!
