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Lambert Lorette's avatar

eat organic food, don't see a doctor unless you are guided (moved) to do so. I follow that practice, and haven't been guided to see a doctor in 50+ years. When I get sick, I find myself going to bed. I stay there, and don't eat or drink water [as moved], until I am moved to rise...usually, within a day or two or three, I am healed. This sort of discipline means you have to look after your health yourself, and makes you more cautious about what you take into your body, and how often you wash your hands. at 79+ results have been excellent, although there are other factors, including responding sincerely to the gift God has given mankind in recent decades. in the matter of the corona vaccine, I have no concerns about it - either I will be guided to get it, or not. planning on traveling, I may be guided to get get it, and if so, there will be no worries :)

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HardeeHo's avatar

Can't put the covid vaccine even on the same page as earlier vaccines. The mRNA technology platform has not been proven over history. Getting notoriously unstable RNA to be stable over time has always been difficult, thus the needed cold chain to reduce it's degradation. Then getting into the body past our efficient immune system that knows it's foreign and is designed to remove such stuff. Malone says he worked 10 years and failed and he says others worked another 10 years, yet we now say we have mastered the technology. We side stepped animal testing and detailed human testing because we though the pandemic was going to be more severe than it has been. An experimental technology rushed to market. We can justify all sorts of reasons why we acted at first but as data arrived we should have stopped pushing them.

RFK Jr book gives great pause to vaccination nation. There are good vaccines proven over time using well established technology. Whether they are all as necessary as health officials suggest depends on individual factors. As a child I had none of them and I'm sure my parents had difficult moments as I became ill from nearly all the diseases. But given the average lifespan continues to improve and these vaccines might have aided in that, give credit where credit is due. We are now at risk from excessive cleanliness for children who may develop a less adequate immune system. My children did get the vaccines but that was 50 years ago and there were fewer of them.

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