The Truth About Vaccines

I want the best for my four month old baby daughter.  I know what she needs because natural fatherly instincts come to my heart and tell me if she is in danger or if she is happy or sad.  We have a special connection.  Therefore it really irritates me when scientific doctors come to me and claim that they have cures for diseases that I've never even heard of.  I have made a few know facts that I created about "The Truth About Vaccines."

1.  How can you cure a disease that you don't even have yet!

How would you feel if somebody came up to you and said "Congratulations! You bowled a perfect game!"  Then they present you with a trophy.  The thing is, you haven't even bowled in years!  It's ridiculous.  That's what fortune teller doctors are doing all across the nation with their wild presumptions of diseases that people may or may not get.  It's best to wait until you are actually sick to get the cure from a real doctor or from natural medicine that comes from nature (which is what I prefer).  

2.  Do your research and you'll find out the truth about these made up diseases!

When I took my baby in for her two month appointment the doctor was talking about a vaccine that cured her from a disease that she didn't have called polio.  Luckily, I had done my research.  Wikipedia describes the disease "Poliomyelitis /poʊlioʊmaɪəlaɪtɪs/, often called polio or infantile paralysis, is an acute, viral, infectious disease spread from person to person, primarily via the fecal-oral route."  I then googled the words "fecal" and "oral."  I saw pictures or poop, butts and pornographic images.  It was at that point that I knew this vaccine was wrong and I didn't want my daughter taking part in such a filthy procedure.

3.  New data says your child will be better without vaccines.

Let's think about some of the best people throughout history.  Donald Sutherland, Alan Alda, Frida Kahlo and President Roosevelt.  Did these people take vaccines?  No they did not and they accomplished so much.  Kids that don't take vaccines are likely to succeed and typically score higher in math, reading, art, and verbs.  They run faster and can even jump higher.  A study was done where non-vaccinated children were shown to jump .23 inches higher then vaccinated children.  On the other hand vaccinated children seem to be attracted to innapropriate things like blood and knives.  They score 12% higher on knives and blood than 43% of the study done over the last ten years.

4.  Alternatives to vaccines: Safe and better.

Let's look to nature.  Dirt, for instance has many helpful vitamins and nutriets.  With just one spoonful of dirt is equal to eating 59 bowls of multivitamins.  Leaves from many ancient tribes can be used to heal sicknesses.  Simply boil the leaves in some water and a nature tea is made that can cure many diseases.  That's a fact.  You will find that your backyard has most of the natural things you need to help your child.  Sometimes it may be best to leave your child in the backyard and let nature run it's course.

My non-vaccinated daughter

In conclusion, whether you want to vaccinate or not.  It's a personal choice.  It's unfortunate that most parents are making the wrong choice.