Opet ovaj poceo da tuli...

Hocu da kazem... da svi vi koji ste protiv medicine i farmacije prvi trcite kod lekara\apotekara kada vas zaboli tiba...
Obaska sto ste toliko sigurni u te teorije da je vakcinacija jedna opasna pojava da niko od vas nece da bude test kunic koji ce dokazati da su one varka...

Ako neces HIV, moze variola vera... 

Пази, Новом свјетском поретку је циљ да побије/осакати популацију која обавља сав посао и доноси сав новац, има логике. 

Ma, neka se odsetaju do Infektivne ili Torlaka i druze malo sa naucnicima...
Mozda i zatraze neku bocu...

Na Engleskom, ali poslužiće. 

One map sums up the damage caused by the anti-vaccination movement



Vaccinations are one of the of most incredible aspects of modern medicine. They can make previously lethal diseases disappear from society and save countless lives. There is, however, a chance that the vaccines work a little too well and our collective memory is too short to remember the devastating effects some of these diseases caused just a few short decades ago. Recently, for reasons that are not based on science or logic, many parents have outspokenly rejected vaccinating their children. Unfortunately, this has caused a reemergence of easily managed diseases. The Council on Foreign Relations has released an interactive map detailing the catastrophic outcome of these poor choices.

The interactive map gives a gut-wrenching tour of global outbreaks of measles, mumps, rubella, polio, and whooping cough from 2008-2014. These diseases -- all of which are easily prevented by vaccines -- can have dire consequences. The CDC estimates that 164,000 people around the world will die from measles each year, and it is experiencing quite a resurgence in the UK. The United States has recently seen a drastic increase in whooping cough, which causes around 195,000 deaths per year. The majority of these deaths occur in impoverished regions with very little access to vaccines. In the case of developed areas like the US or UK, they shouldn’t be happening at all.

But how did it all begin?

In 1998, Andrew Wakefield released a paper claiming to have linked the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine to the onset of autism. No other scientist was ever able to match Wakefield’s findings, and in the coming years, it became known that Wakefield had a financial conflict of interest. In 2010, an ethics review board found that he had falsified the data in his report, causing an immediate retraction of his original paper and revocation of his medical license. Despite the fact most scientists opposed Wakefield’s “findings” from the start, some were all too eager to jump on the anti-MMR bandwagon.

Among those leading the charge against vaccines is Jenny McCarthy, the Playboy Bunny-turned-pseudoscience advocate. McCarthy began speaking out against vaccines in 2007, as she believed they caused her son’s autism. Based on her son’s symptoms, some believe the boy actually has Landau-Kleffner syndrome. She has written a few books (including one with a foreword by Wakefield himself) continually claiming that vaccines cause autism and that she cured her son’s disorder with alternative treatment, without a shred of credible medical evidence. In the face of a possible misdiagnosis and absolutely no scientific evidence to support the claim that vaccines cause autism, she remains unchanged in her opinion. Unfortunately, her celebrity status has given her a platform to use anecdotal (not scientific) evidence to urge parents against vaccines.

Of course, absolutely nothing is without risk and there can be side effects from vaccines, but those are incredibly rare. Some people are unable to be vaccinated due to allergies or other medical conditions. This makes it altogether more important for those who can get vaccinated to do so, creating a herd immunity for our most vulnerable members of society.

Izvor: I fucking love science

Anea, zasto mislis da sam ja protiv medicine i farmacije? Od kuda takav dojam?

Vakcinacija nije dovoljno poznata, odnosno nus pojave vakcinacije nisu dovoljno ispitane i o tome se ovde radi. Sa druge strane, postoji gomila "strucnjaka", koji jedino sto rade jeste da isticu pozitivne strane vakcinacije i pune dzepove farmaceutskoj industriji...a sta cemo sa negativnim stranama, kojih svakako da ima pregrst?

Utopia
Moze li se znati sta ta slika predstavlja? Da li postoji odgovoran lekar-imunolog koji moze da potvrdi i dokaze da su vakcine 100% bezbedne i koji moze da potvrdi da na duze staze (generacijski gledano) ne postoji opasnost!? Ja mislim da takav lekar ne postoji!!

Ljudi koji se kunu u nauku, ni sami ne znaju sta nauka predstavlja.

Ili da ih ucini zavisnima na lekove i vakcine (izmedju ostalog)!? : ) Odavno smo vec, eto, sasvim slucajno, robovi novca i dugova koje je nemoguce vratiti, ali ce "strucnjak" da objasni da "nema mesta panici".

Vakcinacija je dovoljno poznata.

U pravu si, ne postoji.
Niko ne može da garantuje kako će tvoje telo da reaguje na vakcinu. Velika većina ljudi će živeti normalno sa ojačanim imunitetom, dok se kod manjeg broja ljudi mogu izazvati neželjene reakcije.
I to je poznato onima koji se informišu kod lekara. Ako se jave neželjeni efekti, ide se kod lekara.
Mada ti je već odgovoreno... 


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Inače slika, tj. mapa, predstavlja mesta gde je došlo do oboljevanja od bolesti za koje postoji vakcina, pogotovu u SAD i EU. Ako imamo vakcinu, kako je došlo do epidemije? Zbog anti-vakcinacijjskog pokreta, pa te bolesti doživljavaju renesansu. 

Анеа, ти си ЗА вакцинацију?

Ja sam protiv vakcine, otak uveli te novotarije i visak hrane, ljudi na planeti rasti svako malo za milijardu, ovako dodje neka kuga pa pocisti visak i opet dovoljno mesta za sve