The Hidden Truth Behind Childhood Vaccines

Let's talk about vaccines. Many folks think the talk about their safety is all about science. But it's not that simple. History plays a big role here. Consider this: Before vaccines, diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis were already on the decline. For instance, diphtheria's death rate dropped by 81% before its vaccine even came out in 1926. By 1948, when the DTP vaccine was introduced, the death rate had fallen by 97. 8%. The same pattern is seen with other diseases. By the time vaccines arrived, these diseases were almost gone. So, what caused this decline? Better living conditions, improved sanitation, and advancements in medical care likely played a significant role. The vaccines didn't cause the steep drop in deaths because they weren't even around yet. Now, let's talk about liability. In 1986, Congress granted vaccine manufacturers immunity from liability. This means they don't have to worry about being sued if something goes wrong. This lack of accountability can lead to a lack of safety studies. Imagine a scenario where you're hosting a party with alcohol. If you're liable for underage drinking, you'd be careful. But if you're immune from liability, you might not care as much. This is similar to the vaccine industry. Without liability, there's less incentive to ensure safety. In a book called "Vaccines, Amen, " Aaron Siri discusses this issue. He points out that the vaccine industry doesn't fund safety studies like it does for other drugs. Instead, it uses the lack of evidence to claim vaccines are safe. But not knowing isn't the same as knowing they're safe. We need to ask ourselves: Is the increase in neurodevelopmental disorders, asthma, obesity, and other health issues related to the rise in vaccinations? We need more research to know for sure. It's not enough for experts to believe vaccines are safe. We need concrete evidence. Only with accountability can we ensure the safety of vaccines.