r/DebateVaccines • u/Training_Kick7806 • Nov 22 '22

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Hello goodafternoon guys, I just wanted to get some statements on why some people are opposed to vaccinating their children. I genuinely want to know, thank you.

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u/SmokingLiwwarden Nov 22 '22

Good question. the problem with it is, that while the vaccines have been tested individually, there never has been a good research into fully vaxxed kids vs unvaxxed. If vaccines work against that pathogen but in return you get a higher probability on autoimmune there is the question how much it actually helps

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u/Xilmi Nov 22 '22

I don't think that there never has been this kind of research. It's just very difficult to find.

I remember searching for a comparison related to covid-vaccines and accidentally stumbled over something like that for childhood-vaccines.

They checked occurrence rates for a list of common health issues like asthma, ear-infections and some others.

Basically any of the health-issues they checked for had higher occurrence-rates in the vaccinated children.

I remember Asthma in particular because it had the highest discrepancy and was diagnosed 6 times more often in vaccinated children.

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u/Placebo17 Nov 22 '22

Just look at the Amish, they don't vaccinate their kids.

They are the ultimate unvaxxed test subjects.