Cliches have a place and that’s why I always say that forewarned is

forearmed. This is particularly true when it comes to vaccines.

Vaccinations have been under

scrutiny for sometime now and there is conclusive evidence that they are not good for children

Vaccines contain toxins, chemical, mercury and aluminium and all of these substances are not healthy for your little one. Some quarters of the medical fraternity would have you believe that vaccines are good, but the truth is

that they are not.

Vaccines make kids unhealthy

It has been shown time and time again that children who have not had vaccines are generally healthier than those children who have been vaccinated.

Some children who have been vaccinated contract all types of illnesses, including autism and brain tumors

In spite of this overwhelming evidence, researchers from the CDC’s National Centers for Immunization and Respiratory Disease have released a document that contradicts these findings, and their suggestion is ridiculous to say the least.

The researchers claim that they have discovered that breast milk interferes with the efficiency of vaccines

It has been found that breast milk affects live oral rotavirus vaccines. Based on this finding, the researchers suggest that mothers stop breastfeeding so that the vaccines can do their job.

The research was initiated because it was noted that children from under-developed countries were not responding to live oral rotavirus vaccines as well as children in the developed world were. The findings were that the breast milk which is full of IgA (immune building immunoglobulin) was preventing the vaccine from doing its job. Breast milk also contains lysozyme and lactoferrin, which also interfered with the vaccines.
It is time to accept that medicine and drugs and vaccines in particular are not all that they are cracked up to beIt is bizarre to even suggest that mothers stop breast feeding as this is the lifeline for babies. Breast milk gives babies everything that they need to develop normally.

It is far better for breast feeding mothers to consume the best nutrition possible and pass this onto their babies via breast feeding. As the children develop, pass that legacy on by giving them the best nutrition possible as well.