Vaccines
Description
Vaccines are special preparations of Antigens that are utilized in the Orthodox Medical Practice of Vaccination (a form of Immunization). Many Vaccines are produced by culturing otherwise detrimental Bacteria or Viruses under conditions that lead to a loss of their virulence, but not of their Antigen properties, resulting in live but weakened,
Attenuated, pathogen. Other Vaccines consist of specially treated Toxins or dead Bacteria that still possess their Antigen properties.
Medical Usage of Vaccines
Immune System
Vaccines are used to confer Immunity against many types of Bacterial & Viral Diseases:
The Antigens in Vaccines stimulate the formation of specific Antibodies against Bacterial & Viral Diseases.
These Substances may Enhance the Function of Vaccines
Hormones
Melatonin may increase the effectiveness of Vaccines when it is administered at the same time as Vaccines.
These Foods may Enhance the Effectiveness of Vaccines
Algae
Chlorella may increase the effectiveness of (Influenza) Vaccines. [1]
Toxic Effects of Vaccines
The negative effects of Vaccines are presently being widely debated. It should be emphasized that the area of Vaccine toxicity has (perhaps intentionally) been subjected to very little scientific scrutiny. This means that in the absence of controlled scientific studies, the anecdotal accounts of individuals carry somewhat more weight than usual. Assuming that thse anecdotal accounts are valid, the safety of Vaccines (especially, multiple Vaccines in young children) becomes very questionable.
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