When I was a child, nearly everybody became ill with chickenpox. Like nearly all kids, when I became ill with it, I stayed home from school about a week and fully recovered.
All that changed in 1995, when the FDA licensed and approved the live attenuated chickenpox (varicella) vaccine in persons aged >12 months. After the vaccine began to be used by most children, the incidence of chickenpox rapidly declined. However, due to continual outbreaks of chickenpox, a second dose of the chickenpox vaccine was added to the childhood immunization schedule in 2006.
Is the chickenpox vaccine effective at significantly lowering the incidence of chickenpox? Yes. Due to the vaccine, there is a significantly lowered incidence of chickenpox.
However, the most important question to ask is, “Has the chickenpox vaccine (along with the other 70 doses of vaccines given) improved the lives of our children and the rest of the population? The answer to that question is easy: No.
Yes, our children have less chickenpox due to the vaccine. However, shingles, a painful reoccurrence of chickenpox, has become an epidemic illness affecting both children and adults. The rapidly increased incidence of shingles is directly related to the use of the chickenpox vaccine. You see, we need chickenpox circulating in the environment to tweak our immune systems in order to stay alert. With the effectiveness of the chickenpox vaccine, our immune systems are no longer stimulated with the varicella virus (the virus that causes both chickenpox and shingles) which allows the reactivation of the chickenpox virus—shingles– to develop. Studies have shown that we spend more money treating shingles than the savings due to the lowered rate of chickenpox. And, shingles can develop into a chronic, debilitating disease and can cause death.
I keep hearing the mantra that vaccines are safe and effective. That is simply not true. Vaccines are associated with a host of adverse effects. In the case of the chickenpox vaccine, a recent study looked at the adverse effects of this therapy.
The study concluded, “We identified no new or unexpected safety concerns for the second-dose varicella vaccine.” (1)
However, when the entire study is read, a different picture is formed. The authors found 14,641 reports (from 2006-2014) to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) after the second dose of the chickenpox vaccine. VAERS is a voluntary reporting system designed to collect information about adverse effects from vaccinations. It is estimated that only 1-10% of all vaccine-related adverse effects are reported to VAERS since it is a voluntary system. (2) Since it is a voluntary system, there is no doubt that VAERS underestimates the adverse effects due to vaccines. I would venture a guess that most doctors who administer vaccines are unaware of VAERS. I know that is true from quizzing many doctors about whether they are aware of VAERS.
According to the study, 3% of the adverse reactions were classified as serious. Serious adverse reactions included anaphylaxis (83), meningitis (5), encephalitis—inflammation of the brain (16), cellulitis (52), chickenpox (6), shingles (6), and death (7).
[…] A Two-Dose Vaccine For Chicken Pox Now Is Linked To An Epidemic Of Shingles April 18, 2017 Dr. Brownstein Dr. David Brownstein says that the two-dose vaccine for chicken pox does lower the rate of that childhood illness. However, shingles, which is a painful recurrence of chickenpox, mostly in adults, has become an epidemic that is directly related to the vaccine. Shingles is far more serious and life-threatening than chicken pox. The bottom line is that billions of dollars are spent on vaccinating children to reduce the rate of a relatively mild childhood disease only to make them more… Read more »
Well, don’t mess with Nature! Period.
I’ve read that vaccines weaken our immune system and even cause the disease you’re trying to kill mutates into something stronger.
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[…] By the way, Merck’s two-dose vaccine against chicken pox, a common childhood disease, has now accounted for a painful epidemic of shingles. Link […]
[…] By the way, Merck’s two-dose vaccine against chicken pox, a common childhood disease, has now accounted for a painful epidemic of shingles. Link […]
[…] A Two-Dose Vaccine For Chicken Pox Now Is Linked To An Epidemic Of Shingles April 18, 2017 Dr. Brownstein Dr. David Brownstein says that the two-dose vaccine for chicken pox does lower the rate of that childhood illness. However, shingles, which is a painful recurrence of chickenpox, mostly in adults, has become an epidemic that is directly related to the vaccine. Shingles is far more serious and life-threatening than chicken pox. The bottom line is that billions of dollars are spent on vaccinating children to reduce the rate of a relatively mild childhood disease only to make them more… Read more »
Edward, I would guess that most of your readers are unaware that in early 2018, the US Dept of HHS and Big Pharma were jointly convicted of knowingly and intentionally LYING to the American people for over 30 years about the alleged safety of vaccines they FORCED our children to receive in order to attend their indoctrination centers called public schools. The lies were exacerbated by the fact that they never ONCE tested a single vaccine, even though they KNEW the vaccines could lead to further serious complications later in life. Note we are not talking about a car recall… Read more »
And it may affect adults too. I am currently 58, but Mama marched us to all the shot clinics in the 80’s and 70’s. We weren’t getting all the 70 shots kids get now. Fast forward to 2003. I was on a waiting list to get into a vocaional nursing program at a JC. I took most of my prereqs for the RN program for afterward while waiting. Time to get into class, I didn’t have my shot records, my mother had them. But she didn’t know where. I attempted to get titers for my needed diseases but they were… Read more »
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… and shingles has a link to strokes (see WebMD link). Take THAT America for believing vaccination lies.
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Damn fools. What did they expect? They have been going at this nonsense for over 200 years and this is the type of thing they keep getting. The description of insanity is “Doing the same thing over and aver again, expecting a different result.”
These people truly are insane!