Out of all the diseases on the CDC vaccine schedule, Whooping Cough is the only one I
would be concerned about if I was a thinking parent who did their research and decided
to skip club-pharma's initiation rites.
Whooping Cough, or Pertussis, is the P in DTaP, DTP, and TDaP.
Like ESPN and HGTVC, you can't get it by itself, you've got to get some other crap alongside
it you don't want.
I've said this before, but if you're new to the whole anti-vax thing, polio rarely caused
paralysis before humans started monkeying with things, we know why it causes paralysis
now and can avoid those things, AND if you live in a first world country the other diseases
on the vaccine schedule were rarely fatal even 50 years ago.
We've come a long way since then.
If I had a little babooshka on the way, I wouldn't worry about ANY of them except Whooping
Cough.
It's not a pleasant thing to go through, especially if a misinformed doctor attempts to treat
it with antibiotics.
So why would I possibly avoid giving the Pertussis vaccine to my baby?
Before I tell you how nasty the vaccine is, let me explain the disease a little bit, and
how we deal with it safely, and how conventional medicine deals with it poorly.
Whooping Cough is not a particularly dangerous disease, except for babies.
Why?
You have these little hair-like cells in your respiratory tract that help you clear mucus.
Part of the Pertussis effect is to damage these hair-like cells, so you can't clear
the mucus easily and instead you have to COUGH it out.
Your lungs get real dry, and when you breathe in before the cough, it sounds strange.
A hooping sound, some people say.
And babies, who haven't been doing 100 stomach crunches a day like you or I have, since college,
with nothing to show for it, can't cough as vigorously as you or I.
So we have to help them because we don't want mucus pooling in the bottom of their lungs
and causing other infections.
Dr. Suzanne Humphries has a popular article on treating Whooping Cough naturally, often
called the Vitamin C protocol, so Google it and get the details from an actual intelligent
human being.
I will butcher it quickly to give you a taste.
Whooping cough is like an engine that burns through the Vitamin C in your body.
When it runs out of Vitamin C, it starts doing nasty things.
If you keep your baby's body chock full of Vitamin C, the disease has a much harder time
causing problems.
It even makes the mucus more liquid and easier to cough up.
Were you expecting expectorate?
It's too fancy.
Anyway, she also talks about some ways to hold your baby to help them clear the mucus
from their lungs.
There are many, many mothers who have dealt with Whooping Cough this way and have given
their children natural immunity to a disease which unlike the vaccinated, they can pass
on to their children to give them a head start in life.
Nature is amazing like that.
So that is one way of treating Whooping Cough.
How does modern medicine prefer to deal with it?
Well first off they would like to vaccinate you for it.
Not once, not twice, not three times, not four times, but 5 times.
As a child.
And more as you get older.
If there's any shot that should give you a hint that vaccines are inferior to a natural
infection it should be the Pertussis shot.
Whereas a single natural infection can give you a lifetime of immunity in some cases,
30 years at least with Pertussis, PLUS the ability to pass on passive immunity to your
offspring, the Pertussis vaccine appears to be so ineffectual that they want you to get
it every 2 months as an infant.
2 months?
Does that even qualify as a vaccine?
There's a point at which you could hold your breath for longer and avoid the bacteria more
effectively, and we're nearly there.
In addition to the 5 doses, they're telling pregnant mothers to get the Pertussis shot
to help protect their infant between 0 and 2 months, which by the way has not been tested
for safety and appears to be a very dangerous thing to do.
But what the hell, it's a vaccine, right?
What could go wrong?
Oh you're pregnant?
Pft.
Go for it.
(Vaccinated mothers lack specific antibodies and cellular immunity for pertussis and cannot
gift their babies with anything other than a couple of micrograms of aluminum in their
brain.
You're welcome, baby girl!)
Just a quick technical note here- the Pertussis vaccine, when it works, doesn't prevent you
from getting a Bordetella Pertussis bacterial infection.
It's not like the Polio or Measles vaccines, where they might give you a weakened version
of a virus that hopefully won't hurt you but will generate enough of an immune response
to create immunity to future attacks.
The Pertussis vaccine doesn't contain the bacteria at all (which is why it can't shed),
but instead a modified version of the toxin the bacteria PRODUCES once you're infected.
The toxin is what causes symptoms.
And Pertussis Toxin is a very, very nasty toxin if it gets in the brain.
It's actually used in research as a way to increase the permeability of the blood brain
barrier (so they can see what happens when other things like the Gardasil vaccine makes
its way into parts of the brain or cerebral spinal fluid).
The vaccine, which is injected into your body, contains a chemically detoxified version of
the toxin, but apparently can sometimes revert back to the toxic form.
This may explain why Pertussis containing vaccines are so commonly associated with seizures
and sudden-infant death, Comforting, I know.
Where were we?
It's hoped that being exposed to a weakened version of the TOXIN will prevent you from
having nasty symptoms when you get infected by the Pertussis bacteria.
Because remember, the vaccine doesn't prevent infection, it's only designed to prevent symptoms
from the infection.
Because of this, the vaccine doesn't prevent the spread of Whooping cough.
If it works, you may cough a bit less, which some might argue would cut down on the spread,
but you're most contagious at the beginning of the infection, before the coughing.
I'll talk about this more some other time, but I can't say this enough- the Pertussis
vaccine doesn't prevent the spread of Pertussis.
Think of it like a bulletproof vest that only works sometimes, and when it does, it just
makes bullets ricochet into other people near you.
So they've vaccinated you 34 times, twice in the womb, 20 as a child, and 12 times as
a teen, and you still got Whooping cough.
It happens.
What do they do then?
They give you antibiotics, because why not?
Other than the day after the monthly news report about emerging SUPERBUGS from overuse
comes out, Antibiotics are given like candy these days.
And when your 34 Pertussis vaccines failed to prevent you from coughing, and because
it's not even designed to prevent you from infection, they give you antibiotics.
There's a big problem with this- taking antibiotics for Whooping Cough, in multiple studies, has
shown to INCREASE the duration of coughing.
In fact, I can't find more than one study that says antibiotics as a Whooping Cough
treatment helps in any way.
I'll save you the problems with antibiotics, because I don't want your mind to explode,
but just know they are not without cost.
You can look everywhere throughout the CDC, WHO or FDA websites and they will not mention
a single treatment for Whooping Cough that doesn't involve a pharmaceutical patent other
than handwashing and drinking plenty of fluids, and I'm guessing BigPharma's not very comfortable
with those recommendations.
The natural treatment of Whooping Cough can be drama free, with some work, and the conventional
allopathic treatment of Whooping Cough can create more problems than it solves.
You might prefer the conventional route if the vaccine worked.
And if it didn't appear to have so many nasty side effects.
But when you look at the increasing Pertussis outbreaks all over the world, despite increasing
vaccination rates, I think you'll find the natural path a no-brainer.
And that is my incredible opinion.
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