Is measles a new and different epidemic?

An epidemic has invaded the United States, a disabling infection of measles hysteria. People with measles hysteria find themselves watching the people in the room and wondering who is carrying the horrible infectious virus they will catch and bring home to the children and all the friends of their children .

An epidemic has invaded the United States, a disabling infection of measles hysteria. People with measles hysteria find themselves watching the people in the room and wondering who is carrying the horrible infectious virus they will catch and bring home to the children and all the friends of their children .
Wait a minute, when I was a kid, it's exactly like we did! We spread highly contagious viruses at chickenpox, measles, and even mumps, but there was no fear. Family physicians were on board with all this, it was natural to grow up to catch measles, it was normal for parents to want their children to contract these childhood diseases, strengthen their immune systems and healthy lives.
When we were kids, we all had measles. In fact, the CDC considers that all people born before 1957 are immunized for life against measles. Why? We have all contracted a mild, self-limiting illness that causes discomfort and the need to stay in bed with fever. Pre-vaccination medical textbooks describe measles as presenting minimal risk to a well-nourished child.
And an exceptional reward awaits people with measles: immunity for life! Boosters. Necessary. Already.
This is the nature of the method developed over a very long period of time and how human societies have always treated microbes before vaccine enthusiasts manifest themselves. If you think this is wrong, go to a clinic and get your bubonic plague vaccine and scarlet fever vaccine immediately. Oh, wait, we do not need vaccines to protect ourselves from these "sometimes deadly" microbes, but do we have measles?
When the measles vaccine was first promoted to the American public in the early 1960s, the death rate from measles was down nearly 100% from 1900. "Before a vaccine is available, measles virus infection was almost universal during childhood more than 90% of people immunized before age 15, "according to the CDC's operating manual (Centers for Disease Control), the Pink Book.
How did we go from "everyone gets measles" to "Measles!" Save who can! "
It is interesting to note that the CDC are so far silent about whether this measles infection during circulation involves the wild-type virus or the vaccine-specific virus. As the CDC points out, this is an important issue to resolve in order to understand which strain we belong to.
"The molecular epidemiology of measles viruses is an important part of epidemic surveys and global surveillance of circulating wild measles strains," says the CDC website. "During epidemics, measles vaccine is administered to help control the epidemic and, in these situations, vaccine reactions may be misclassified as measles."
Yes, that's right, the vaccine sometimes causes measles and the symptoms are identical to those of the wild measles virus. Laboratory tests are the only way to tell the difference between the wild strain and the measles vaccine strain.
Then there is a loss. Excretion is what happens when the vaccine virus makes its way into the body and the viral particles spread into the droplets of the nose and saliva from the mouth, a good way to spread the virus. As more people receive the vaccine, the number of live viruses lost increases dramatically.
The mainstream media are enjoying hours of glory with Disneyland measles, stirring passion and fervor against the usual flogging boy: those horrible Neanderthal fools who refuse the vaccines. Media accounts automatically blame people who are not vaccinated, even if the problem is a vaccine failure. Journalists could easily do a little investigation and discover that the actual result of measles vaccination with the MMR vaccine over several generations is very different from the one told. Apparently, it's much easier to join the silly chorus that blames every epidemic that occurs on unvaccinated people.
The secret that the CDC, the media and local health services desperately seek not to mention is the widespread failure of the vaccine in measles prevention. Seven Disneyland employees caught measles while they were fully vaccinated. Measles outbreaks occur with alarming regularity among highly vaccinated groups of people.
"Thus, measles outbreaks also occur, even among highly vaccinated populations, due to the failure of primary and secondary vaccines, resulting in a gradual increase in the number of susceptible people and outbreaks once the measles is introduced. This leads to a paradoxical situation in which measles occurs mainly in previously immunized societies in highly immunized societies, "said Gregory Poland, MD in the January 2012 issue of Vaccine.
It's worth repeating: "In highly immunized societies, measles occurs mainly in previously immunized individuals." Imagine that! The reward for being vaccinated against measles repeatedly decreases with measles.
For the sake of precision, we should no longer call measles a disease that can be prevented by a vaccine, but a disease that can be modified by a vaccine. While measles once affected only young children at the age of the most benign infection, vaccination with the laboratory measles virus never prevented the infection, but only changed the moment of the infection.
Measles outbreaks now occur in older age groups than in the pre-vaccination period, with age groups for which measles has a higher risk of complications. He has also pushed the infection into much younger ages. The problem of being too young to vaccinate was never a problem until measles vaccine was widely used, because babies were protected by breast milk, provided the mother had measles herself.
Why do our public health officials insist on exaggerating the dangers of measles to deter people from getting the MMR vaccine, a vaccine that does not prevent measles in people who have been inoculated, while spreading the spread of measles? 39, age of infection?

Dr. Darrel Crain – Good Health, Of course
Dr. Darrel Crain is a family chiropractor and writer who practices at Alpine. He can be contacted at [email protected] or 445-0100. Good Health Naturally is a column of opinion written for The Alpine Sun. The opinions expressed here are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the newspaper staff.