* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by over 98% in the USA before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by 99.8% in the UK before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why while smallpox vaccination was declining (1939 England – Only about 34% of children are vaccinated against smallpox. - Derrick Baxby, “…
* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by over 98% in the USA before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by 99.8% in the UK before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why while smallpox vaccination was declining (1939 England – Only about 34% of children are vaccinated against smallpox. - Derrick Baxby, “The End of Smallpox,” History Today, March 1999, pp. 14-16) In the United States the 72,946 smallpox in 1902 fell to 9,877 in 1939, an 86.5% decrease. The 2,510 smallpox deaths in 1902 fell to 38 in 1939, a 98.5% decrease. The case/fatality rate of 4.24 in 1900 fell to 0.38 in 1939, a 91% decrease. (“Smallpox in the United States: Its decline and geographic distribution,” Public Health Reports, December 13, 1940, vol. 55, no. 50, pp. 2303-2312.)
* Can you explain why most of the population doesn't know this?
Can it be explained without explaining the effect better hygiene, sanitation and nutrition had on health credited to vaccines, but without actual proof?
For example:
(1) Why did many take to drinking alcoholic beverages rather than water?
(2) Did boiling or distilling water before drinking it, make a difference in whether people contracted certain diseases?
(3) What happened when people better cooked pork and other meat they ate?
(4) What happened when people didn't get enough vitamin C, D and other vitamins and minerals, then did?
* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by over 98% in the USA before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why measles deaths fell by 99.8% in the UK before there was a vaccine?
* Can you explain why while smallpox vaccination was declining (1939 England – Only about 34% of children are vaccinated against smallpox. - Derrick Baxby, “The End of Smallpox,” History Today, March 1999, pp. 14-16) In the United States the 72,946 smallpox in 1902 fell to 9,877 in 1939, an 86.5% decrease. The 2,510 smallpox deaths in 1902 fell to 38 in 1939, a 98.5% decrease. The case/fatality rate of 4.24 in 1900 fell to 0.38 in 1939, a 91% decrease. (“Smallpox in the United States: Its decline and geographic distribution,” Public Health Reports, December 13, 1940, vol. 55, no. 50, pp. 2303-2312.)
* Can you explain why most of the population doesn't know this?
Can it be explained without explaining the effect better hygiene, sanitation and nutrition had on health credited to vaccines, but without actual proof?
For example:
(1) Why did many take to drinking alcoholic beverages rather than water?
(2) Did boiling or distilling water before drinking it, make a difference in whether people contracted certain diseases?
(3) What happened when people better cooked pork and other meat they ate?
(4) What happened when people didn't get enough vitamin C, D and other vitamins and minerals, then did?
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