I got 2 vaccines as a baby in 1959. Polio and smallpox. And I now believe they were totally unnecessary. As a kid in the 60s I don't remember a lot of sickly kids. I do know that kids today get a lot more jabs and are are not, as a group, healthier that we were in the 60s. Of course, there are other factors. We didn't have video games or cellphones. It's pretty obvious those are not good for kids.
I got 2 vaccines as a baby in 1959. Polio and smallpox. And I now believe they were totally unnecessary. As a kid in the 60s I don't remember a lot of sickly kids. I do know that kids today get a lot more jabs and are are not, as a group, healthier that we were in the 60s. Of course, there are other factors. We didn't have video games or cellphones. It's pretty obvious those are not good for kids.
That is certainly one factor. A big one. But we can't ignore the effects of smartphones on kids. Optometrists have reported an increase in vision problems in kids. Their posture isn't helped by staring at their phones while they walk or stand. They get a lot less exercise than we did, and less sunshine. Their attention spans are damaged by the infernal gadgets.
I got 2 vaccines as a baby in 1959. Polio and smallpox. And I now believe they were totally unnecessary. As a kid in the 60s I don't remember a lot of sickly kids. I do know that kids today get a lot more jabs and are are not, as a group, healthier that we were in the 60s. Of course, there are other factors. We didn't have video games or cellphones. It's pretty obvious those are not good for kids.
It is my belief that the childhood vaccination schedule may be the cause of most of the damage we see in children today.
That is certainly one factor. A big one. But we can't ignore the effects of smartphones on kids. Optometrists have reported an increase in vision problems in kids. Their posture isn't helped by staring at their phones while they walk or stand. They get a lot less exercise than we did, and less sunshine. Their attention spans are damaged by the infernal gadgets.