Vaccination to prevent infectious diseases seems essential today, but in fact, the incidence of most infectious diseases had significantly decreased due to improved sanitary conditions before the invention of vaccines. The pros and cons of vaccination are gradually becoming apparent under the current mass vaccination scenario, and many doctors are increasingly aware of the harmful effects of vaccines, advising parents not to vaccinate their children with certain vaccines.

During my pregnancy, I considered whether to vaccinate my child after birth, but at that time, I did not actively research or consider the pros and cons of vaccination. Additionally, the hospital claimed that vaccination records would be required for school enrollment in the future. Thus, following the trend, I allowed my child to be vaccinated on the day of birth and during each health check-up.

Recently, I read a book about vaccination, "What Price Vaccinations? What they don't want you to know!" by Simone Delarue, published by Happiness Press. If I had read this book earlier, I would have reconsidered whether to have my child vaccinated.

The book categorizes the effects of vaccination on various diseases as follows:

1. Neurological Damage

It is well-known in the medical community that smallpox vaccination can cause neurological damage. Now, it has been discovered that whooping cough vaccine can also cause neurological damage, potentially leading to sequelae such as encephalitis, convulsions, meningitis, and milder symptoms like reduced learning ability or slight mobility impairment. Reports in the United States have recommended that individuals with a history of convulsions or a family history of convulsive disorders should not receive the whooping cough vaccine. In Germany and Sweden, it is believed that the sequelae of the whooping cough vaccine are more severe than the disease itself, leading to a complete halt in its administration. In the United States, the number of victims due to this vaccine is so high that the compensation claims have put the largest vaccine manufacturer at risk of bankruptcy. The victims referred to here are only those who have suffered 80% disability, not including those with milder symptoms. A French medical report pointed out that children who have previously suffered neurological damage, have a personal or family history of epilepsy, or suffer from severe chronic diseases are at great risk if vaccinated with the whooping cough vaccine.

In addition to physical sequelae, emotional problems often arise within weeks to months after smallpox vaccination, lasting from one to eleven years. Vaccination makes it difficult for children to concentrate, leading to anxiety and restlessness. Especially since our society advocates vaccination for everyone, under such circumstances, these emotional problems are no longer just individual issues but affect the entire age group. These group emotional phenomena include listlessness, passivity, lack of interest in most things, and withdrawal.

2. Vaccination May Trigger and Spread AIDS

According to a report in the British "Times" on May 11, 1987, the reason AIDS began in African countries was due to the smallpox vaccination campaign promoted by the World Health Organization between 1970 and 1980. Brazil, the country with the most severe AIDS problem in Central and South America, is also the only country in Central and South America that has fully promoted vaccination. AIDS is a new disease discovered in 1978, primarily transmitted through blood and semen. Currently, some vaccines are manufactured using plasma or human embryos for cultivation.In 1981, a scandal erupted when a batch of blood contaminated with pathogens was used to produce vaccines and widely distributed. At the time, there were no procedures to test for the HIV virus, leading to speculation about the potential global impact if these vaccines had been infected with HIV.

Two American experts on AIDS research suggested that they suspect all drugs or vaccines cultivated using African monkey cells could be one of the reasons for the spread of the AIDS virus. The book also points out that a few days after vaccination (especially between the third and fourth days), the body's immune function decreases, a phenomenon similar to that seen in AIDS. Therefore, some doctors have questioned what impact this "AIDS-like period" might have on children whose immune systems are still developing.

There is a case of an American soldier who, after receiving multiple vaccinations (including one for smallpox), contracted smallpox, which then developed into AIDS, leading to his death. Reports suggest that the smallpox vaccine activated a latent HIV infection in his body, and the consecutive vaccinations accelerated the onset of AIDS.

Three: Vaccination as a breeding ground for cancer and hemophilia

As early as forty years ago, a physician proposed that "vaccination can trigger hemophilia," a fact well-known in the medical community. Today, some doctors firmly believe that consecutive vaccinations are a breeding ground for cancer, as there are numerous cases of individuals developing hemophilia shortly after receiving the smallpox vaccine. Research and actual cases in the medical field repeatedly show that vaccinations, especially those made from live bacteria cultures, can promote cancerous transformations. These bacteria can lie dormant in the human body for years and can be triggered by factors such as cortisone intake, ultraviolet radiation, or the presence of other pathogens, leading to cancer, muscular sclerosis, or even AIDS. Over the past few decades, there have been several instances where vaccines made from live bacteria cultures (including those for influenza, yellow fever, and smallpox) were later found to be contaminated with pathogens. Such incidents are typically discovered only after scientists identify a new pathogen, revealing that the existing vaccine production methods had been compromised, often for years or decades without detection. The pathogens in these contaminated vaccines are not only dangerous themselves but can also combine with each other or with the vaccine's bacteria to create new diseases, including cancer. This raises the question of how many pathogens remain undiscovered by humans and how we can ensure that current vaccine production techniques are not infected by these unknown pathogens. Is vaccination a prevention against known diseases or a sowing of the seeds for new ones?

The book also suggests that vaccination may be one of the causes of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) and muscular sclerosis. The medical community has documented cases where patients developed muscular sclerosis shortly after vaccination or infants died suddenly after being vaccinated. One case involved a person with cardiovascular-related pain who died shortly after vaccination; research indicated that the vaccine might have triggered a myocardial infarction or coronary artery blockage, hence advising against strenuous exercise within two weeks of vaccination. Vaccination places a significant strain on the body's immune system, so both children and adults should be in good health at the time of vaccination, and even a minor cold is not suitable for vaccination.

Vaccination is another method humans have devised to conquer nature. The effectiveness of vaccines in preventing the diseases they target is still under consideration, and whether they might trigger another disease remains unknown. The decision to vaccinate should be a personal right, but modern society indirectly enforces vaccination through various means. In the United States, every child born in a hospital is immediately vaccinated, and subsequent health check-ups routinely include vaccinations.Children receive countless vaccines before the age of two. At such a young age, when their immune systems are not yet fully developed, can they withstand the impact of vaccines? And will the vaccines administered produce the intended effects? Is this system truly considering the best interests of the children, or is it merely a convenience for doctors to administer vaccines "incidentally" when parents bring their children for health check-ups? I know of a child who started developing severe facial sores a few days after vaccination, and the doctor eventually diagnosed it as a side effect of the vaccine.

The purpose of this article is not to discourage preventive vaccinations, but I believe that every child is a precious treasure in the hearts of their parents. Therefore, I sincerely advise every parent to thoroughly research and carefully consider whether their child should receive vaccinations. If vaccination is to be administered, perhaps it should be considered whether to wait until the child is older, as a wrong decision on our part could lead to lifelong regret for both the child and the parents.

Finally, I hope and wish that every parent's child can grow up happily in an environment free from illness and suffering.