I've never said that any vaccine causes anything. i have said that we, or researchers, don't fully understand the long term effects of complex vaccines and the presumed sequential application of same. We simply don't have the mathematical capability to understand things this complex. That we don't have an easy way to understand doesn't absolve us of attempting to gain that understanding.
There is a radius of suboptimal results in any population with each vaccine/medicine. Adding more and more, without understanding the complexity of interactions (is there any testing of sequential vaccine applications?) means that the law of unintended consequences can lead to significant effects. This doesn't mean that vaccines are bad, or are untested. Rather, that the complex interactions of every larger numbers of vaccinations have consequences, and those consequences don't seem to have been quantified. The contraindications to the complex vaccines are simply not known with any degree of certainty. Nor is the long term effect of continual, seequential use/overuse of vaccines.
This is a situation that may bear similarities to the overuse of antibiotics. Repeated, sequential usage can have catastrophic, unintended consequences for individuals and populations. This doesn't mean that most shouldn't use antibiotics (I'm on my last day of an amoxicillin course as I type this), but does mean that we simply don't understand the long term effects of sequential overuse, or even how to define that over-use. Much more needs to be understood about the complex, long term interactions, and modeled efficacies on populations of different peoples before we can suggest that we understand how to properly evaluate the adverse reactions and real cost/benefit.
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Here is an interesting read in vaccine pharmacovigillance:
http://isoponline.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Introduction-to-Vaccine-Pharmacovigilance.pdf
It is great that global groups are becoming interested in this public health safety....It is also instructive to note their concerns, especially with regards to testing, populations and the complexities and sequencing.
There is much unknown, and adding more complexity does not make resolving the issues any easier.
It is way easier to trust the drug companies.