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I am no scientific researcher or medical professional, but if breastmilk prevents the live virus vaccine from working, wouldn't it prevent the actual virus in the person being breastfed?
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Conventional medicine views a vaccine's success by the antibody response, a low level antibody isn't good (in their eyes), so if they can do something, however conterintuitive it might be, to increase a response they assume this is a good thing, especially as they hold the arrogant view that medical science is superior to Mother Nature. As the article states:
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They [Big Pharma] have an artificial way of determining whether vaccines are effective—and they're locked into that system. They measure antibodies to their vaccine, and if they reach a certain arbitrary level, they say that the vaccination is successful. It's rather clever, because it nicely evades having to demonstrate that people are actually immune from the diseases.
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