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Originally Posted by theatremum
My oldest dd's first pediatrician told me that "recent studies have shown that a baby can get 10,000 shots in one day and their bodies can handle it." Unfortunately, I believed her and let her vax my baby for nearly a year.
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But she didn't really even say what Offit is saying. The link given in a pp says "Offit and colleagues calculate that infants could theoretically
respond to as many as 10,000 vaccines at one time."
and I thought I read somewhere (on the aap site?) that the 10,000 number was the number of antigens (is that the right word I'm looking for?) that a baby's immune system could handle. It didn't take into account the toxins in the vaccines.
So, even though she read the studies, she quoted them wrong, and was giving wrong info.