Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate?

Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate?

Published September 1, 2012

When germs, such as bacteria or viruses, invade the body, they attack and multiply. This is called an infection, and the infection is what causes illness. The immune system fights infection. After an infection the immune system remembers what was needed to protect the body against that disease.

 Vaccines work with the body’s natural defenses to develop immunity to disease by imitating an infection. This type of infection does not cause illness but allows the immune system to remember how to fight against that disease in the future. Be aware that it typically takes a few weeks for the body to build immunity. Therefore, it is possible for a person who was infected just before or just after vaccination, to still develop symptom and get a disease. For some vaccines it has been shown that only one dose is needed to develop immunity and for others such as the flu vaccine a dose is given every year. Every year this vaccine is designed  to prevent the viruses that the experts predict will be circulating . Vaccines can cause side effects and the symptoms from disease caused by bacteria and viruses can be very serious. Learn more about vaccinations and the immune system, then decide what is best for you and your family. Vaccinate or not to vaccinate?

It is important to supply your immune system with adequate amount of nutrients that promote proper immune function. Figure out what may be weakening your immune system and take steps to correct them. Some of the most common factors that weaken the immune system includes stress and an incorrect diet. Building a diet around whole foods, drinking eight glasses of pure water daily, and using AIM supplements will nourish cells to be their best.

Phyllis Lewis
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