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'In the early 1900s, other treatments were being successfully used to treat measles. In 1919 Dr. Drummond commented that cinnamon oil was an effective prophylactic against measles or that it made measles milder.  It has been my practice, when I meet with a case of measles in a family, to prescribe a course of cinnamon for all unprotected members of the family. In the majority of cases the person so treated [with cinnamon] escaped the disease [measles] altogether, or else had it in very mild form'. ---- “Cinnamon as a Preventive of Measles,” American Druggist Pharmaceutical Record, New York, November 1919, p. 47.  [2013] Vaccines: a peek beneath the hood By Roman Bystrianyk and Suzanne Humphries, MD

Paul Offit talks in his recent book Deadly Choices—Deadly Choices:  Deadly Choices: How the Anti-Vaccine Movement Threatens Us All about how the whooping cough vaccine has reduced deaths from that disease from 7,000 to only 30.  Whooping cough (pertussis) is a devastating infection. Before a vaccine was first used in the United States in the 1940s, about three hundred thousand cases of whooping cough caused seven thousand deaths every year, almost all in young children. Now, because of the pertussis vaccine, fewer than thirty children die every year from the disease. But times are changing.
    The problem with these statements is that they are not supported by the evidence. When we look at the actual data, we see that although many people did die from whooping cough in the early part of the 1900s, by the time the vaccine had been introduced the death rate in the United States had declined by more than 90 percent. Using the source that was referenced to make the statement in the Pediatrics paper, we see that the decline in deaths from the peak was approximately 92 percent before the introduction of the DTP vaccine. [2013] Vaccines: a peek beneath the hood By Roman Bystrianyk and Suzanne Humphries, MD

"Breast milk is an organ. It's basically the immune system of a baby. It's how the intestines grow properly, it's how the baby's immune system grows properly, and it's an overlying blanket of protection for that baby against all the microbes that we're told we need to vaccinate for... The reason being because a baby's immune system is programmed to be anti-inflammatory. So what do vaccines do?
    Vaccinologists say, well, we have a problem... that baby's immune system is dormant, it's not doing what it should do, we need to rev it up with aluminum and with vaccination. And that goes completely against the blueprint.
    ... They have to [put aluminum in] because if you were to put a vaccine into a baby without aluminum that baby's immune wouldn't respond at all because the program of the infant immune system is to be anti-inflammatory... Everything about that infant immune system is programmed from the time of birth or slightly after birth to stay anti-inflammatory for the first two years. So anything you do to rev up that baby's immune system is going against the natural God-given blueprint in that baby.
    ... [Breast milk] is beyond good, and they are still discovering... you know, National Institutes of Health scientists in 2013 are still saying they have a lot to learn about breast milk. They're finding molecules in breast milk that nuke cancer on the spot, and oncology is now taking advantage of that. There are molecules in break milk that kill certain kinds of bacteria that have capsules on the outside like pneumococcus, which is another thing that we vaccinate for.
    But what's miraculous about it is that normally when there's killing of a microbe there's massive inflammation, but in the presence of break milk there's almost no inflammation, because you have all those anti-inflammatory molecules...
    So you have this miraculous organ that's transferring over hundreds of thousands of T-cells, stem cells in breast milk to help that baby grow, re-grow anything that went wrong. You have genetic material that can go in and intersperse in that baby's own genetic material and cure genetic diseases. There's medical literature showing that wet nurses can cure genetic diseases.in certain instances.
    ... What they found, I believe this study was done in the Middle East, is that, with certain genetic disorders, that if a woman who doesn't have that disorder, breastfeeds a baby, her genetic material, called microRNA, can go in there and cure that problem. Now, I'm not saying that it cures all genetic diseases. But I'm saying that there are programs in breast milk that we're only starting to really understand."  — Suzanne Humphries, MD

[vid. 2015] Dr Suzanne Humphries – Vaccination: Are we being told the truth?

[vid. 2015] Dr Suzanne Humphries – Vaccination: Are we being told the truth?

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