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After studying the subject of vaccines, I lost faith not only in vaccines but also the entirety of allopathic medicine.

me too. And my mother was a Registered Nurse, which was one of two careers available to women at that time. I have no knowledge of what childhood vaccines I was given, but I did get mumps and measles, thank God. About 50 years ago I swore off all vaccines for myself (and for my cats). I've learned to rely on techniques other than vaccination to boost my immune system, techniques with no negative side effects.

There is a good case to be made that having measels and mumps at a young age actually benefits children (e.g., it reduces their likilihood of certain cancers).

Could you send me anything that supports it please? I work with (not in) public health and it’s currently relentless in its mmr campaigns - if a child under 12 months is exposed to measles the policy is to offer a vaccination but it doesn’t count toward the childhood series - which seems really off to me. And I still can’t get my head around that if most kids used to be exposed we now can’t allow the exposure…because measles has a high hospitalisation and death rate - but doesn’t prophylaxis help at all? Any links greatly appreciated..

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/67/wr/mm6742a4.htm, here is just one. There are many demonstrating that MMR is failing. Look for Suzanne Humphries lectures. https://rumble.com/v214rri-suzanne-humphries-on-vaccines.html. This is a fantastic talk she gave. I looked up all her PMID numbers and read all the studies she references. This talk is what made me understand that all vaccines are useless. We can't eradicate microbes. They are ubiquitous. The whole paradigm is a fraud. https://www.bitchute.com/video/87Jjr4va0WPm/.

We have a pre-existing treatment, developed and tested over millions of years, which is our immune system. Rather than throwing monkey wrenches in it and trying to manipulate and control it (always risky with a complex biological system), it would seem to better serve the public to figure out ways of supporting what we already have.

Of course, since that would involve changing our toxic environment and eating real food rather than profitable crap, under our current system it ain't never gonna happen—at least not on a large, government-supported scale.