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SquarebobSpongebutt ago

Interesting. I am for certain vaccines for certain easily communicable diseases that have high mortality rates (polio for example), but this one has always concerned me.

TeddyJackson ago

It does not have a high mortality rate. The medical definition of polio changed when the vaccine came out.

0fsgivin ago

In 1950's in one year polio killed 3,000 and probably permanently crippled another 3,000 if not more. 6,000 kids out of 58,000 either died or had life long crippling injuries. In one year. So that's about 1 in 10 either died or were crippled for life. Pretty high rate.

in new york alone in 1916 26,000 kids got infected. 6,000 died probably another 6,000 crippled for life. In one city... So in that outbreak about HALF of all infected either died or had life long injuries from it. That's is a nightmarish rate of mortality/permanent impairment.

allahead ago

There is a lot of evidence that the paralysis and death was caused by other things than polio, like arsenic based pesticides and DDT.

Everyone's nerve cells and the myelin sheathing around them is the same. The idea that a virus would invade everyone but only attack the nervous system of a small percentage is silly in my opinion.

Dr. Suzanne Humphries has a really good video about this on youtube.