Agree. How does he figure that the small pox vaccine saved so many people when small pox has essentially disappeared at least 10 years before the vaccine was mandated as a result of improvements in sanitation and hygiene.
Another thing that I more recently learned is that there are 2 types of smallpox, SP major and SP minor. SP major is t…
Agree. How does he figure that the small pox vaccine saved so many people when small pox has essentially disappeared at least 10 years before the vaccine was mandated as a result of improvements in sanitation and hygiene.
Another thing that I more recently learned is that there are 2 types of smallpox, SP major and SP minor. SP major is the one that we see photos of that has (I think) a 30% mortality. SP Minor however is not worse than chicken pox. SP Major was never in the USA in the 1800s so we never had a lot of death from the disease after the 1700s. it is difficult to figure out where the idea that the SMP vax saved so many lives in the USA after the 1700s, which was the last significant SMP epidemic.
Agree. How does he figure that the small pox vaccine saved so many people when small pox has essentially disappeared at least 10 years before the vaccine was mandated as a result of improvements in sanitation and hygiene.
Another thing that I more recently learned is that there are 2 types of smallpox, SP major and SP minor. SP major is the one that we see photos of that has (I think) a 30% mortality. SP Minor however is not worse than chicken pox. SP Major was never in the USA in the 1800s so we never had a lot of death from the disease after the 1700s. it is difficult to figure out where the idea that the SMP vax saved so many lives in the USA after the 1700s, which was the last significant SMP epidemic.
Martin has obviously not read Dr. Suzanne Humphries' Dissolving Illusions. Few doctors have unfortunately.
He's made the fatal error of believing what he has read