Yeah I mean its not like smallpox was vaccinated to extinction (except for a few lab samples). Dumbass

...wait, why should the kids go to a chiropractor?

119, I never wore a seat belt as a kid and was never seriously injured in a car crash. That doesn't mean that seat belts are unnecessary, it just means that I got lucky. You never got vaccines or sick and you got very lucky. A friend of mine's parents were anti vaccine and he got the measles and because of that he's sterile. My stepson's grandmother got polio and was in a wheelchair until the day she died. They also got off lucky since both those diseases could have killed them.

Oh I really hope DocBastard reads this. Lemme guess 9/11 was an inside job, Aliens did land at Roswell and Blood drives implant mind control chips. Man I hate conspiricy thorists.

Were you really too lazy to write out the word 'plus'? Also, get it through your head that nobody is purposefully shoving carcinogens into vaccines.

I think you need to use science rather than tabloid journalism to inform your choices. The link between vaccines and Asperger's Syndrome has been thoroughly discredited. It was based on one study, and the lead researcher was found to have falsified data, and has been stripped of his medical license. Search for "Wakefield and autism" for the details. Oh yes, and please research the scientific basis (not the pseudo-scientific basis) for homeopathy. Hint: there isn't one.

Sorry #127 but the supposed link between the MMR vaccination and autism was disproved fairly quickly. The doctor took a bribe to falsify data in his (extremely limited) study and has since been struck off the medical register. Sadly enough people believed him for there to have been a major upsurge in cases of measles, mumps, whooping cough and other serious illnesses. In the UK it is usual practice for all children to be vaccinated - that's literally millions of children vaccinated for free. If vaccines had such limited clinical benefit and any serious risk, I seriously doubt our cheapskate government would pay for it. Homeopathy however has been proven to be completely useless, with some "remedies" actually containing such a small amount of active ingredient it can be scientifically described as zero. Effectively a drink of water. If it has any effect at all, it's most likely to be psychological.

Homeopathy is not a synonym for "home remedy" - homeopathy is the discredited (by real science) hypothesis that dilution increases the effectiveness of the medication. It's absolutely junk.

It was more than that. His paper was found to be so fraudulent that the journal that published it retracted it, the article's co-authors retracted it, and he was stripped of his medical license. And yet hundreds of parents are willing to bet their kids' lives on this liar's discredited theory.