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RE: The true Science of Vaccines
Great idea! :)
I wrote a post about HPV vaccination. If it's not to specific: https://steemit.com/health/@co-co/medicalmonday-2-hpv-vaccination-danger-or-protection
Great idea! :)
I wrote a post about HPV vaccination. If it's not to specific: https://steemit.com/health/@co-co/medicalmonday-2-hpv-vaccination-danger-or-protection
Having genetic mutations should be taken into consideration when vaccinating because people that have these genetic mutations are more susceptible to illness
MTHFR gene mutation
Transsulfuration (such as CBS 699t),
Glutathione production and utilization (such as GSTM1), and
Pathogen Load (such as HLA-DR15).
C282Y gene
When gene mutations are present, low cycle output may result in a cascade of debilitating or life threatening events.
Yeah let me read it first and verify facts and stuff, I mean the point is preventing dissemination of fallacious arguments.
On a side note, a big thing about the HPV vaccine that stops a lot where I live is it isn't included in the basic vaccination package at school for males and for females (not very long ago) wasn't included. I actually had to go down to a clinic and write up the paperwork to get it so that they could first order in the vaccine and then vaccinate me (I lived in a smaller area so they didn't keep it stocked up like they do with other vaccinations)