Now, here's the other side of it, rather that asking are vaccines good or bad for us, what you don't often hear asked is "Is mealses good for us?" or "Is Mumps good for us?"
Vaccination: The Hidden Truth
http://naturalnews.tv/v.asp?v=0752DA...F40B104A322319
Our immune system needs to learn to fight, so would a Black Belt at Karate have still been any good without any practice fighting? Of course not. What's been covered-up very well over the years is the fact that once a child has finished with measles (which they will be fine with unless they are malnourished) they have a growth spurt and it's been observed that their drawing capabilities jump to a new level. What about Mumps? It leaves girls immune to Ovarian Cancer. The trend is that each of these illnesses that your immune system has learned to kick the ass of, it learns some tricks from it. By having vaccines we are limiting our capabilities and making ourselves more likely to come down with cancers etc in the future. These childhood illnesses seem to be sending us into a state that looks bad but which is actually advacing us. Like a caterpillar going into a cocoon. Maybe one day someone will say "This looks terrible what's happened to the caterpillar there, let's give them vaccines to save them from these horrible cocoons".
I hear you say "but we still need to vaccinate malnourished Africans!"...the problem is that vaccines should never be given to the malnourished, as the vaccines will take down the malnourished just as the illnesses do.
Then you've got silly vaccines like the Chicken Pox vaccine. Who does Chicken Pox kill? Adults is the answer. The Chicken Pox vaccine doesn't always work and when it does the immunity doesn't last for ever. By having the Chicken Pox vaccine instead of Chicken Pox you put yourself at risk of catching Chicken Pox as an adult, because either the vaccine didn't work or the immunity runs out (artificial immunity has a life span, real immunity lasts a lifetime and even goes through breast milk to help a babies immune system). The adults who die of Chicken Pox are the ones who take Aspirin. Never mix Aspirin with Chicken Pox (tell that to as many people as you can). The Chicken Pox wouldn't have killed them by itself.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/15/health/15pox.html
Vaccines make a lot of money, the industry will not tell us this type of information, it is their job to scare us and then provide the 'Cure' or the 'Protection'. In adult we don't tell the surfers where to get their stuff for free, but at least we're not killing people (well, not in my niche).