Comments by "Snowbird" (@snowbird6855) on "MMR vaccine and COVID immunity" video.

  1. I haven't had MMR vaccine and I'm going to skip all covid shots too. These studies he sites have ridiculously low numbers and are therefore useless.
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  2. I'm amazed you're still standing
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  3. You may want to look into the ongoing lawsuit against the MMR vaccine manufacturer due to the ineffective mumps component of their product. This has resulted in mumps outbreaks in totally vaccinated populations in American schools, in the NHL (National Hockey League) in 2017, and among crew of the SS Fort McHenry, quarantined off shore in May of 2019.
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  4. Nope. As an ex-vaxxer, I will have a change of heart when my brain injured grandson is healed. Is there a vax for that? All of us ex-vaxxers are in that position, that's why vaccination rates have dropped. My friend's father died from a flu shot. It's too late for him. READ THE VACCINE'S LONG LIST OF SIDE EFFECTS BEFORE YOU CONSIDER ANY SHOT!!! IT INCLUDES DEATH!! Covid survival rate? 99.8
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  5. There's a lawsuit against the manufacturer for the mumps component of the MMR as it is totally ineffective.. there have been several outbreaks in totally vaccinated populations.
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  6.  @luizaplesca8226  Agreed. I have had chicken pox and so have my children. I have not had shingles.
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  7.  @qualicumwilson5168  Here's what I take: 4,000 mgs vitamin C, 5,000 iu D3, 30 mgs zinc, plus; iodine, copper, quercetin, NAC krill oil, magnesium,K2, MSM, a mineral complex and probiotics. I won't go near any vaccine. I've never had a flu shot.
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  8. The MMR vaccine came out in '83. Other single shots of measles, mumps and rubella were available prior.
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  9. If you've had MMR, you're young. That's why you had mild covid
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  10.  @buffabee9956  Were you previously allergic to nuts or only after the adult MMR? I've read they use a peanut oil protein and this causes nut allergies
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  11. That's hilarious re MMR vac.. there's a lawsuit in the US against the manufacturer for the mumps portion of this cocktail vaccine as it apparently is totally ineffective. Just take a look at the mumps outbreaks in totally vaccinated American school populations, in the personnel of the USS Fort McHenry in 2019 and in the NHL ( National Hockey League) athletes in 2017. One cannot sue vaccine manufacturers for vaccine harm due to the 1986 Act, but only for lack of efficacy. Nice eh?🤫💉💰💰😜
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  12. LMAO.. no proof provided, just conjecture. ZERO peer reviewed science. 🤭🤫💉💉💉💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰
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  13.  @prndownload  Do you still smoke?
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  14.  @wildflower1397  Yes.. Gulf War Syndrome is the result of Anthrax vaccine adverse events.
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  15. No. Asthma is a co-morbidity due to potential complications during cytokine storm and lack of oxygen re lung inflammation.
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  16. Or it attacks you. It's called "autoimmune disease", which is non-existent in the unvaccinated.
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  17. I had measles and rubella, but don't think I had mumps
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  18. The covid virus won't be conquered, but it will likely mostly die out naturally
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  19.  @markukblackmore  What tools? All I'm aware of are the suppressed natural supplements that really help (vitamin C, D, zinc, quercetin, NAC etc) plus substances such as colloidal silver and ozone treatment and then there's the 2 drug treatment protocols of ivermectin and HCQ. So far the powers that be are deliberately withholding dissemination of this information and even not recommending high vitamin D supplementation.
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  20.  @markukblackmore  Well in Canada all we're hearing is vitamin D is useless.. think about that Mark. Some governments have realized it's worth promoting while others are still looking to hide this vital information. Here in Canada, of all places, with our 7 months of winter they're telling us don't bother. Yesterday we had 15cm snow in my town.
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  21.  @markukblackmore  The vaccines won't get to the populace on time. I doubt here in Ontario we'll have any until September and that'll be a blessing in disguise as by then herd immunity will be happening.
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  22.  @rijamor  There are very few anti-vax nutters. The large majority of people who are against vaccination have a vaccine injured family member so they've stopped getting vaccinations and are trying to raise awareness. They're hoping for safer vaccines. I'm one of them ever since the brain injury my first grandson sustained from his shots.
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  23.  @rijamor  What you need to be concerned about is the growing number of ex-vaxxers. That indicates that vaccine injuries are rising.
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  24.  @franny5295  The Wakefield paper was published in '98. It recommend single shots rather than the MMR.
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  25.  @robertwhite3503  Do you get all your "science" and "facts" from Wikipedia?🤣
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  26. 🙈🤣🤣🤣💉💉💰💰💰💰💰💰💰🐑
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  27.  @hilarymiseroy3251  It's still only a theory
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  28.  @qualicumwilson5168  Have you looked at the data for vaccine injury found at the CDC website? The VAERs stats list over 60,000 adverse events and over 500 deaths yearly. Why would you rush to get ANY vaccine? Especially without confirmed data?
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  29.  @qualicumwilson5168  I was talking about the VAERs reports. The Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System. And what peer reviewed data is there that the MMR does anything to reduce covid?
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  30. What was Wakefield's misinformation?
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  31.  @veralenora7368  LMAO, have you read the paper? There was no such claim made. It was a written report on a case study, signed by 12 additional gastroenterologists and physicians.
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  32.  @veralenora7368  And what was the fraud committed?
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  33.  @veralenora7368  The paper was a small case study about the gastrointestinal disorders of a group of children who's parents contacted the Royal Free for help. Measles virus was found in the intestinal tract of almost all of them. There was never a claim regarding autism nor the cause of autism nor any potential relationship to vaccination. OUT OF AN ABUNDANCE OF CAUTION, the paper's authors recommend separate shots be given and more study conducted. The editors most certainly had read the document and it wasn't retracted by the publisher until 5 YEARS later once Pharma applied pressure. I wouldn't recommend getting scientific information from Wikipedia. Read the study.
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  34.  @Graham_Wideman  You're seriously citing Wikipedia?? 🤣🤣
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  35. The bottom line is;. This is pure speculation
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  36. Your best bet is to take a lot of vitamin D3, vitamin C and zinc. Plus do daily breathing excersises.
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