Vaccination question not asked by the MSM

[Ms. Toad]

42. Then I'll just fall back on the reason that the question isn't being asked

is because there is no science-based theory on which it makes sense.

In response to similar anti-vaccine concerns:

Some parents worry about overloading a child's immune system. But parents don't need to be concerned about this. The American Academy of Pediatrics says that babies' immune systems can handle the number of recommended vaccines (aap.org) according to the vaccination schedule because they are exposed to multiple germs on a daily basis. A healthy baby's immune system can accommodate multiple vaccinations. In fact, babies' immune systems can respond to approximately 100,000 organisms at once. The antigens in vaccines use only a small fraction of a baby's immune system response. Childhood immunizations are recommended to children at a susceptible young age after immunity from their mother wears off. Again, there is more harm in not vaccinating your baby. See:The Harm of Delaying or Skipping.

The only thing different with COVID 19 is that other vaccines inject dead or live attenuated virtses. The mRNA vaccines fool your body into making cells that mimic SARS COV-2 by manufacturing protein spikes that attach to cells in your body. Your body then reacts to those cells as if they were SARS COV-2.

Just as with infants, your body uses only a small fraction of your immune system response, and does not impair its ability to respond to infections in the immediate aftermath of the first vaccine.