Re: Single jabs in Brighton area

[Guest guest]

IMHO she should not vaccinate at all

Mx

My friend has twins, born prematurely so biological age about 11 months. Sh es looking into MMR and I'd like to suggest where she could get single jabs. Does anyone know of anywhere in the Brighton area they'd recommend? Also is it worth being vaccinated against mumps and rubella even if you DO think vaccination is a god idea?

[Guest guest]

There is a school of thought that single jab vaccines just expose the child to the cocktail of chemicals on three different occasions. Very often it is the chemicals in the vaccines that cause the problems and not the virus component. As always it depends on individual susceptibility as to what causes a problem for any one individual.

[Guest guest]

But I guess I wouldn't bother with rubella at all? Until an adult at least. And

mumps isn't as debilitating as measles either?

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> There is a school of thought that single jab vaccines just expose the child to

the cocktail of chemicals on three different occasions.  Very often it is the

chemicals in the vaccines that cause the problems and not the virus component. 

As always it depends on individual susceptibility as to what causes a problem

for any one individual.

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[Guest guest]

I didnt think the single vaccine for mumps was available in the UK anymore

anyway?

x

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> > There is a school of thought that single jab vaccines just expose the child

to the cocktail of chemicals on three different occasions.  Very often it is the

chemicals in the vaccines that cause the problems and not the virus component. 

As always it depends on individual susceptibility as to what causes a problem

for any one individual.

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