Vaccine Free Living

Let me share what Our Creator, has designed for your child immediately at birth. From the moment of conception, to the changes to mothers body during pregnancy, He has given moms the ultimate source of nutrition and protection. Breast milk. 

Fascinating isn't it??

Breast milk itself is perfect health.

Let me explain to you why I say that...

Breast milk protects against whooping cough, strep B, Hib, and meningitis! Studies have also found significant amounts of antibodies in breast milk to whooping cough, Hib, strep B infection, and meningitis. “Samples indicate a protective role for breast milk against the four infections of early childhood.”

http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/2482004

Breast milk protects against Hib and meningitis. According to the Journal of Epidemiology, breast milk can protect against Hib for up to 10 years after you have stopped breast feeding.

”For each week of breast feeding, the protection improved.”

http://ije.oxfordjournals.org/content/26/2/443.abstract

Breast milk protects against rotavirus/diarrhea. Brazil did a study: dehydrating diarrhea (defined by the presence of a persistent skin fold plus at least two other signs of dehydration) was 6.0 times more frequent among non-breastfed infants than among exclusively breastfed infants. If a child already had diarrhea, the risk of developing dehydration was 3.3 times greater for the non-breastfed infant. Victoria CG, Fuchs SC, Kirkwood BR, Lombardi C, Barros FC. Breastfeeding, nutritional status and other prognostic factors for dehydration among young children with diarrhea: a case control study. https://books.google.com/books?id=MU3K5U14wSMC&pg=PA16&lpg=PA16&dq=Bull+WHO+1992%3B70:467-75&source=bl&ots=JHaLH90t_w&sig=v6GDTTnwiEetUSHkVFk0cPm019g&hl=en&sa=X&ei=0ax4VIKyI5LlsATS2ICIAg#v=onepage&q=Bull%20WHO%201992%3B70%3A467-75&f=false

Breast milk can protect against complications from measles. Fatality from measles in third world children was reduced by 1/3rd in breastfed children, according to: Lepage P. Munyakazi C, Hennart P. Breast feeding and hospital mortality in children from Rwanda. Lancet 1981;i:40911.

Breast milk kills polio according to the inventor of the polio vaccine. Albert Sabin, inventor of the oral polio vaccine, did the first study on the anti-polio properties of breast milk. He infected mice with polio and then took breast milk from 71 American women and fed it to the mice. The breast milk had an 84% success rate at neutralizing polio. (Albert Sabin and Howard Fieldsteel, ‘Anti-poliomyelitic Activity of Human and Bovine Colostrum and Milk’, Journal of Pediatrics, 29 1962)

Furthermore it protects against cancer

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/04/100419132403.htm

AND cures disease in the elderly 

https://www.amoils.com/health-blog/could-breast-milk-be-the-new-miracle-cure-part-2/

Human breast milk has a long history in health care, as the ancient Egyptians blended it with honey to make a medicine. It has been used medicinally for thousands of years. The antibacterial and healing properties of breast milk are often overlooked, even by the nursing mothers themselves. Breast milk, if properly expressed and stored, is a sterile solution and can be used in a variety of ways to promote healing and clean wounds. Breast milk contains strong antibodies and antitoxins that many people believe promote healing and better overall health.

During biblical times (you know, before vaccines?) the average nursing age was from 3-7 years old. It would make sense then, the prime time vaccinations given today, (from birth – 6) would have totally been unnecessary. Especially, considering the newest PubMed study, stating (in other words) that because of breast milk’s power, you should NOT nurse after child is administered the vaccine, because it will make the vaccine lose its efficiency 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20442687

Use your body and all you were given to not only nourish that wondrous baby, but to protect him from disease AND vaccines.

“All disease begins in the gut” Hippocrates

Such a profound quote. If the gut is such an important part of fighting off disease, then why do so many people neglect it? Up to 80% of your immune system is housed in the gastroi tract aka “the gut“. As we go through our daily lives, taking medications that often time can be avoided, using chemicals in the products we use, eating processed foods, especially those that contain lots of sugar(these contribute what is known as fungal-candida overgrowth and artificial sweeteners(these have been known to why out much of our good gut flora) And these Are just a few examples. All of these can contribute to leaky gut syndrome or gut dysbiosis,which is any sort of imbalance with the microbiome of the git. 

If you’re neglecting to take care of your digestive and gut health, you are truly missing out on a huge piece of the puzzle. Thankfully there are some very simple ways that we all can give our gi tract some more love in order to support our over all immune health. 

• Eat whole, organic and mostly plant based foods. 
• Cut back on sugar, grains, caffeine, processed dairies and meats and alcohol.
• Add fermented foods and drinks such as sauerkraut, kimchi and kombucha into your diet.
• Take a good quality probiotic-for even better results take it at bedtime. Your body does a lot of healing and restoring while you’re asleep so bedtime is an amazing time for probiotics. 
• Drink at least half your body weight in ounces of water every day from the time you wake up until you get into bed in order to keep your body moving out the food that it’s digesting. 
• Get enough sleep each night and try to reduce stress. Stress has a horrible effect on the body and the GI tract. 
• Move your body even if it’s just a walk a few days a week. This can reduce stress and also aid in digestion. 
• Gut maintenance is absolutely essential in creating a healthy immune system. Just as we keep up with keeping our teeth clean and the outside of our bodies clean, your gut microbiome should also be at the very top of the list. By doing these things regularly, not only should your digestion improve but your overall health will as well.