Vitamin C and Whooping Cough

Vitamin C and Whooping Cough









Suzanne Humphries, MD

This is important. If you think that a vaccinated person cannot get
whooping cough, in the most severe manner, think again. Most babies over
the age of 6 months who get whooping cough are fully and
“appropriately” vaccinated. Pertussis is admittedly, even by the vaccine
enthusiasts, primarily spread by vaccinated children, adolescents and
adults, who have inadequate immunity. Regardless, they will still say
the problem is not with the vaccine, but rather with too few doses of
vaccine.

However, conventional medicine’s own scientific studies demonstrate
that bacterial clearance and immune response is not as efficient in
the vaccinated, in particular with the acellular pertussis vaccine.
When pertussis is left to take its normal course in the community, the
supposedly vulnerable infants that the vaccinationists scream and
yell about, are protected by maternal antibodies and mother’s milk
until they are old enough to process the disease on their own. After
vaccines were introduced, this protection was vastly reduced, because
the mothers were only having vaccine antibodies to pass along to their
infants, and that defense is neither effective nor long-lasting. A
recent study confirms that natural immunity to whooping cough lasts at
least 30 years, whereas the immunity from a vaccine lasts 3 years, and
after adult boosters, all antibodies have disappeared within a year.
The risk of vaccination with unpredictable waning “immunity,” and
vaccine failure, is not as reliable as what nature has set forth, and
it never will be.




BIOGRAPHY: Dr. Suzanne Humphries is a conventionally educated medical
doctor who has taken the walk into, around, and out of the allopathic
paradigm. She fully and successfully participated in the conventional
system for 19 years, witnessing first-hand how that approach fails
patients and creates new disease time and again. Prior to medical
school, she earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Rutgers
University. After two years as the head technician in a research
biochemistry lab, she went to medical school, graduating from Temple
University School of Medicine in 1993. She then studied internal
medicine in the Bronx, NY where she completed her 3-year medical
residency. At this juncture, Dr Humphries became more aware of the
failures of primary care medicine, observing that doctors are largely
trained to prescribe drugs and hunt down disease.

Despite this approach, the patients continued to get sicker, requiring
more drugs and ultimately developing degenerative diseases. Not
wanting involvement in the generation of chronically ill patients, she
opted to work at the other end of the allopathic continuum and
completed a fellowship in Nephrology. After 14 years of practicing
allopathic kidney medicine, her perspective on the overall success of
the allopathic paradigm has developed and matured. She views
allopathic medicine as an overused system- that when implemented as
first line treatment across-the-board for mild illnesses and symptoms,
will mostly just drive chronic illnesses deeper and more seriously
into the patient.

Dr. Humphries is on the board of directors of the International Medical Council on Vaccination. She lives in Maine, USA.


Source:-
http://www.greenmedinfo.com/blog/special-report-vitamin-c-treatment-whooping-cough