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Why Do Vaccines Cause the Illnesses They Prevent

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Revealing The Forgotten Science of Vaccine Disease Provocation

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Sourcehttps://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/why-do-vaccines-cause-the-illnesses

 

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Story at a Glance:

• Many people notice they appear to become ill with the disease they are being vaccinated against (e.g., the flu or COVID) after receiving a vaccine.

• While this association is frequently ridiculed by medical profession, over a century of evidence exists that demonstrates it occurred for a variety of diseases (e.g., there is extensive literature on it for typhoid fever, tuberculosis, and polio), to the point it was previously termed “disease provocation.”

• Unfortunately, since the knowledge of disease provocation would decrease vaccine sales, it tends to “vanish” from the medical profession’s memory, leading to almost identical debacles happening a few decades later that doctors at the time were “baffled by” (e.g., we discuss how this happened with polio).
• Disease provocation appears to be due to the immune system being diverted to targeting the vaccine’s antigen rather than doing it’s natural job. Since we frequently depend upon the immune system to control latent infections or recent ones currently in the incubation stage, that immunological diversion can lead to an existing infection spiraling out of control.

• In this article we review many examples of how this happened with infections in the past and highlight how this same process can cause vaccination to increase one’s risk of a severe flu infection, a severe COVID infection, a Lyme disease reactivation or a HPV infection progressing to cervical cancer.

 

You can read the full fact-based (hence lengthy) article here > https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/why-do-vaccines-cause-the-illnesses

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    Another anonymous, nutjob anti-vaxer. He claims to be a doctor in what? Absolutely no clue, because he doesn't say. What's his field of study and medical knowledge and credentials? No clue, because he

  • An anonymous doctor with zero mention of any credentials, or expertise. Opinion expressed as fact.   The OP is not scraping the bottom of the barrel anymore. He's dug right through it.

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Thanks to the that enlightened poster, Red, for keeping the fire burning.

 

To quote the Topic headline; "Why Do Vaccines Cause the Illnesses They Prevent?"

 

In my view they do not. But! That is not to say they do not create havoc and cause immense harm. To fully answer the question is perhaps beyond the scope of the topic, as it gets rather complicated and technical.

 

However! Let's give it a go, and address the question. The first thing to establish; 'what is illness'? In my view it is a term given to one's body that has run out of kilter. The body's natural state is good health. To maintain that health balance, certain things have to be kept in order. The electrical, the bio-chemical and the emotional.

 

All the time - 24/7/52,  from birth to death - our bodies are at work. Cells are being replaced by the million every day. Our gut is constantly removing what it wants as nutrients, and eliminating the stuff it don't want/need. The electrical flows around the body are responsible (in no small part) for the movement of blood, the movement of limbs, activation of muscles, and of course, our brains ability/capacity to engage with our thoughts and the world at large. 

 

Any number of things can disrupt the fine balance of our bodies. And although delicate, they are at the same time robust, and expert at ridding themselves of the undesirables that make us unwell or ill.

 

Food that is not fresh, or nutritious. Breathing in bad, noxious air. Drinking liquids that are laden with toxins. Exposing out skin to toxic material. Taking poisons straight into blood stream; as in vaccinations. All contribute to the unbalancing. There are more; and our emotions have no small role to play.

 

So! What then is the illness? The body gets out of sync; and it tries to recover balance. This results in symptoms. To the modern medicine these symptoms are illness. To a more natural practitioner, they are the cure. Or at least the body trying to cure.

 

Not possible to examine the actual science - or other wise - of vaccines here, but when the body is injected it goes into both defence and attack mode. It will try to eliminate the toxic material, and this could cause - although maybe not immediately - symptoms. Globulins (there are different types, each with specific functions) are brought into action. If the toxic material, contained within the jab, cannot be eliminated, it is coated in proteins and tucked away. To be gotten rid of, at a later time.

 

In a nutshell, the symptoms of the jabs are the very same symptoms of the body detox mechanisms at work in normal times.

 

Nature has the answers we seek.

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Another anonymous, nutjob anti-vaxer. He claims to be a doctor in what? Absolutely no clue, because he doesn't say. What's his field of study and medical knowledge and credentials? No clue, because he doesn't say.

 

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Vaccines: The Myths and the Facts

"Fact: Vaccines are an effective means of preventing life-threatening illnesses by boosting the body’s natural immune response to diseases caused by viruses and bacteria. Vaccine programs throughout the world have led to improved overall health of our population by reducing the transmission of disease, permanent and temporary disability, and infant mortality.

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Myth: A child can actually get the disease from a vaccine.
Fact: A vaccine causing complete disease would be extremely unlikely. Most vaccines are inactivated (killed) vaccines, which makes it impossible to contract the disease from the vaccine. A few vaccines contain live organisms, and when vaccinated with live vaccines, it may lead to a mild case of the disease. Chickenpox vaccine, for example, can cause a child to develop a mild rash. This isn’t harmful, and can actually show that the vaccine is working. One exception was the live oral polio vaccine, which could very rarely mutate and actually cause a case of polio. However, the oral polio vaccine is no longer administered in the United States."

 

American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
https://www.aaaai.org/tools-for-the-public/conditions-library/allergies/vaccine-myth-fact

 

 

Here's a non-anonymous article by an identified scientist with credentials who shared his views on the kind of info like that posted in the OP:

Substack is Full of Anti-Vaccine Misinformation

Jun 14, 2025

 

"Substack is a writing platform, similar to Medium. Anyone can create a newsletter there, writing about any topic they want. They can post their newsletters, send out posts to followers, and get paid by offering different subscription tiers.

 

But it’s full of misinformation — and outright lies. [emphasis added]

 

In just a brief scroll through the Health & Wellness tagged articles that Substack recommended to me, there’s plenty of incorrect facts, bad statistics, and dangerous lies."

 

Observations and analysis from scientists on biology, health, and how we live and interact with our natural world.

 

by Sam Westreich, PhD

PhD in genetics, bioinformatician, scientist at a Silicon Valley startup.

 

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When I was vaccinated against Yellow Fiver, I did have a reaction that made me feel really weak and I had to lie down for half a day, I think it is too broad of a statement that people get the disease they were vaccinated against. I did not get Yellow Fever. Neither did She Who Must be Obeyed, who was vaccinated with me.

If getting vaccinated meant getting the disease you were vaccinated against, then where are the polio patients? Where are the children who caught rubella, mumps and other childhood diseases after taking the vaccines?

Maybe the anonymous, unverified, Midwestern Doctor means the Covid vaccines only? It is hard to believe in a doctor who doesn't take responsibility by revealing his name.

 

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An anonymous doctor with zero mention of any credentials, or expertise. Opinion expressed as fact.

 

The OP is not scraping the bottom of the barrel anymore. He's dug right through it.

9 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

An anonymous doctor with zero mention of any credentials, or expertise. Opinion expressed as fact.

 

The OP is not scraping the bottom of the barrel anymore. He's dug right through it.

The US Medical System has to be exposed for what it really is. Don't know why you want to shoot the messenger.

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I only had 1 flu vaccine in my life, about 6 years ago, I was sick as a dog with horrible flu-like reactions, feeling weak, had shivers, body aches, for 3-4 days, then it passed. Well the whole experience was about the same as my experience with catching the flu, so I haven't had another flu shot since.

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Just now, grain said:

I only had 1 flu vaccine in my life, about 6 years ago, I was sick as a dog with horrible flu-like reactions, feeling weak, had shivers, body aches, for 3-4 days, then it passed. Well the whole experience was about the same as my experience with catching the flu, so I haven't had another flu shot since.

My reaction to a flu shot is a mildly aching arm overnight.

 

If everyone had the same reaction to a flu shot as you did, don't you think all of us would avoid them?

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1 minute ago, grain said:

I only had 1 flu vaccine in my life, about 6 years ago, I was sick as a dog with horrible flu-like reactions, feeling weak, had shivers, body aches, for 3-4 days, then it passed. Well the whole experience was about the same as my experience with catching the flu, so I haven't had another flu shot since.

Well, at least you recovered Sir.

 

Your body has certain mechanisms for ridding itself of toxic entities. Which werenin the jab you took.

 

You didn't 'catch' the flu. You experience a body detox.

Are homeopathic medicine not a similar thing, a small dose stimulates the immune system

 

7 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Are homeopathic medicine not a similar thing, a small dose stimulates the immune system

 

Yeah, one drop into the ocean creates a tsunami. How silly🤢

Just now, newbee2022 said:

Yeah, one drop into the ocean creates a tsunami. How silly🤢

Yes, I think the same, but if King Charlie believes in it, who are we to argue.

Is it any good for prostate problems like he has?

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10 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Are homeopathic medicine not a similar thing, a small does stimulates the immune system

 

Homeopathy works on a completely different principle, and the most potent form of homeopathy uses infinitesimal small doses that often go far beyond what can be analysed, which is also the reason that it is discarded as 'quackery' by those only believing in allopathic medicine.   

4 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Yes, I think the same, but if King Charlie believes in it, who are we to argue.

Is it any good for prostate problems like he has?

Yees, BERBERIS D9 Globuli, that is 1 part in 1000000000 parts water/alc

20 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Yees, BERBERIS D9 Globuli, that is 1 part in 1000000000 parts water/alc

Link please

 

3 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Link please

 

Google

4 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

Link please

 

Do you ask your doctor for a link if he diagnosed "appendicitis" ??

3 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Do you ask your doctor for a link if he diagnosed "appendicitis" ??

Very helpful thanks. Have a ......weekend.

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1 hour ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Another anonymous, nutjob anti-vaxer. He claims to be a doctor in what? Absolutely no clue, because he doesn't say. What's his field of study and medical knowledge and credentials? No clue, because he doesn't say.

 

Would you claim to be a midwestern doctor if your credentials had been revoked?

 

That would be uneth............oh, right.

 

Appears to be an anonymous tinfoil nutjobbery blog by Pierre Kory.

 

Kory graduated from NYU's school of Public Service with a Master's In Public Administration.[7] He completed his medical education at St. George's University in Grenada, West Indies,

 

Kory is an expert in critical care ultrasonography.

 

In August 2023, Kory was informed by the American Board of Internal Medicine that his board certifications were to be revoked for "spreading false or inaccurate medical information".

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierre_Kory

Does the decertified midwestern quack believe in rabies?

 

Does he suggest treating hydrophobia with essential oils and acupuncture?

 

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20 minutes ago, BLMFem said:

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I know that they are not your words, although you might believe them, and you didn't construct the image yourself, but I must say; it is monumental humbug.

 

The facts simply do not support you post.

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51 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Homeopathy works on a completely different principle, and the most potent form of homeopathy uses infinitesimal small doses that often go far beyond what can be analysed, which is also the reason that it is discarded as 'quackery' by those only believing in allopathic medicine.   

The only way homeopathy works is as a placebo effect. It's scientific nonsense, like phlogiston.

 

Please post cases of polio. typhoid, Ebola etc. etc. which have been cured by homeopathy. 

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7 minutes ago, NoDisplayName said:

Does the decertified midwestern quack believe in rabies?

Does he suggest treating hydrophobia with essential oils and acupuncture?

 

Pretty sure that he has written about rabies.  

You can look up the deep-dives of A Midwestern Doctor on his substack 'the Forgotten Side of Medicine'

Due to the outstanding quality of the work that he publishes his main Substack—A Midwestern Doctor: The Forgotten Side of Medicine—now has over 262,000 subscribers.

 

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4 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

The only way homeopathy works is as a placebo effect. It's scientific nonsense, like phlogiston.

Please post cases of polio. typhoid, Ebola etc. etc. which have been cured by homeopathy. 

 

There are hundreds of articles/studies that show the effectiveness of homeopathic remedies also for ANIMALS. 

So far for the 'placebo-effect' touted by those that do not know what they are talking about...

 

17 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

Due to the outstanding quality of the work that he publishes his main Substack—A Midwestern Doctor: The Forgotten Side of Medicine—now has over 262,000 subscribers.

 

Joe Biden received over 81 million votes in the 2020 presidential election, which was the most votes ever cast for a presidential candidate in U.S. history.

 

That's a lotta votes!  Biden must be a stable genius!  And by your standards, apparently, the number of supporters somehow validates one's actions.

 

In his most forceful pandemic actions and words, President Biden on Thursday ordered sweeping new federal vaccine requirements for as many as 100 million Americans

1 hour ago, newbee2022 said:
1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

Are homeopathic medicine not a similar thing, a small dose stimulates the immune system

 

Yeah, one drop into the ocean creates a tsunami. How silly🤢

Not as silly as that analogy.

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The idiotic gullibility of some of our regulars beggar's belief.

1 hour ago, newbee2022 said:
1 hour ago, KannikaP said:

Link please

 

Do you ask your doctor for a link if he diagnosed "appendicitis" ??

You're suggesting that you're as qualified as a doctor, now?

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