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From my basic understanding, a vaccination is a low percentage dose of the disease you are attempting to prevent your body from acquiring. The small dose is added to the body so that the human body defence systems will learn how best to cope with this particular foreign invader. The human body's defence systems learn & usually remember well, but needs all nutrients to be available for rebuilding or restructuring as needed. Once all nutrients are available, and the defence system is not being introduced to other attackers, the human body will function wonderfully at destroying that particular strain of that disease. The problems arise when a disease has mutated or changed its structure.

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