The Low-Vaccinating Amish Have Less Asthma, Scientists Conclude It's Because They Live On Farms, Ignore Studies Linking Vaccines To Asthma

44  2016-08-13 by lucycohen

This is a serious issue as on average 9 people die per day from Asthma in the US, if it was even one person dying per year of Measles the mainstream media would be screaming at us about it. However because vaccines are profitable and so is Asthma, then hence they keep quiet about Asthma deaths and they keep quiet about the true cause of the majority of Asthma.

Article just out on USA today

Why the Amish could hold the key to curing asthma and allergies

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/08/12/why-amish-could-hold-key-curing-asthma-and-allergies/88629400/

The study below picks up on the true reason, but most scientist will be fearful to go near this one, as the industry will come down on them like a tonne of bricks if they prove the harm of their products, they will be unlikely to receive funding again, will be smeared in the media and potentially lose their license.

Delay in diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus vaccination is associated with a reduced risk of childhood asthma.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18207561

33 comments

5  spud4 2016-08-13

And you want to ignore that they live on a farm with lots of fresh air and are hard working from a very early age mostly outside in the fresh air. houses are not air tight and full of man made chemicals But what about all the dust in the barns well

researchers found that there is a protein called A20 that is produced by the body when it comes in contact with farm dust. Kinda like smallpox and milkmaids.

3  lucycohen 2016-08-13

It's all quite a sketchy and theoretical link, compared to the vaccine one

Delay in diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus vaccination is associated with a reduced risk of childhood asthma

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18207561

1  Vitalogy0107 2016-08-13

Wow, we're getting bombarded today, Lucy. As if the idea of sticking toxins and heavy metals in your veins being somehow poisonous is just an insane concept.

1  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Yes, glad you've spotted it too

0  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

well not to mention all the mercury they usta sneak in and all those cancer free floating cels that just hang?!

2  Starlifter2 2016-08-13

I agree. Let us forswear modernity and return to an agrarian society of 200 years ago.

2  lucycohen 2016-08-13

If there was a way of ensuring good nutrition and sanitation, there would be many benefits

Update: The votes here are being manipulated, Big Pharma clearly don't want this information out

1  Dunkh 2016-08-13

What is the composition of farm dust? Is that it's scientific name?

2  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Magic Dust

0  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

what are milkmaids...?

1  OrdyHartet 2016-08-13

Women whose responsibility it is to milk the cows on a farm.

1  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

thats what i thought just thought it mighta been milkweeds? [i love weeds]

1  OrdyHartet 2016-08-13

Milkweed?

1  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

yes a grass i am pretty sure... https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ourhabitatgarden.org/creatures/c-images/milkweed-monarch.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.ourhabitatgarden.org/creatures/milkweed-growing.html&h=293&w=250&tbnid=wpyOurnYFPXgCM:&tbnh=186&tbnw=158&docid=_B6wqB4raHk75M&itg=1&usg=__FstVhT-ZqqejYxqnxjR5yD4fibs= so pretty and home to the monarch!

5  chipoltehearter 2016-08-13

IMHO allergies and asthma or an overreaction of our systems. We evolved from unsanitary conditions to extremely clean in the last 100 years.

1  sjwking 2016-08-13

So true. My parents were born in poverty and lived essentially with farm animals. They are not allergic to any insects. Me and my siblings are resistant to every fucking insect.

1  Conditioned_Soul 2016-08-13

Not clean, dead. You can still clean something without using strong chemicals that destroy life.

1  lucycohen 2016-08-13

We are much better off leaving our immune systems to do their job without attempting to assist them, other than by maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle.

4  dukey 2016-08-13

The Amish are the elephant in the room no one likes to talk about. Very low vaccination rates, well below that required for supposed herd immunity. And yet, they aren't sick and/or dying. In fact they are healthy and doing well. Not only that, they probably have an autism rate that is far below that of the rest of the population. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R20vL1THjM

2  Lifting1488 2016-08-13

It's their environment not because they don't vaccinate.

7  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Quick reminder

Delay in diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus vaccination is associated with a reduced risk of childhood asthma.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18207561

1  Lifting1488 2016-08-13

Quick reminder:

Amish have magic dirt, this is the only time the phrase is applicable.

http://www.unz.com/isteve/science-proves-magic-dirt-works-at-least-if-you-are-amish/

Can you link the whole paper? That doesn't really tell me anything.

2  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Great find, I like that, 'Magic Dirt'

1  Lifting1488 2016-08-13

More info on 'magic dirt'

http://www.unz.com/jderbyshire/why-race-realism-makes-more-sense-than-magic-dirt-theory/

2  perfect_pickles 2016-08-13

their environment

which is going to be lower in carpets and plastics, than the average 'modern' house.

1  NutritionResearch 2016-08-13

What are the rates of immunization of Hutterites vs Amish? A quick search suggests that Hutterites are much more likely to vaccinate compared to the Amish, but I can't find exact percentages.

1  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Good question, the highest I've seen for Amish is 70%, but they are far less likely to use Tylenol, which when combined with vaccines often causes damage

1  lucycohen 2016-08-13

The votes here are being manipulated, Big Pharma clearly don't want this information out

0  unclezipper 2016-08-13

Very small sample size in that study, with all considered. It is perhaps hasty to assume correlation without more data.

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5  lafeeverte17 2016-08-13

No, it doesn't.

The concept of immune responses triggering autoimmune cascades is a common one and is acknowledged in many autoimmune disorders.

Asthma is interestingly related to autoimmunity because immunosupressants are used to treat it and it has been long speculated that it is an autoimmune response resulting in chronic inflammation.

So, it is just as possible that vaccines are triggering an autoimmune response that results in asthma, as it is that "fresh air" is keeping Amish from developing it.

Vaccines have repeatedly been linked to other autoimmune responses, including Guillain-Barre syndrome and Autoimmune Inflammatory Syndrome (ASIA).

2  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

not only vaccines but htere is a direct link asthma to tylenol when given to infants under 1 year of age ..

0  lucycohen 2016-08-13

Excellent post lafeeverte17!

2  lucycohen 2016-08-13

AddictedReddit,

It's comments like yours which make the sub look bad and will make people highly suspicious of your motives.

Quick reminder of the science

Delay in diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus vaccination is associated with a reduced risk of childhood asthma.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18207561

1  OrdyHartet 2016-08-13

Women whose responsibility it is to milk the cows on a farm.

2  lucycohen 2016-08-13

If there was a way of ensuring good nutrition and sanitation, there would be many benefits

Update: The votes here are being manipulated, Big Pharma clearly don't want this information out

1  chickyrogue 2016-08-13

yes a grass i am pretty sure... https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.ourhabitatgarden.org/creatures/c-images/milkweed-monarch.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.ourhabitatgarden.org/creatures/milkweed-growing.html&h=293&w=250&tbnid=wpyOurnYFPXgCM:&tbnh=186&tbnw=158&docid=_B6wqB4raHk75M&itg=1&usg=__FstVhT-ZqqejYxqnxjR5yD4fibs= so pretty and home to the monarch!