vaccination controversy
that controversy over whether vaccines cause permanent and debilitating side effects.
that section of book six of science and civilization in china where they mention some early small pox inoculation practices, various methods, wet and dry, and the side effects noticed by the chinese.
some of the side effects included feminization of the body, sterility and something that sounds similar to autism. this suggests it is not the additives in our modern vaccines but inoculation itself that may initiate or cause the permanent side effects.
the chinese apparently preferred the dry pox puss method to use of wet pox puss which they observed was more likely to cause the unwanted side effects. and inoculation was a once in a lifetime event.
another possibility. that the inoculation does not cause the side effects, but after inoculation a reaction in the body starts or stops producing the chemicals and materials that then cause the feminization and autist effects.
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