Another example spackaného muscular dystrophy military campaign against the pertussis bacteria. The

The original muscular dystrophy "The Winning Battles but Losing the War" from the book "Vaccine Illusion - How vaccination compromises our natural immunity and what we can do to regain our health" in English with permission of the author translated Ing. Marian fill.
Why do we fear viral diseases? We are afraid acute symptoms that trigger - fever, pain, cough, rash, or swollen glands? These symptoms are transient and although muscular dystrophy they are nice, they are not fatal, and the vast majority of us do not cause permanent damage. Viral diseases can lead to fatal complications only in babies without maternal immunity and subjects severely malnourished or with severely weakened immune systems. muscular dystrophy However, vaccination with live attenuated or inactivated virus vaccine does not necessarily avoid complications. These vaccines can cause Guillain-Barre syndrome, seizures, encephalopathy (brain damage) etc., which are similar to possible complications, which may be accompanied by a natural disease in malnourished or immunocompromised individuals (see Appendix for sources of safety of vaccination). Moreover, since the vaccination does not give lifelong immunity, the risk of disease despite vaccination or risk further doses of the vaccine with the same potential complications remain here.
Serious problem that can follow a viral illness or occur spontaneously, is an invasive bacterial disease, such as. pneumonia (pneumonia), meningitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain) or encephalitis (brain inflammation). And these bacterial diseases, we should know how to avoid them.
We can ensure the protection of vaccination against invasive bacterial muscular dystrophy diseases? After all, anti-bacterial vaccines excellently suppress those strains of bacteria against which they are designed. The problem is that they cover only a small fraction of a large number of different strains of bacteria. When the vaccine strains of bacteria removed, other strains fill the vacant seat. E.g. after the introduction of vaccination against Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) there was a decrease in the incidence of invasive disease caused by Hib, which is the only target of Hib vaccine. This decrease diseases associated with Hib was accompanied by an increase of invasive disease caused by other types of H. influeanzae (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10982068 and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/12508153). Vaccination against bacteria are winning the battle but losing the war.
Another example spackaného muscular dystrophy military campaign against the pertussis bacteria. The U.S. was in previous decades whooping cough in retreat, when used whole cell pertussis vaccine (wP). That, however, was doing pretty bad with security, and so was in the mid 90s of the 20th century (in Slovakia until around 2007 - Ed. Cursed.) Replaced by acellular vaccine for pertussis (aP). After the transition to the aP pertussis in the United States began to re-emerge muscular dystrophy despite high vaccination rates ( http://apps.who.int/immunization_monitoring/en/globalsummary/timeseries/TSincidenceByCountry.cfm?C=USA ).
AP vaccine comprising an isolated muscular dystrophy protein of Bordetella pertussis. But there is also another bacterium that can cause whooping cough: Bordetella parapertussis. New aP vaccine muscular dystrophy only protects against B. pertussis, but not before B. parapertussis, while old wP vaccine conferred protection against the two bacteria (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/15121300). Therefore, it may be the return of whooping cough in the U.S. after passing the aP vaccine caused selective removal of B. pertussis, which allowed the vaccination resistant B. parapertussis fill a vacancy.
B. parapertussis infection usually leads to a slight pertussis. However, in experimental animals, which were administered aP vaccine and were subsequently infected with B. parapertussis, was observed 40 times greater infection compared to animals that were also infected with B. parapertussis, but have not been vaccinated aP vaccine (http://www.ncbi .nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20200027). In other words, aP vaccine damaged the immune muscular dystrophy response of the vaccinated person and facilitate infection instead of carefully avoided.
If B. parapertussis happened in the last 10 years the dominant strain of whooping muscular dystrophy cough in the U.S., so maybe using aP vaccine Changing mild pertussis, B. parapertussis be driven to a serious illness. By the way, the answer public health officials to the growing epidemic of whooping cough in California in 2011 was the introduction of additional booster (booster) dose for children over 12 years and adults in order to "protect" young. When something is not working, let us do it even more and hopefully it will work.
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