What Causes Childhood Disease?

leagueonations
Jul 13, 2018
4 min read

If you've read my previous posts, you're aware of the dietary and environmental factors contributing to disease. Today, children are being born ill; even if they aren't, they often fall ill within days or weeks after birth. This phenomenon has never occurred at such a rate in history.

What if we are actually causing disease in our children?

It would require a book-length discussion to cover all the causes, so allow me to highlight the first few well-documented, yet often overlooked, causes that are apparent to the world but remain largely unnoticed. Let's exclude a poor prenatal diet and all the other harmful habits and toxins from which a mother cannot shield her developing baby. Let's also set aside delayed cord clamping; a practice that should be standard but is infrequently implemented.

These alone can and do kill every single day.

How did your baby develop eczema or asthma? Why do they experience frequent colds, stomach issues, or ear-nose-throat problems? Why do they vomit, scream, or have trouble sleeping? Why are they exhibiting behavioral issues? Why do they have a squint, swollen glands, or an oddly shaped head that your doctor said they would outgrow? Contrary to what you might be told, these are not normal childhood issues. They are imposed.

But for the sake of argument, let's assume the mother followed an organic, plant-based diet throughout her pregnancy, had a natural birth, and delayed cord clamping. Let's say she chose not to participate in the controversial practice of vaccinating pregnant women. Let's even imagine the baby wasn't immediately washed with unnecessary chemicals, preserving the natural protection of the vernix. What then?

So your baby arrived safely

Vitamin K is considered essential for newborns as soon as they arrive, even though natural clotting factors activate within hours and bleeding issues in babies are rare. Jaundice appears immediately, indicating that the liver is under strain or possibly damaged. 'But don't worry, we have treatments for that.'

Most parents are thrilled that their babies are safe. So, a slight orange/yellow tint isn't a cause for concern? The doctor mentioned that the initial heartbeat irregularity has resolved, and the bluish line around the mouth has disappeared. Everything seems fine. It couldn't possibly indicate any long-term issues. As long as all visitors are vaccinated against whooping cough, it should be alright, correct?

Hepatitis B

- is an infection that targets the liver and is transmitted through the body fluids of an infected person, often as a sexually transmitted disease. Apparently, your baby requires this vaccine at birth because, you know... And here, it becomes quite intriguing. If your baby survives, I'm sure there are treatments for the unexpected asthma, autoimmune issues, 'rotavirus' (a new name for the same problem that seems to be increasing), eczema, juvenile arthritis, swollen head, meningitis, shingles, cardiac issues, ear-nose-throat problems (aww, you can have grommets!), MS (but they'll call it something else until he/she is older), visual issues (oh, squeal, how adorable will they look with glasses?), eye infections, and seizures.

The initial months have passed quickly, filled with crying and visits to the paediatrician. By this point, you may understand that these challenges are normal for newborns and have learned how to manage them, or relying on your paediatrician. Now, we reach the next 'well baby' visit. You're already aware of the Hep B issues and might think that since your baby handled the first set of shots, everything will go smoothly. Now we approach the 2-month vaccinations. Try to connect the dots.

DTP (Infanrix)

URTI, brain swelling and SIDS are the next hurdles.

Hib

If you're not worried about the twitches or convulsions, it might be the breathing difficulties or a rash/eczema that doesn't respond to medications or creams. Swollen glands, typically an indication that the body is fighting off invaders, suggest that the glands themselves are being attacked, leaving the body inadequately protected.

Nowadays, you find yourself frequently visiting the local doctor's office. It might surprise you that despite the increased spending on modern medicine and advancements in health care, just a few generations ago, children were often raised without ever seeing a doctor. In fact, many people still manage this today, though it might be hard for you to understand how or why. You might even question if there's a link between the onset of health issues and vaccines.

Don't worry about being laughed at; it's all clearly stated in vaccine package inserts. If you boldly ask for them, you might receive a simplified version meant for concerned parents. Insist on getting the practitioner's version, which contains all the details. Research shows these issues are triggered by vaccines and are not a normal aspect of childhood. Instead, they prevent the development of a strong immune system in your child by avoiding natural illnesses like chickenpox and measles.

This all happens before the 4-month vaccination round. It's no longer acceptable to say, "But I thought I was doing the right thing." You have to wonder if your child will agree with your decisions once they are old enough to understand the truth.