look, that's why we need vaccines, what's your argument?
shoulders and say, "Well I don't think..."
with me, and I said, "Well, what about..."
had convinced themselves, but I needed very, very, very specific evidence.
days, that would be polio, and it went away.
running behind the fogging truck. Well, what was the fogging truck?
insects, but of course has no effect on children. Right?
any paralysis in the early 20th century?"
small children they might become paralyzed or die. Well that happened.
system, or cause any kind of paralysis.
paralysis. It caused injury. So they said "Whoops, it was a bad batch".
90th something percentile were the cramps that went away.
go to the pool. You eat the fruit. You eat sugar, lower your immune system.
Many vaccine proponents will point to polio as a major reason for vaccines. Here, journalist Liam Scheff discusses polio and the vaccine and what might really be behind the major reduction in the disease over the years.