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GAVI~ Five reasons why ‘my body, my choice’ doesn’t work for vaccines
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5. The choice is not necessarily informed
Scientists and regulatory bodies who assess whether or not a vaccine is safe require enormous amounts of expertise and need to review vast amounts of data to make that decision. Most people, even those who are scientifically literate, don’t have the capacity for that level of assessment, which is why we have regulatory bodies and many levels of checks and balances before a vaccine can be rolled out to the general public. This doesn’t only apply to vaccines of course, but to any medicine or medical intervention, and beyond medicine to the motor vehicle or food and drink industries. Thus, holding back on vaccination to monitor side effects in other people – a wait and see approach – would only work if people waited for years before getting vaccinated against COVID-19, and even then only if they gathered data from studies around the world. People do have the right to be informed of potential risks before they take a vaccine, but this information can be provided by their health worker.
[link to www.gavi.org (secure)]
We should trust that doctors spend ample time researching the products and the implications this will have on your specific genome?
I can not think of one doctor who takes his case load home to study up on their patient’s health. This leaves them with over 100 patients a month getting treatment that is, “mandated or standard procedures” handed down by CEOs who have lined pockets.
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