Understanding Adverse Events and Vaccinosis - Insights from Dr. Jean Dodds

🧬Adverse events after vaccination are relatively rare but can occur in individuals genetically predisposed to reactions.

🦠Vaccinosis, a term used to describe adverse reactions to vaccines, can be triggered by the vaccine in genetically susceptible individuals.

🧪Heavy metal exposure from vaccines, such as aluminum and mercury, has been found in the brains of autistic individuals.

🐾Different breeds of animals may have different susceptibility to vaccine reactions, with small breeds being more prone to adverse events.

📈The gut microbiome plays a role in vaccine reactions, and its integrity and function can influence an individual's response to vaccines.

How common are adverse events after vaccination?

—Adverse events after vaccination are relatively rare, with an estimated rate of 3-5 per 100 vaccines given.

Can any individual have a vaccine reaction?

—While most individuals have no adverse reaction to vaccines, some individuals may be genetically predisposed to vaccine reactions.

What are the potential risks of heavy metal exposure from vaccines?

—Heavy metals like aluminum and mercury have been found in the brains of autistic individuals, raising concerns about their potential role in adverse vaccine reactions.

Are all breeds of animals equally susceptible to vaccine reactions?

—Different breeds of animals may have different susceptibility to vaccine reactions, with small breeds being more prone to adverse events.

How does the gut microbiome affect vaccine reactions?

—The gut microbiome plays a role in vaccine reactions, and its integrity and function can influence an individual's response to vaccines.

00:03Dr. Jean Dodds, a renowned researcher and pets advocate, discusses adverse events and vaccinosis.

02:59Adverse events after vaccination are relatively rare, but genetically predisposed individuals may be more prone to reactions.

05:42Concerns about heavy metal exposure from vaccines, such as aluminum and mercury, have been raised.

08:42Different breeds of animals may have varying susceptibility to vaccine reactions.

10:34The gut microbiome can influence an individual's response to vaccines and play a role in vaccine reactions.