Comments for Animacules http://animacules.wordpress.com A blog about microbes, immunology and animal health Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:08:31 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About me by Kerrie Wendt http://animacules.wordpress.com/about/#comment-140 Kerrie Wendt Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:08:31 +0000 #comment-140 Hi, I am trying to do some research in vaccinations and I have come across the following comments on another site: I would be interested in your view of these as you study animal diseases. Thanks, Kerrie Two Different Diseases Legitimate scientists of Jenner's day decried the smallpox vaccine from the start. Bechamp, Hadwen, Wallace, and others thought it appalling that the most basic facts concerning the distinction between cowpox and smallpox were simply never discussed. If the original axioms of vaccination were true, how could one disease vector immunize against a completely separate disease? This was the question that was never asked, and is still ignored today. Watch closely: the two diseases - cowpox and smallpox - are completely distinct conditions. Hadwen explains: "What is cow-pox? It is a disease which occurs on the teats of cows; it only occurs when they are in milk; only in one part of the body, and naturally only in the female animal; it results in an ugly chancre; and is not infectious. Small-pox, on the other hand, is not limited to the female sex as is cow-pox, nor to one portion of the body; it presents different physical signs, and, furthermore, is tremendously infectious, and the course and symptoms of the two diseases are totally different. Therefore there is no analogy between the two." [5] Hadwen wrote this 100 years ago, but his objections are still valid. Doing a taxonomic check today in a standard index of viruses from a National Institutes of Health database [21] readily points out that cowpox is caused by a virus called Orthopox vaccinia and smallpox is caused by a virus called Orthopox variola. These two viruses have different sizes, genetic sequences, and characteristics. To pretend that cows get a version of smallpox called cowpox is bizarre enough - but then to say that people who get the same disease are immune to smallpox is simply fantasy. This chart may be helpful: Cowpox ------------------ Smallpox Only in female cows ----- Only in humans Not infectious ------------ Infectious Orthopox vaccinia ------- Orthopox variola Hi,
I am trying to do some research in vaccinations and I have come across the following comments on another site: I would be interested in your view of these as you study animal diseases.
Thanks,
Kerrie
Two Different Diseases
Legitimate scientists of Jenner’s day decried the smallpox vaccine from the start. Bechamp, Hadwen, Wallace, and others thought it appalling that the most basic facts concerning the distinction between cowpox and smallpox were simply never discussed. If the original axioms of vaccination were true, how could one disease vector immunize against a completely separate disease? This was the question that was never asked, and is still ignored today.

Watch closely: the two diseases – cowpox and smallpox – are completely distinct conditions. Hadwen explains:

“What is cow-pox? It is a disease which occurs on the teats of cows; it only occurs when they are in milk; only in one part of the body, and naturally only in the female animal; it results in an ugly chancre; and is not infectious. Small-pox, on the other hand, is not limited to the female sex as is cow-pox, nor to one portion of the body; it presents different physical signs, and, furthermore, is tremendously infectious, and the course and symptoms of the two diseases are totally different. Therefore there is no analogy between the two.” [5]

Hadwen wrote this 100 years ago, but his objections are still valid. Doing a taxonomic check today in a standard index of viruses from a National Institutes of Health database [21] readily points out that cowpox is caused by a virus called Orthopox vaccinia and smallpox is caused by a virus called Orthopox variola. These two viruses have different sizes, genetic sequences, and characteristics. To pretend that cows get a version of smallpox called cowpox is bizarre enough – but then to say that people who get the same disease are immune to smallpox is simply fantasy.

This chart may be helpful:

Cowpox —————— Smallpox
Only in female cows —– Only in humans
Not infectious ———— Infectious
Orthopox vaccinia ——- Orthopox variola

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