My GF got a bad reaction from her flu vaccine... it was called getting the flu.

Here's a hypothetical situaton for you. You have the option of getting the flu vaccine. Some people don't, but let's say YOU do. What do you do? Get it and risk coming down with influenza or don't get it and risk coming down with influenza. I'll give you a hint. The first option involves putting the flu virus in you along with substances called adjunctives, such as aluminum or mercury, to "excite" the immune response and get it to fight off the virus that they just put in you. I'll let you come to your own conclusions. My gf was bullied into getting the vaccine because she volunteers at the hospital. Now she's in her bed and sick with the flu. The only reason I am not going to get it is because I take care of my body, excersize, drink plenty of water, and keep my electrolyte and vitamin levels up. That beats a vaccine any day of the week, especially the ones that end in 'y'.

So true...

the other reason I don't need to get the shot is because by taking care of my gf, I too got the flu. But since I take relatively good care of my body and know many natural remedies, all I got was a slight temperature and a slight headache with some very slight nausea. I'm not going to jinx myself by saying I beat it yet, but I know I will beat it.

Well, since your body finds out how to fight things, getting the flu pretty much means your immune to it, unless there are multiple strands of the flu (which the multiple strands thing is mainly in the common cold), so I'd much rather get the flu once so that I don't get it again, than get a needle injected into me every year that only helps (barely) fight it.

TL;DR

As if you can't get the flu, get over the flu and then get the flu again lol Flu vaccine ... some people just don't use the brains God gave them.

(Face palm)

Now my grandma has caught it. I must have accidentally given it to her when I felt like it was safe to visit her again. I'm still running a slight fever a week after catching it. Maybe I was slightly irresponsible for visiting grandma before I was sure I was rid of it (24 hours of normal temp), but she is a lonely person and she needed me to do her a few favors. Thanks for potentially starting a pandemic, EDC.

Antivax

It helps.

Also, most of the stuff here is anecdotal. Doesn't count.

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HAHA! That's what started the Ebola outbreak, incidentally. They were testing the Ebola vaccine in West Africa (where they usually like to test vaccines).

*does, accidentally, affects, planned.
I mean honestly. Are you really that illiterate?