Natural Immunity comes up in 5 chapters across 4 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from March 2019 to July 2021.
Greg Carlwood Fatherhood Announcement and Personal Vaccine Stance
Greg Carlwood announces that he and his wife are expecting a baby in approximately 100 days. He shares his personal deliberations regarding childhood vaccinations, his preference for natural immunity, and the value of hearing first-hand accounts of healthy unvaccinated children from his listener network.
Natural Immunity versus Emotional Blackmail in Public Health
The segment criticizes the shift from protecting individuals to using emotional blackmail, such as claiming children will kill their grandparents if not vaccinated. It argues that allowing young, healthy populations to develop natural immunity would have been a more effective path toward herd immunity. The current approach is described as a scientifically baseless strategy driven by the pharmaceutical industry's desire for a mass vaccination model.
Final Outro and Plus Show Content Preview
The show concludes with a summary of topics covered in the extended Plus segment, including the 1976 swine flu pandemic and the differences between vaccine and natural immunity. Carlwood quotes John Mayer regarding the need for active participation in societal change. He signs off by encouraging listeners to check out Dr. Wakefield's films and remain vigilant against the suppression of medical science.
Holistic Worldview, Immune Health, and Fine-Tuning
Nassim Haramein discusses the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of a holistic model, suggesting that a stronger focus on natural immune health could have altered the global response. He addresses the "fine-tuning problem" in physics, arguing that the universe is specifically calibrated for life to emerge and thrive. This perspective encourages a symbiotic relationship with nature rather than the destructive exploitation seen in modern industrial systems.
Pertussis Outbreaks, Baboon Studies and DTaP Vaccine Failure
Recent studies on the DTaP vaccine using baboon models suggest that while the shot masks symptoms of pertussis, it does not prevent the colonization or transmission of the bacteria. This creates a population of asymptomatic carriers who can unknowingly spread the disease to vulnerable infants. Furthermore, new research indicates that the DTaP vaccine may prime the body in a way that makes individuals more susceptible to pertussis infections throughout their lives compared to those with natural immunity.
