📘 Book: "Virus Mania" (Persian Edition: صنعت ویروس بازی):

In the introduction of the book, backed by some scientific references and charts, we discover that the mortality rate from so-called infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, diphtheria, whooping cough, or respiratory infections had significantly decreased well before the advent of medical communities and microbiologists with vaccination. Therefore, the pride in pushing back these diseases and increasing life expectancy should primarily be attributed to the improvement of general life indicators, such as enhanced nutrition, the establishment of water purification facilities, improvement in child labor conditions, housing improvements, and more. 📉💉

Excerpts from the first chapter highlight:

In the nineteenth century, Pasteur's supporters used the term "virus," but at that time, it referred to the Latin word "virus," meaning poison, and was used to describe organic structures that did not fall into the category of bacteria. The concept of immunity was entirely proportionate to the concept of an enemy; if bacteria were not found, there must be another single cause of the disease. 🦠🛡️

Was smallpox really a contagious disease eradicated by vaccination? Neil Miller, in his book titled "Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective?" expresses doubts about this. Not only did a vaccine not exist for diseases like smallpox or the Black Plague, but both these diseases completely disappeared. Miller presents statistics in his book, demonstrating that vaccination has led to an increase in smallpox in various countries. 🤔🌍💉

Note: All claims in the book are based on reputable scientific sources, meticulously referenced for interested individuals to consult. 📚🔬

Be cautious about mandatory vaccinations, especially for your children, especially newborn vaccinations. 👶💉

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