How MMR Adverse Events Led to Market Removal in Japan and Change from Mandatory to Elective Childhood Vaccine Schedule
Japanese Deep Respect for Compound Safety Called for Single Measles Product, No Mandates
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
Diseases are the same all over the Western world. So how is it that a child in the United States is effectively forced into multiple vaccination visits with the pediatrician in order to attend K-12 school and a similar age child in Japan is free to remain unvaccinated?
Nakano summarized the major historical events that occurred for vaccine freedom in Japan. Sadly, it started with serious side effects from the combined measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine.
In Japan, childhood vaccinations are recommended, not mandatory, after the Immunization Act was amended in 1994 to scrap mandatory inoculation.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
1994 Amendment:
The Japanese Immunization Act was revised in 1994, shifting from mandatory to recommended vaccinations.
Recommended Vaccinations:
The Japan Pediatric Society still recommends vaccinations for children under two years old, as shown in its recommended vaccination schedule.
Individualized Approach:
The revised act also promotes "individual vaccination" based on a physician's assessment of each child's health.
Examples of Recommended Vaccines:
Routine recommended vaccines include BCG, acellular pertussis vaccine (DTaP), measles and rubella combined vaccine (MR), inactivated polio (IPV), Hib, PCV7, HPV, and Japanese encephalitis vaccine (JEV).
Voluntary Vaccines:
Hepatitis B (HBV), mumps, varicella, and rotavirus vaccines are considered voluntary.
Vaccination Vouchers:
In cities like Hiroshima, vaccination vouchers issued by the city are required to get vaccinations, and these vouchers can only be used by residents of the city at the time of inoculation.
Perhaps the United States and other countries should take a careful look at Japan in terms of health, longevity, and diseases linked to excessive vaccination such as atopic conditions, neuropsychiatric syndromes, and autoimmunity.
Please subscribe to FOCAL POINTS as a paying ($5 monthly) or founder member so we can continue to bring you the truth.
Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH
President, McCullough Foundation
www.mcculloughfnd.org
I think that every public health practitioner needs to focus on the immediate removal of the COVID-19 inoculant from the "vaccine schedule". It shouldn't even be allowed to be an option.
The limited overall benefit that Japan may have had in the past with their childhood vaccine schedule, has been almost wiped out, with the damage that the covid vaccines and the HPV vaccines have done there. The elderly are really suffering in a way no-one would have believed 30 years ago....
The Japanese don't need mandates, because they are uber-compliant and mainly just do as they are told. There is a peer group pressure there that is much stronger than here. They will pay a very high future price for their compliance.
Particularly as their current covid vaccine is the new self replicating one, KOSTAIVE® or zapomeran as they call it.