Is there any study in vaccines exacerbated eczema in children?

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1. Gina A says:

   January 6, 2010 at 5:12 am

   Yes, we have had this experience. From what I’ve seen, it is becoming more and more common (www.whale.to/v/eczema.html), although parents don’t often recognize the vaccine connection. The most convincing evidence I found were pictures located at the CDC website of children with eczemous responses to vaccinations.

   I have read research findings that verify what common sense tells us… any unnatural injection introduced into the body pushes the immune system into a frenzy dealing with the invasion, rendering it less capable to combat things naturally introduced (marytocco.com, childhoodshots.com). I believe eczema, asthma, general allergies, food sensitivities, and other immune system problems are much more common in immunized children.

   Specifically, I found 2-phenoxyethanol to be a major player here. It is a preservative used in several vaccines and contains ethylene oxide, which is an irritant causing dermatitis and eczema. http://www. vaccinetruth.org/2-phenoxyethanol.htm for more info on this particular chemical and offending vaccines.

   When a predisposition to eczema exists, as in our case, there is evidence to suggest vaccination exacerbates the condition. I plan to investigate further (other toxins include formaldehyde, aluminum, antifreeze, latex, etc.). Our oldest suffered immune system damage following multiple vaccinations. This was evidenced by severe eczema, food/environmental allergies/intolerances, imbalance of intestinal flora/candida and suppressed immune function (frequent infection with various viral/bacterial issues). We are still working toward full recovery 4 years later. The good news is there are steps we can take to minimize and sometimes reverse damage. I am intruiged by your question and would love to compare notes. Feel free to email me. God bless.