First off, I am personally pro vaccine. Due to international travels, I have just about every vaccine one could obtain with the exception of Japaneses Encephalitis.
However, I am very pro-choice when it comes to vaccines. And further believe that there should be a time span of at least 30 days between vaccines in children.
I agree with you. I am not suppose to feed a child under two raw honey because their immune system is not developed enough to handle it but it is fine to give them great walloping amounts of vaccines all at once when they are even smaller?
Maybe it is fine. I am not a doctor, just an herbalist. But it does not seem right.
And this is where animal trials do not work.
As humans we are born only, "half baked". A colt will be bounding around a day after he is born, a baby ape will be able to cling to momma's back an hour after birth. Even blind and deaf kittens and puppies can turn over and crawl to mom to nurse.
Human babies can do none of those things. It takes months at the least for us to develop enough to get these skills.
It stands to reason that maybe other things are not as developed either.