Those who refused the vaccine or immunization assume that the body has its own immunity, so it does not need to be stimulated by the vaccine. Though none of the other substances that can replace the function of immunization, including breast milk.
There is no single body of research in the world that states that the immunity due to immunization can be replaced by other substances, including breastfeeding, nutrition, and herbal supplements, because the immunity is set up very differently.
Breastfeeding, nutrition, herbal supplements, and hygiene can strengthen the body's defenses in general, but do not form a specific immunity against certain harmful bacteria. If the number of bacteria are many and fierce, public protection did not protect the baby, so it can still seriously ill, disabled or die.
"The body has two defenses, there is such thing as non-specific and specific defenses. Non-specific such as skin, gastrointestinal tract, mucous membranes and gastrointestinal tract. While the specific defenses set up by the vaccine," explained Prof. DR. Dr Sri Rezeki S. Hadinegoro, SpA (K), Chairman of the Task Force Immunization IDAI, the Media Seminar on Immunization Symposium IDAI-3, in Palm Ivory Harris Hotel.
The vaccine would stimulate the formation of specific immunity (antibodies) against bacteria, viruses or toxins of certain bacteria. Once antibodies are formed, the vaccine will work more quickly, effectively and efficiently to prevent transmission of dangerous diseases.
In addition given the immunization, remain exclusively breast-fed infants, complementary feeding with a complete and balanced nutrition, hygiene and environmental agencies. Supplements provided varied according to individual needs. In addition the baby must get the attention and affection, as well as the stimulation of play to develop intelligence, creativity and good behavior.
"But if the mother is not immunized their children, then her breast milk had no antibodies. If her mother was not immunized how to have immunity for his son, although give breastfeeding for 6 months," said Prof Sri.
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