There is no such thing as herd immunity

1- Again Pro brought up the point that grain is bird food and causes the body to somehow begin to show symptoms of hyperthyroidism, chief among them being a 104 F fever. That would be an awesome cure for hypothyroidism! But it still lacks a source, as fascinating as that is. Also, wouldn't most people exhibit symptoms of the flu most of the time because most people have a lot of grain in their diet?Dairy is not just for baby cows. It's also for most other mammalian babies. But Pro does reference a real disease - hypercalcemia - which is usually caused by an underactive thyroid, not a diet that has some dairy in it. Again: if what Pro alleges is true, why don't most people have "heart, lung, and kidney blockages" most of the time?Also, hypercalcemia doesn't present itself in the way Pro states. Hypercalcemia usually comes with heart problems such as a short QT interval (though cardiovascular calcifications can occur), cognitive dysfunctions, polydipsia (unquenchable thirst) and polyuria (peeing too much). [1]2- Disease: a disorder of structure or function in a human, animal, or plant, especially one that produces specific signs or symptoms or that affects a specific location and is not simply a direct result of physical injury. [2]Genetic diseases: Still qualify as diseasesNervous system disease: Usually genetics. Parkinson's, MS, Alzheimer's: all genetics. But they can be caused by infection, tumors, overuse or withdrawal from drugs, organ failure and (you'll like this) Thyroid disfuction, some B vitamin deficiencies, and electrolyte imbalances. [3]Parasites: See above definition; still qualifies.HIV: Viruses do indeed exist. Would you like to see some pictures again? [4] [5] And before you use your electron microscope argument: just because you have not seen it, does not mean it does not exist. Additionally, AIDS is not a purely "gay lifestyle" thing. In the USA, while 76% of cases of AIDS in men were from homosexual activity, 18% was from heterosexual activity and injection drug use. In women, 84% of cases were from heterosexual activity. [6] in Africa, only 6% of cases were from men who have sex with men. [7]Bacterial infection: I have yet to get a source on leaky gut syndrome, but riddle me this: if I have a large cut on my arm that I don't let heal, left open to the air, and I'm on a no-carb diet: what causes to subsequent staph infection?The rest of those diseases: Source please.Vaccines: Pro keeps repeating the same thing over and over again.. this does not make it true. However, I am happy Pro has found something that allows him to remain healthy.3- The quote used is in reference to statistics being used with no hard data to back it up. Considering Pro sourced a stastistic and now is calling it false, it can no longer be used. However, my source (Round 3, source 2) does have hard data behind it. Statistics are facts, but they are manipulable and can be used against those who do not understand them [8].4- Does one really need to know everything about a scientist? I know nothing about the private life of Galileo, is it relevant?"Luis Pasteur did plenty of long neck experiments" Pro - is that supposed to be a quote from me? I never said that. But Pasteur didn't find out the "secrets of what causes disease." He found out that disease isn't caused by spontaneous generation, that's it. Again, Pro. You've previously stated all doctors are fraudsters (Round 5, argument 1) [9], so what makes the newest data true?5- Pro is just proving my point. If fecal contamination causes disease, what in the feces causes disease? [1] http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com...[2] https://www.google.com...[3] http://www.webmd.com...[4] http://www.foodandwine.hu...[5] http://upload.wikimedia.org...[6] Brock Biology of Microorganisms (14th Edition), Chapter 28, Section 28.9[7] https://www.avert.org...[8] https://en.wikipedia.org...[9] http://www.debate.org...