The reason I ask is because our bodies as human beings have an amazing immune system and unless you have an autoimmune disease, naturally our bodies can heal ourselves from sickness.
I’m speaking primarily on the common cold, Influenza or anything similar like it, including even COVID.


I can’t wait to develop my natural immunity to polio! Or smallpox!
The flu, why, without the vaccine you can develop a natural immunity every year, twice a year if you really want to!
Legit dude, what the fuck do you think “natural” immunity is? It’s catching whatever it is, being sick, and surviving it. You specifically chose colds and the flu as examples, and they’re the worst possible examples because they mutate so fast you never actually achieve immunity to anything; the version you have resistance to might come around again, or it might not, but you damn sure will eventually run across a strain that your body isn’t equipped for.
Like, I get that vaccines are confusing to someone with little education, but this is the internet age, you can look up the terms you’re using and make sure you aren’t fucking up your entire point. Like, the time it took you to type the post up, you could have looked up what vaccines actually do, and why they are/were the single greatest achievement of the human species.
You can go and get a shot of something stable enough and never get sick from it, ever in some cases. In others, you might get sick but it’ll be a few bad days instead of a week or more of misery (as is sometimes how the flu vaccines end up because of the aforementioned mutations, but other viruses are just a bit harder to stop entirely).
So, nah, fuck your natural “immunity”, that’s just a recipe for lost health and time better spent on something like reading up on why vaccines are fucking awesome, even in the rare cases of allergies or bad reactions.
You look kind of unhealthy, so let me explain something to you. For thousands of years, humans had no vaccinations, and they were perfectly fine every time they got colds or influenza.
No they weren’t. Infectious diseases resulted in life expectancies 40-50 years lower than now. Dying at 35 years old is not “perfectly fine”.