Citing wikipedia: "Vitamin K is a group of structurally similar, fat-soluble vitamins found in foods and in dietary supplements", but of course drugs always con

Citing wikipedia: "Vitamin K is a group of structurally similar, fat-soluble vitamins found in foods and in dietary supplements", but of course drugs always contains also other substances - so different label drugs do differ and can have different side effects. Herd immunity is indeed the part that makes the whole thing political and difficult, because it is a common good. But in a healthy debate there should be a place for people sceptical about something - they should not be automatically demonized. I don't quite understand what you write about my feelings - because I don't identify as antivaxxer, I vaccinated my children and I trust the scientific data in general. I just feel better thinking that there are people who read the leaflets and double check the doctors and I don't think they should be vilified even if in the most part these people are not reasonable in their distrust. I also believe that it is better if we don't mandate trust in vaccination - but let people make their minds individually, even if we sometimes lose herd immunity, because the alternative authoritarian system leads to worse things.