about vaccines, part 3...

"The practice of immunization in the united States has, for the most part, been accepted without opposition. The public has been intimidated by scare tactics and guilt either to immunize their children or be labeled negligent parents."

"The fluoride issue is a good example. Fluoride was thought to be an effective treatment in decreasing the number of dental cavities in children. This knowledgeable was implemented by fluoridating our drinking water. On the surface, this seems like a good idea, until we think about the real causes of tooth decay. The causes vary- from improper nutrition or oral hygiene to genetics or other factors. However, lack of fluoride is not a cause. Fluoridating drinking water is a means of treating the symptom rather than the cause of the problem."

about vaccines, part 2..

"Other interesting facts with regard to assurances are the following: 1) Today, parents of school children sign a paper agreeing not to sue if complications arise from compulsory immunizations. 2) in California, there is a new law providing up to $25,000 for medical expenses for children who have catastrophic reactions to mandatory immunizations. In the words of Marian Tompson, "The fact that this law was enacted makes me feel that such reactions can't be all that rare!" Somehow reading this, the ghastly pictures in the Poisoned Needle seem more believable and the author's slightly hysterical tone more understandable. In our town, the school has requested that the students update their inoculations with a new measles shot before entering high school. There have been several recent epidemics of measles in our area, primarily effecting teens. Not only are their bouts with this illness more severe, they also are at greater risk than younger children for long term consequences."

"Disease is an interruption of the body's ideal state. Symptoms of disease are an indication that the body is using extraordinary  measures to eliminate excess waste or toxins. For example, mucus discharge, diarrhea, vomiting, fever, skin rash, and so forth can be sign that the normal channels of detoxification (such as through the liver) are overloaded and new outlets are being sought for elimination. Germs feed on toxic waste matter, so it becomes important to know what kind of things can cause toxicity or what kind of things can be done to prevent disease."

"Serious questions concerning the long term effects of standardly accepted injectable toxins on the body (whether they collect in certain areas in the body or whether they increase the system's susceptibility to other diseases like cancer or heart disease) can only be clearly evaluated over a period of many years of observing immunized persons and related studies."

about vaccines, part one

"English history provides interesting facts regarding smallpox. The incidence of smallpox actually increased with the introduction of smallpox vaccine. Prior to 1853 (and the complete vaccination of the nation), there had been about 2,000 deaths per two year period. Nearly 20 years later after the vaccination program had been in effect for those years, the biggest smallpox epidemic of 23,062 occurred. Towns where there had been the most thorough enforcement (such as Leicester, Sheffield) were the most severely hit. By 1900, the effects of healthcare improvements had been weighed against the effects of inoculation, and the English began to resist immunization laws became lax in England, the government still managed to rigidly enforce compulsory vaccination in India. India's smallpox death rate compared very unfavorably with England's at the turn of this century. For example: Bombay, 866 deaths; Calcutta, 1,201 deaths; London, 23 deaths per million. In 1929, the League of Nations reported that India (still under Britain) was "the greatest center of smallpox today.
In our country, smallpox vaccination lost its appeal about 1928, when it was realized that the vaccinated suggered the worst effects of the disease."