Dedicated to "the children of the future," this is a most extremely well-referenced and up-to-date handbook backed by hard data on the vaccination debacle we all face.
The author asks: Why has the number of childhood vaccines in the US tripled since the 1980s with no general outcry? Why is there now an Adult Vaccine Schedule? There are at least two sides to the vaccination controversy. One side we see all the time, in newspapers, magazines, and on TV. The other side takes a little digging to uncover, but it's there nevertheless. Someone is very wrong, and Dr. O'Shea, a wholistic chiropractor, delivers the truth.
Dr. O�Shea asserts �It's all about the blood.� The condition of a child's blood during the first years of life determines the quality of an immune system that has to last a lifetime. If there's a huge body of information that is saying vaccinations are dangerous, and another huge body of information saying that vaccines are safe, then each parent has a responsibility to look at the evidence on each side, instead of just bowing to hollow rhetoric. If Nature itself has recognized and defended the sanctity of human blood, can we presume to do any less?
This book exposes the physiological facts, the fallacy of the vaccination theory, the sad evidence concerning the gamut of today�s vaccine concoctions, and the latest legislation in these chapters:
Money and vaccines � History of vaccines: Edward Jenner � Smallpox � Smallpox post 9/11 � Pasteur and the Germ Theory � Formaldehyde and aluminum � Antigen/antibody � Natural vs. artificial immunity � How many vaccinations? � The new Adult Schedule � Sudden Infant Death Syndrome � Decline of diseases before vaccinations � Polio � Diphtheria � Pertussis � Tetanus � Measles � Mumps � Rubella� Hemophilus influenzae � Flu shots � Hepatitis A � Hepatitis B � Chickenpox � Rotavirus � Autism � Mercury � The death of a child � Prevnar � Human Papilloma Virus vaccine � The AIDS vaccine � SARS � Gulf War Syndrome � Doctors who don't vaccinate � Exemption Laws � Pet Vaccines � Travel vaccines � New vaccines � Green Vaccines � Natural selection and vaccines � References � Epilogue
