Vaccines are not responsible
for the eradication of diseases such as polio and smallpox.
~U.S. Centers for Disease Control database
substantial problem. It’s estimated that less than 1 percent of all adverse events from drugs and vaccines are reported.”
VaccineResearchLibrary.com cites 7,200 journal articles and studies that expose the harm caused by vaccines. “Knowledge is empowering and personal discernment is priceless. The facts challenge the health claims by government health agencies and pharmaceutical firms that vaccines are perfectly safe,” says Ji. “Public doubt, distrust and skepticism are rational and natural consequences.”
For more information, visit the National Vaccine Information Center at
nvic.org and the coalition of citizen advocates at
NationalHealthFreedom.org.
Connect with writer Linda Sechrist at
ItsAllAboutWe.com.
What to Ask Before Vaccinating V
accines are pharmaceutical products that carry risks. The National Vaccine Information Center encourages parents to become fully informed about the potential risks and disease complications for their own children and pose these questions to one or more trusted healthcare professionals before making a decision.
n Am I, or my child, sick right now?
n Have I, or my child, had a bad reaction to a vaccination before? n Do I, or my child, have a personal or family history of vaccine reactions, neurological disorders, severe allergies or immune system problems?
n Do I know the disease and vaccine risks for my child or myself? n Do I have full information about the vaccine’s side effects? n Do I know how to identify and report a vaccine reaction?
n Will I have a written record, including the vaccine manufacturer’s name and lot number, for all vaccinations? n Am I convinced that I have the right to make an informed choice?
Visit
nvic.org for information on recognizing vaccine-reaction symptoms.
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