Vaccination -The Hidden Truth (1998)

This is the shocking but extremely informative video documentary.   Vaccination - The Hidden Truth (1998)--where fifteen people, including Dr. Viera Scheibner (a PhD researcher), five medical doctors, and other researchers; reveal what is really going on in relation to illness and vaccines.  Ironically, the important facts come from the orthodox medicine's own peer-reviewed research.  With so much government and medical promotion of vaccination for prevention of disease, the video is clearly devoted to presenting the other side of the issue that parents and others are not being told.  The result is a damning account of the ineffectiveness of vaccines and their often harmful effects.  It declares that parents are not being told the truth by the media, the Health Department, and the medical establishment.  A medical doctor, Dr. Mark Donohoe, confesses, "It is a problem for me that I am part of a profession that is systematically lying to people".  Find out how vaccines are proven to have harmful effects to your health.  Why do we still have to be vaccinated although there is no real need for it?  Although many people simply refuse to believe this, the impeccable documentation presented in this amazing video has changed the minds of many who see it. 90 min.

Alternative Vaccine Schedule for Children

Rationale for Schedule

Dr. Mercola on safe vaccination

Hep B is not necessary at birth if the mother is Hep B surface antigen negative and Hep B core antigen negative.  All mothers must be tested during pregnancy.  Most newborns are not at risk for Hepatitis B unless mother is a carrier or has active Hep B.  Hep B is transmitted sexually, needle use, and blood.  It is not transmitted through breast milk.  Adolescents may be vaccinated before puberty if they were not vaccinated as infants.  All individuals in high risk groups for contracting Hep B should be vaccinated if they haven't been vaccinated before.  High risk groups include multiple sexual partners, men who have sex with men, IV drug users, healthcare workers, childcare workers, some immigrants etc.

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DTaP is recommended at 6 months for children in daycare of those who will be exposed to Diphtheria or Pertussis.  Vaccination at 12 months results in a much more robust immune response.  Titers can be done a 18and 24 months to determine if these shots are necessary.

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Hib and PCV are recommended at 6 months of age or later for children who are breast fed, not in day care, and who are not exposed to second hand smoke.  Earlier vaccination is recommended for children who do not meet these criteria and for African American children.  Vaccinations before six months show no antibody titer.  Children who are breast fed do not need to be vaccinated for Hib or PCV until cessation of breast feeding.  Passive immunization is extremely effective for Hib. PCV may be recommended slightly earlier than Hib because exposure an disease tends to be earlier.

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Polio vaccination should not occur when the child is being breast fed.  Antibodies in breast milk will destroy the virus before the immune response occurs.  We recommend polio vaccine after 1 year of age and a booster shot at 4-6 years.  For all booster shots, parents can choose to measure titers to determine whether a booster is necessary.  Labs will give acceptable titer levels.

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We have recommended MMR at 24 months.  None of these diseases are severe in healthy infants. Furthermore, because of the low disease rate for these in the population, it will be rare for children to catch these diseases.  If contracted as adults, these diseases can be significant.  Therefore, vaccination is ultimately recommended.

Dr. Mercola on safe vaccination

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Chicken pox vaccine is only 70% effective.  Chicken pox is a disease easy to recover from.  Sequelae are rare.  As an adult, Chicken pox is a more serious disease.

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