Vaccination Questions

Would you knowingly give yourself or your child mercury, antifreeze, horse blood, or chicken embryo? Did you know that if you’ve ever had a vaccine, then there is a very good chance you’ve been given a thimerosal (mercury) vaccine which includes dangerous toxins and animal tissues?

Thimerosal vaccines contain some very odd ingredients used as fillers and preservatives. They include aluminum, formaldehyde, MSG, phenoxyethanol (antifreeze), thimerosal, human diploid cells, and a variety of animal tissues.

Vaccinations and immunizations are used on a mass scale to reach the few who really need them. In some cases, it is prudent to vaccinate. However, there are five basic things you can do to help support yourself and your child while doing the least amount of harm:

• Use naturopathic medicine to build the immune system safely without toxins.

• If you decide to vaccinate, then require your doctor to use only thimerosal-free vaccines and be sure the vaccine is taken from a single-dose ampoule vaccine. Multi-dose vials generally contain thimerosal as a preservative.

• Boost the immune system before vaccinating. It is known that certain vaccinations and the viruses in them deplete vitamins from the body. Properly boosting these vitamins before vaccinating can reduce the strain on the body.

• Wait until your child is at least six months old before considering any type of vaccinations. This gives your child a little bit of time to develop a protective layer around the brain and peripheral nerves called the myelin sheath.