Vaccines on Trial: Truths and Consequences

If Shakespeare was living today, Hamlet might have said: To vax, or not to vax, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them. This is the question Vaccines on Trial answ [...]
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If Shakespeare was living today, Hamlet might have said: To vax, or not to vax, that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles And by opposing end them. This is the question Vaccines on Trial answers: Whether it's more noble to simply suffer our fate, allow our children to be forcibly vaccinated, and accept that they may have an adverse reaction. Or to stand strong, demand informed consent, and by opposing mandatory vaccination defend one's lawful right as a conscientious objector to end the denial of parent's rights. Doctors assure the public that vaccines are safe. Parents accepted this assurance based on faith in doctors and health care providers. Government health officials say millions of lives have been saved and adverse side-effects are extremely rare. During the 20th century almost everyone was pro-vaccine. The internet has transformed the landscape. Today, adverse vaccine reactions are not rare at all. You can go online and chat with families of vaccine-injured kids, read books about toddlers harmed by vaccines, and watch films documenting how autism always manifests after vaccination, not before. Pro-vax parents have become anti-vax, because their child suffered adverse side-effects. American families have discovered hundreds of thousands of vaccine-injured children. This discovery generated the modern anti-vax movement, organized by outraged mothers who became warriors to protect their children. No one in their right mind will come between an angry mama bear protecting her cubs. Mothers are well-informed about vaccine side-effects. They have researched the science about mercury and aluminum in vaccines, which are toxic to a baby's tender developing body. They understand the difference between what the medical establishment says, and what the actual science says in 240 studies published on PubMed. Before the 1970's, American children were fully vaccinated with 2 shots. By 1986 that number had increased to 10 shots. Today, mothers have to commit their child to 24 shots before the age of 2 years. That's a shot a month injected into a tender developing infant body. Vaccines on Trial is an invaluable resource for families wanting to make an informed decision before vaccinating a child. Award-winning investigative journalist Pierre St. Clair lifts the blanket covering the hidden facts on adverse vaccine reactions. If you believe in mandatory vaccination, and refuse to have your children play with un-vaccinated kids, this book is not for you. For people who are open to examine the latest scientific studies and statistics, this resource offers invaluable data that is kept hidden from public view. Here are documented interviews with renowned health care scientists worldwide. Every insight, insider tip, and jewel of wisdom is organized into a broad anthology. Learn the lessons that may save years of heartbreak, and thousands of dollars of expenditure. Vaccination is a far more complicated issue than simple pro-vax or anti-vax labels, which some people portray with petty, stereotyped, black-and-white rhetoric. Knowledgeable persons do not frame the vaccine issue with such polarizing terms that only cause strife between families with opposite views. The author analyzes the vaccine topic from the medical perspective, the scientific perspective, the ethical perspective, the religious perspective, the parent's perspective, the children's perspective, the legal perspective, and the business perspective. "The book is a complete guide on the wisdom, experience, and approval of the world's most respected medical experts." To vax or not to vax? Make an informed decision now.