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jrwatt · 03-04-2009, 02:10 PM

I recommend the book NATURAL IMMUNITY to anyone who is conflicted on the vaccine vs. non-vaccinating controversy. It provides alot of good materials based on objective research specifically related to INITIAL vaccinations AND overvaccinating. If anyone is interested, message me and I can send you a copy. I'm afraid there just isn't enough easily accessible research on the web on this topic.

Viera Scheibner, PhD, states, "I did not find it difficult to conclude that there is no evidence whatsoever that vaccines of any kind are effective in preventing the infectious diseases they are supposed to prevent. Further, adverse effects are amply documented and are far more significant to public health than any adverse effects of infectious diseases.

[During her employment 1968 to 1987 with the Geological Survey of New South Wales, she [Viera Scheibner] held various titles as a research scientist, including principal research scientist until her retirement from the Department of Mineral Resources in 1987.]

Richard H Pitcairn, DVM, PhD (Immunology), warns, "If I
may venture to make a prediction, it is that fifty to one hundred
years from now, people will look back at the practice of
introducing disease into people and animals for the purpose of
preventing these same diseases as foolishness ... a foolishness
similar to that of the practice of blood letting and the use of toxic

doses of mercury in the treatment of disease."
[Ph.D. in veterinary microbiology and immunology from Washington State University. Thesis research on cellular foreign histocompatibility antigen recognition. While at WSU, was an assistant professor on the veterinary school faculty; taught public health and epizootiology to 4th year veterinary students; participated in research projects using tissue culture, virus isolation and assay, and electron microscopy.]

Also a good book worth reading:

Dr Pitcairn's

Complete Guide to Natural Health For Dogs & Cats

"Measles is an especially interesting disease to
look at because of its close similarity to canine
distemper.

A study by the World Health
Organization concludes that chances are 14 times
greater that measles will be contracted by those
vaccinated against the disease than by those who
have not been vaccinated."

I also recommend Eustace Mullins' book Murder By Injection and

Dr John Fudens' book, Handbook to Holistic Care.

03-04-2009, 02:10 PM	#80
jrwatt Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Beaver Falls, PA, USA Posts: 38	Natural Immunity by Pat McKay I recommend the book NATURAL IMMUNITY to anyone who is conflicted on the vaccine vs. non-vaccinating controversy. It provides alot of good materials based on objective research specifically related to INITIAL vaccinations AND overvaccinating. If anyone is interested, message me and I can send you a copy. I'm afraid there just isn't enough easily accessible research on the web on this topic. Viera Scheibner, PhD, states, "I did not find it difficult to conclude that there is no evidence whatsoever that vaccines of any kind are effective in preventing the infectious diseases they are supposed to prevent. Further, adverse effects are amply documented and are far more significant to public health than any adverse effects of infectious diseases. [During her employment 1968 to 1987 with the Geological Survey of New South Wales, she [Viera Scheibner] held various titles as a research scientist, including principal research scientist until her retirement from the Department of Mineral Resources in 1987.] Richard H Pitcairn, DVM, PhD (Immunology), warns, "If I may venture to make a prediction, it is that fifty to one hundred years from now, people will look back at the practice of introducing disease into people and animals for the purpose of preventing these same diseases as foolishness ... a foolishness similar to that of the practice of blood letting and the use of toxic doses of mercury in the treatment of disease." [Ph.D. in veterinary microbiology and immunology from Washington State University. Thesis research on cellular foreign histocompatibility antigen recognition. While at WSU, was an assistant professor on the veterinary school faculty; taught public health and epizootiology to 4th year veterinary students; participated in research projects using tissue culture, virus isolation and assay, and electron microscopy.] Also a good book worth reading: Dr Pitcairn's Complete Guide to Natural Health For Dogs & Cats "Measles is an especially interesting disease to look at because of its close similarity to canine distemper. A study by the World Health Organization concludes that chances are 14 times greater that measles will be contracted by those vaccinated against the disease than by those who have not been vaccinated." I also recommend Eustace Mullins' book Murder By Injection and Dr John Fudens' book, Handbook to Holistic Care.