Vaccination Guidelines

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Sometimes it is very difficult to convince parents not to vaccinate

their children. When I meet such parents I give them this guideline

on how to have their children vaccinated. The intent is to really

make them think about what they are about to do.

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Vaccination Guidelines

 

 

Did you know that…………………………………………………………….

 

The state of Utah mandates that VACCINATION IS NOT MANDATORY in the

state of Utah? You can go to the County Health Department any time

to sign a waiver stating that you refuse vaccination for you child.

You do not have to belong to any particular religion to enact this

right. Schools must accept this waiver. Your children will be

enrolled in school without vaccination in the state of Utah with this

signed waiver. You must renew this waiver every year at the health

department (so far I have not found this to be necessary, as the

schools have not requested it)

 

The following are recommendations to those parents who feel that they

want their children vaccinated either in full or in part. It is most

advisable not to vaccinate unless there is a looming epidemic.

 

1. Postpone the Hepatitis Vaccine until after the age of 4. The

primary method of transfer of this disease is through sexual

activity, drug use, and blood transfusion. When do you think your

child will be susceptible to these methods of transfer? Preliminary

studies from Claussen Labs, an independent researcher states that

Hep. B vaccine may cause early onset adult type ll diabetes.

 

2. If your child has a history of febrile seizure or other types of

seizures refuse the pertussis vaccine, usually given with the

diptheria and tetanus on one shot called the DTP. There is a DT

available. You can also receive these two separately at different

times. The pertussis part of this vaccine is most known for causing

seizure disorder and severe mental damage. In general, all vaccines

should be avoided if your child has a history of neurological

problems.

 

3. Avoid the chicken pox vaccine unless your child has a chronic or

debilitating disease that would make the chicken pox a serious

complication. The long term effects and length of time of protection

from this vaccine is undetermined. Chicken pox for an adult can be

quite serious. The chickenpox vaccine may be related to the recent

upsurge in childhood cases of shingles. The best protection is

through natural immunity acquired thought having the chicken pox

disease as a child. Immunity may be reinforced though repeated

exposure to chicken pox thoughout a lifetime.

 

4. Do not permit the trivalent MMR (measles, mumps, rubella

vaccine). There is significant evidence that this is too much for a

young child with a yet immature immune system and may be the cause of

the autism epidemic now present in our nation. Request your physician

to give these vaccines separately, each separated by 2 or more

months. There is no loss in effectiveness in administrating the

vaccine in this manner as this is how it was done before the

development of the MMR for convenience in administration. One in

every two hundred fifty children now has autism. Fifteen years ago

(before the MMR was used) only one in 10 thousand children had

autism. New scientific research from Europe indicates that the

trivalent MMR may be the cause as measles has been found in the gut

of autistic children upon autopsy.

 

5. Request vaccinations without thiomersol, a mercury component of

vaccines. Mercury is a dangerous neurotoxin and may be linked to

learning disabilities. Non-thiomersol vaccines are available. Find

a physician or health department that can supply them. All flu

vaccines as well as the TB test still contain thiomersol.

 

6. Refuse to take live oral polio vaccines. Insist on the dead virus

one only. The only polio infections found in this nation for many

years now has been brought about by the live polio vaccine.

 

7. If you physician cannot comply with your wishes or tries to make

you feel guilty or foolish do not permit vaccination at this time and

find another physician.

 

8. If your child has any reaction at all to the vaccination notify

the Department of Public Health and your physician. Insist that

these departments and physicians make a notation in your child's

medical file. If the reaction is serious file for compensation for

vaccine damage through the federal government as soon as possible. Do

not revaccinate or give a booster for any vaccine that has caused a

reaction, even if the reaction was mild. The next reaction may be

more serious.

 

9. Visit your homeopath as soon as you realize that the vaccine has

caused a reaction. The homeopath may be able to help.

 

 

10. In general, avoid all vaccines until after the age of 4, when

the autoimmune system is more fully developed. Every vaccine should

be considered on an individual basis, accounting for sensitivity of

the child and need.

 

11. If it should come to pass that the smallpox vaccine is

recommended or mandated and you are an adult and have received the

vaccine request a test to determine if you still have immunity. If

you do, no vaccine should be necessary and you should have the right

to refuse. Avoid the vaccine if you have a history of eczema,

autoimmune problems, diabetes, or predisposition to heart disease.

This would require a medical evaluation.

 

12. Consider the use of homeopathic prophylaxis and homeopathic

treatment immediately before and after vaccination. Consult a

homeopath for recommendations on these protocols.

 

 

 

 

Post Vaccination Syndrome

 

 

Obsereve your child carefully in the hours, weeks and even months

after a vaccination. You may notice that they symptoms are very minor

changes in behavior intially, that start to progress over time. The

following is a list of symptoms that may develop that should make you

suspicious of a vaccination reaction.

 

Signs and Symptoms:

 

colds, amber or green phlegm, inflamed eyes, loss of eye contact,

squinting, inflammation of the middle ear, bronchitis, expectoration,

coughing, asthma, eczema, allergies, inflamed joints, tiredness and

lack of vigour, excessive thirst, diabetes, diarrhoea, constipation,

head-aches, disturbed sleep with periods of waking and crying,

epilepsy, rigidity of the back, muscle cramps, light-headedness, lack

of concentration, loss of memory, growth disturbances, lack of

coordination, disturbed development, behavioural problems such as

fidgeting, aggressiveness, irritation, moodi-ness, emotional

imbalance, confusion, loss of will-power, mental torpidity.

 

Prevention: To prevent post-vaccination syndrome consult your

homeopath. Usually a 200c potency given the homeopathic dilution of

the actual vaccine before and right after the vaccination will

prevent many problems. Other remedies are available known to help

post vaccination syndrome if these precautions have not been given.

 

Web sites for information:

http://www.unc.edu./~aphillip/www/chf/index/htm

http://www.mercola.com/2001/feb/17/vaccine_mandates.htm

http://vaccines.net/

http://vaccineinfo.net/

http://home.san.rr.com/via/

http://www.vaccine-info.com/vrr/

 

E-mail: prove and ask to be put on their mailing

list for frequent updates on vaccine issues.

 

 

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