Saying No to Vaccines: A Resource Guide for All Ages by Sherri J. Tenpenny (2008) Perfect Paperback - Tapa blanda

From the author's website: My book, "Saying No to Vaccines: A Resource Guide for All Ages" is not just about childhood vaccinations. It shines a light on the 25 most common misconceptions about vaccines and addresses problems with vaccines in all age groups. Adults are faced with an increasing number of vaccine requirements and many have been severely injured by vaccination. Being older does not automatically make vaccination safe. You will discover information here to help international travelers, healthcare workers, nursing home workers & residents, adoptions, college students, those in the military...and more! Along with 320 pages of text and tables, "Saying No" includes a 75-minute DVD discussing the 2008 vaccination schedule and concerns about the HPV cervical cancer vaccine called Gardasil ($30 value). A portion of the proceeds will be set aside to support national autism groups. A portion of the proceeds will be used to send book to every one of our 7,382 state legislators. They pass laws regarding vaccination mandates and exemptions; they need more information to make better decisions. Education about vaccines needs to be from the bottom up and the top down. There is there an almost desperate need to defend the current belief - and trust - in vaccines. The public's view of childhood disease seems similar to our current view on terrorism: Random attacks that are potentially deadly. After nearly 200 years of use, fear still sells vaccination. Saying No to Vaccines is not intended to be a balanced view of vaccination literature. Pro-vaccine information is readily accessible through the American Academy of Pediatrics, the CDC, healthcare and government- sponsored organizations. This book balances the debate.