I have had the privilege to hear Dr. Tenpenny speak in person on vaccines, but reading this books helps to cement my already set beliefs on vaccinations. "Saying No to Vaccines," covers various topics, misconceptions, and data on the majority of the vaccines that are pushed by our medical doctors.
I have learned so much by reading this well written and researched book. I have gained confidence to speak in an educated manner on vaccines, and feel comfortable in my decision to decline them.
We are taught that vaccines are essential for a healthy life, but we are not given all the research or studies for each of the vaccines that are administered. Many of these vaccines have not been proven to be effective, and studies on their safety have not been preformed. To choose not to vaccinate yourself or your family should be completely up to you and if you decide to pass, you should not be treated any different or made to feel as if you have made the wrong choice. I have friends that have told me that they have gotten dropped by their doctors merely due to the fact that they have chosen not to vaccinate their children.
People that do not vaccinate their children are thought by others to be dangerous, thinking that these children could past diseases or viruses on to others. You will read in the book that this is not the case, and in some cases this is the opposite. For example the chicken pox vaccine has actually been seen to past onto children that have not received the vaccine.
The book goes step by step through the majority of the prominent vaccines out there. You learn the history of each vaccine and become educated on the dangers, the chemical make-up, and the studies for each.
I highly recommend this book to anyone that questions the vaccination schedule, the importance of vaccines, or who would just like to learn more about what their doctor is recommending. Dr. Tenpenny, is highly educated on the subject, as she is used as an expert witness on vaccination trials, and I enjoyed reading what she had to say in this book.
Pura Vida!
Alica Ryan, NTP
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