Welcome to the Vaccine Safety Website
This site is dedicated to the promotion of
safer immunization practices through the application of scientific principles
to vaccine research. The website highlights research into the long term effects
of vaccines and discusses potential harmful effects of vaccines. The content
of this site is not intended to be anti-immunization but instead to
promote the concept that the goal of immunization is to promote health not eradicate
infections. It is hoped that
through the collection and dissemination of information about the chronic
effects of vaccines, safer immunization practices will become available for
those who choose to be immunized.
Vaccines have been
proven to cause insulin dependent diabetes and many are seeking compensation
from the US government for this vaccine induced injury. (see press release)
(infomation on lawyers)
There is growing evidence that immunization cause a large number of other
chronic diseases including autoimmune diseases, allergies, asthma, cancers, and Gulf War
Syndrome. Data linking these
diseases to vaccines includes human and animal data. In some cases the increased risk of
developing these diseases following immunization exceeds the risk of the
infectious complications prevented by immunization. Furthermore there is data that these complications
are unnecessary and vaccines can be given in ways that actually prevent the
development of these diseases.
For more information on vaccine safety and
your rights contact The National Vaccine Information Center http://www.909shot.com
Key Data Slides
I. Immunization starting after
2 months of life is associated with an increased risk of diabetes
1.Pertussis vaccine-Animal data
2.Hemophilus vaccine-Human data
3.Hepatitis B vaccine-Human data
4.Tuberculosis (BCG vaccine)-Human data
II. Immunization starting at
birth associated with a decreased risk of diabetes
Information obtained
on this website is intended solely for the dissemination of scientific
information and is not intended for use as medical advice.
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