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"4 Questions that May Change Your Mind About Vaccines" by Elliott Freed was published in Elephant Journal on May 3, 2016; and is shared below with the author's permission. His book, "Vaccine Primer: An Inoculation" is available for purchase. Thank you, Elliott, for this well researched, well referenced article and for the book!
Legal Disclaimer: This article is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure a disease. Nor is it intended as medical advice. The reader is responsible for their decisions and their health.
Vaccines are a difficult issue for many people to discuss. Some people become highly charged and either defensive or aggressive when discussing them. The public dialogue seems polarized.
On one side are the small but vocal group of people who raise concerns about vaccines. Most of these people are parents with vaccine injured children, the scientists who study vaccine injury and the doctors who treat these children. On the other side is the news media who shut out their stories and the seeming majority of the public. I have heard more than a few stories of family members cutting off relationships when they found out there was a vaccine injury. Rather than listen to their child or sibling and be forced to question their faith in vaccines and the establishment that creates and administers them, they simply cut the family in half. It is my belief that most people are open to the truth in a less emotionally charged way. They are curious what the hubbub is about but do not feel comfortable speaking publicly because of the intensity of the response from the more vocal elements in the conversation. I call us the reasonable middle.
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 Updated 10/16/17 When a parent chooses to vaccinate their child, it is extremely important that they DO NOT give Tylenol (acetaminophen). It is disturbing that many pediatricians continue to recommend that Tylenol be given to babies and children following (and sometimes before) vaccines to reduce fever* and other discomfort, I recently saw this recommendation on a pamphlet from a pediatrician's office and learned just yesterday about a newspaper article promoting vaccines for "back to school" which included a recommendation for Tylenol to ease the child's discomfort from vaccines. Parents need to know what pediatricians already should know; that Glutathione, a substance naturally found in the body that aids in detoxification, is depleted by acetaminophen (Tylenol). Therefore, when a child is vaccinated and exposed to multiple viruses, bacteria, toxins and more, and Glutathione is needed more than ever, Tylenol depletes it, crippling the child's natural ability to rid his or her body of toxins and exacerbating vaccine adverse effects, often leading to death. Several parents of children on the "We Remember" page, report that they followed their physician's recommendation and gave Tylenol to their child following vaccines. Below are several links to information about the importance of glutathione and the dangers of acetaminophen (Tylenol.) Please read, learn and share with others; especially with those who are planning to vaccinate their children and with pediatricians.
 August 4, 2017, is Alberto Tremante's 41st birthday. At the age of nine months, Alberto, of Verona, Italy, was seriously injured by the polio vaccine. As a result, he is a quadriplegic and has severe respiratory health challenges. His brothers, Marco and Andrea (Alberto's twin) did not survive the polio vaccine. Alberto was not expected to live very long, but he did. In honor of Alberto's birthday, please watch and share his poignant and beautifully told story, "I'm Still Alive." Recorded in 2010, Alberto dedicates this video to "all victims of vaccines." Happy Birthday Alberto and God bless.. Our love and prayers are with you and your father. Alberto and his father, Georgio, continue to educate others about the dangers of vaccines. Read "How long will this Genocide last?" by Georgio Alberto Tremante  Marco Tremante Andrea Tremante
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