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Summary: MUST READ
Review: This book is a MUST READ for parents and parents-to-be. Arming yourself with this information could save your child's life. If you're reading this review, you already suspect vaccines may not be completely safe. As the Mom of a vaccine-injured autistic child, I urge you not to hesitate, buy this book and educate yourself.
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Summary: There Are Better Books Out There
Review: This book is fine if you need a medical opinion but it does not go far enough reporting on the hazards of vaccination. Also, the author advocates selective MMR (individual measles, mumps and rubella shots) but this option does not exist. Therefore, many parents are still left wondering what to do. This is why I recommend the book, Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective? It is very compelling and does not pander to the medical community. Instead, the author presents numerous studies that I have not seen published in other vaccine books.
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Summary: Please share this book with every parent you know!!!
Review: This book is incredible and should manditory reading for all parents. I did not know that vaccinating a child was an option until the year 2000 when my sister refussed to vaccinate her first daughter. It caused me to really think and I decided to begin research when I became pregnant in 2003. Thanks to this book I did not vaccinte my newborn and was able to make an EDUCATED dicision about this issue, not assume I had to do what the government says. I have gotten a lot of flack for this decision but it is mine to make. Thanks to Stephanie Cave my child will not have to be subject to unresearched "testing". My child is not a lab rat. Please be advised that I suggest you use a back up method for your childs immune safety, such as Young Living Essential Oil produts. Do not send your child into the world unprotected. Let's make this world a better and safer place to be :)
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Summary: good book good start but not an end
Review: This is a good book for parents who want simple facts that are easy to understand. It is a good start to researching the pro's and con's of vaccinations but should not be the end. The book has many good facts, and some opinions. She covers almost all subjects of concern but not all thoroughly. I would definitely recommend this book as a starting place. If you want a book of scientific facts, studies and medical information then you probably want Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective? By Neil Z. Miller. His book is full of scientific facts on BOTH sides, with point and counter point information referencing medical journals, scientific studies and other documented facts. If you choose to read a few books on the subject then be sure to pick up What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Children's Vaccinations. by Stephanie Cave, but if you only read one get Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective? By Neil Z. Miller.
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Summary: Balanced, comprehensive Guide to Childhood Immunizations!
Review: This is a must read for parents today! Dr. Cave gives an insightful, informative look at the history of childhood immunizations and offers an alternative schedule for those who wish to be careful about the administration of vaccines to their children. Her suggested schedule is easy to follow and makes so much sense! There is too much information available that proves certain children are at risk for adverse reactions - why not play it safe? Our children's lifetime of well-being is not worth the risk of vacinating out of convenience or simply "I didn't know there was a risk." As a parent whose child suffered developmental language delays after the round of 15-month shots, I can say it is absolutely worth it to be careful!
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Summary: Well balanced review of issues related to vaccinations
Review: This is an excellent book which presents a balanced review of all the major vaccination issues. I felt that the book did a good job to avoid the hype and hysteria that often surrounds the issues. It reviews each mandatory vaccination and the history leaving the parent with a good starting point to making an informed, if difficult, decision.
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Summary: Very informative and balanced book!
Review: This is not an anti-vaccine book - it is a book that teaches about vaccinations so that you can make your own choice. And if you do choose to vaccinate, this book will tell you the safest ways to do so. What your pediatrician will not tell you is that there are significant risks for a very small portion of the population that gets vaccinated. That's all well and good for the majority - but what if *YOUR* baby is the one-in-a-million with a reaction? This book gives practical advice on how to reduce the chance of an adverse reaction, as well as discussing some successful ways she has treated vaccine reactions in her own practice. I truly think that every parent should read this book.
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