To Vaccinate or Not to Vaccinate? Myths About Vaccination

In recent years we hear more and more often that vaccines are safe and effective, that opponents of vaccination are dark and ignorant people, that the amount of aluminum in a single dose is less than what a child gets from food, and that autism has nothing to do with vaccination.

Let’s find out whether this is true, myths, or lies that are costing you—and your children—health, and sometimes even life. According to the analysis of publications carried out by the author of this book, there is not a single competent study confirming vaccine safety; people who refuse vaccinations are, for the most part, well educated and wealthy; in the hepatitis B vaccine alone that an infant receives on the first day of life, there is five times more aluminum than the child will get over six months of breastfeeding; and the more saturated the vaccination schedule is in a country, the more people with autism it contains.

In this book you will find information about scientific research that the media and health authorities often keep quiet about. Here, only scientific facts about vaccination are presented—almost without commentary from the author.

Read, think, make your conclusions.

Table of contents:

01. Foreword

02. Introduction

03. Chapter 1. Anti-vaxxers

04. Chapter 2. Doctors

05. Chapter 3. Placebo

06. Chapter 4. Safety

07. Chapter 5. Unvaccinated

08. Chapter 6. Aluminum

09. Chapter 7. Human papillomavirus

10. Chapter 8. Hepatitis B

11. Chapter 9. Whooping cough

12. Chapter 10. Tetanus

13. Chapter 11. Diphtheria

14. Chapter 12. Measles

15. Chapter 13. Mumps

16. Chapter 14. Rubella

17. Chapter 15. Varicella

18. Chapter 16. Polio

19. Chapter 17. Influenza

20. Chapter 18. Hemophilus infection

21. Chapter 19. Pneumococcus

22. Chapter 20. Meningococcus

23. Chapter 21. Tuberculosis

24. Chapter 22. Rotavirus

25. Chapter 23. Hepatitis A

26. Chapter 24. Mercury

27. Chapter 25. Autism

28. Conclusion