I just received this video. Some of you may have seen it on Fox News. It is a video of an interview with Dr. Kent Holtorf, an expert on infectious diseases.
Something to think about: The uniqueness of the individual tends to get lost in programs like mass vaccination programs as was brought out in an article that appeared in the International Medical Digest ( July 1969) that stated: "There is no sound basis for the assumption that every child or infant must be inoculated with every available vaccine; on the contrary, there may be a valid reason for omitting any or all available antigens. Each patient is an individual, and deserves evaluation on this basis, rather than as an epidemiologic statistic." The article goes on to point out that "the incidence of vaccine-induced morbidity has increased alarmingly" and that the medical profession "must re-evaluate the principles, purposes, and hazards of immunization and reassess current procedures."
Take care, and I'll post more soon,
Stephen
