"----" is less risky than vaccines

Number of diseases vaccines protect against in the current schedule

Aluminum, Formaldehyde, Gelatin, Polyethylene glycol and mercury/thimerosal.

84% of the country has participated in this prevention

The HPV vaccine is the first anti cancer vaccine

this type of vaccine schedule is better for babies and kids' immune system

Vaccine preventable diseases increased by this much in the last 9 years, 2005-2014.

the more vaccinated = less disease
aka "Community Immunity"

In this province 8 million vaccines are given yearly

Vaccines can cause seizures

Vaccines overload this system...

1. vaccine takes 2 wks to develop immunity
2. it does not protect against the common cold or other viruses seen during flu season
3. it may not be exactly the right strain
4. your body may not be fully responding to the vaccine
5. it is a killed virus,not a live one

IMPACT - Immunization Monitoring Program, ACTive documents any harm caused by vaccines

2 per every 1 million doses given

Vaccines cause brain damage

Andrew Wakefield's fraudulent study in 1998 saying MMR vaccine caused...

Several large scale studies have disproved the concern that vaccines cause asthma, allergies, food allergies and this skin concern.

Vaccines work by make antibodies specific to particular germs - they are "smart bombs with memory"

When herd immunity works:
more vaccinated = less disease occurs when there is 95% rate

Doctors are paid extra amounts to give vaccines

There are large amounts of these cells' DNA fragments in vaccines

There were hypotheses saying that vaccines cause stimulation of the immune system to attack itself. Therefore causing these assumed immune issues. Example: Natural infections such as Lyme disease can cause chronic arthritis. This is because natural infections are better able to grow in humans than vaccines. Vaccines are weakened pathogens and not as able to adapt to grow in humans

Inactivated – no live germs
Examples: flu, Hep A and B, Hib, pertussis, pneumococcal, inactivated polio
Live attenuated – weak forms of live germs
Examples: measles, mumps, rubella, oral polio, varicella, rotavirus
Toxoids – inactivated bacterial toxins
ex: diphtheria, tetanus

20 million cases of Measles per year

factual accurate websites:
immunize.ca
cps.ca
cdc.gov
aap.org
immunize.org
voicesforvaccines.org