Vaccine Beat 2: What Doctors Learn About Vaccines

When you take your child to the doctor for routine vaccines you can rest assured that your doctor knows all he or she needs to know about vaccines, right? You can safely assume that he or she learned everything about vaccines in medical school like whether they have been properly studied for safety, effectiveness, and necessity. And of course your doctor is familiar with all the medical literature that proves vaccines are safe, effective and necessary. Or maybe not.

We have interviewed many doctors over the years and you might be surprised to know that what they learn in medical school pertains mostly to how to give vaccines. They don’t learn that no study exists comparing the medium or long term health outcomes of vaccinated to unvaccinated populations. They don’t learn that vaccine safety studies don’t use a true placebo, but instead use another vaccine or a solution containing mercury or aluminum as a placebo! They don’t learn that vaccine safety studies often last a few days to a few weeks keeping hidden long term side effects. They don’t learn that vaccines can overwhelm the immune system and cause autoimmune disease. They don’t learn that the aluminum in vaccines is known to cause cognitive impairment, autoimmune disease, gut issues and a host of other damage to healthy adults – goodness knows what they do to tiny infants. They don’t learn that the mercury in vaccines is documented in the medical literature as a potent neurotoxin and that it is still used in the manufacturing of some vaccines and as a preservative as well. They don’t learn how the body processes the vaccine components because, well, no one has ever researched it.

Most doctors don’t know about the risks of vaccines because they are simply not told about them. The doctors that do know, have gone and read the research for themselves – as have so many parents who wanted to learn more about why vaccines are so controversial. While we would all like to trust all people in positions of authority, it is incumbent upon each and everyone one of us to investigate vaccines for ourselves and make decisions for our families based on the whole body of science, not just the science done by the vaccine makers.

There is so much about vaccines that doctors don’t know, have you properly informed yourself so that you do?