vegan vitamins for toddler; Fluoride; Inoculations

[Guest guest]

The site is www.fluoridedebate.com (no " the " in the url), and yes, it

is " scary stuff " !

 

Two examples:

 

After Oscar Ewing, Chief Counsel of the Aluminum Company of America

(ALCOA) became head of the United States Public Health Service (USPHS)

in 1947, he offered the American Dental Association strong inducements

to back fluoridation. To this day the ADA is paid well for

endorsements of fluoride products.

 

According to Section 20 of the American Dental Association Code of

Ethics, " Dentists' non-participation (in fluoridation promotion) is

overt neglect of professional responsibility. " In recent years,

several dentists who have testified on the anti-fluoridation side have

been reprimanded by their state dental officers.

 

If anyone knows of a similar, well-researched site regarding

inoculation advice for children, please share. While speaking with my

pediatrician about inoculations, he was quick to pull out pamphlets

and videos from government agencies like the CDC which extol the

virtues of inoculations but none of the risks. The CDC is part of the

Dept. of Health and Human Services, which is one of the most

politicized departments in our government. A well-researched and

independent (not necessarily skeptical) perspective on inoculation

safety and effectiveness would be welcomed.

 

, " jennigarverick "

<jennigarverick wrote:

>

> I've been doing some research on flouride, both as a supplement (as was

> recommended by our dentist and pediatrician) and in our water. I found

> a useful website that seems well-researched and very

> thorough:theflouridedebate.com. Scary stuff.

[Guest guest]

I did a lot of research when our babe was first born. I don't have it

at my fingertips right now since I'm at work, but just wanted to

mention a few things.

 

The CDC's Pink Book is a good resource, much more useful than the

information targeted to parents. At times there is a big gap in the

information presented between the two.

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/default.htm

It's a good reference to site when talking to medical professionals

too because they can't use the argument that the source is not

credible, which I find they do with almost every other resource,

especially anything you can read online. :-)

 

For us, the vaccine ingredient lists were a big factor in our

decision, also from the CDC themselves:

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/downloads/appendices/B/excipient-table\

-1.pdf

http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/pinkbook/downloads/appendices/B/excipient-table\

-2.pdf

Almost every vaccine available contains animal ingredients, and not

only gelatin but some more alarming things like calf skin, mouse

brain, monkey kidney tissue, etc.

 

This site is definitely not unbiased, but does have a lot of good

info. http://insidevaccines.com/wordpress/?page_id=13#more-13

 

Feel free to email me off list about this topic.

 

Heather Clark

http://unsheeply.net

 

, " ny.vegan " <usvegan wrote:

>

> The site is www.fluoridedebate.com (no " the " in the url), and yes, it

> is " scary stuff " !

>

> Two examples:

>

> After Oscar Ewing, Chief Counsel of the Aluminum Company of America

> (ALCOA) became head of the United States Public Health Service (USPHS)

> in 1947, he offered the American Dental Association strong inducements

> to back fluoridation. To this day the ADA is paid well for

> endorsements of fluoride products.

>

> According to Section 20 of the American Dental Association Code of

> Ethics, " Dentists' non-participation (in fluoridation promotion) is

> overt neglect of professional responsibility. " In recent years,

> several dentists who have testified on the anti-fluoridation side have

> been reprimanded by their state dental officers.

>

> If anyone knows of a similar, well-researched site regarding

> inoculation advice for children, please share. While speaking with my

> pediatrician about inoculations, he was quick to pull out pamphlets

> and videos from government agencies like the CDC which extol the

> virtues of inoculations but none of the risks. The CDC is part of the

> Dept. of Health and Human Services, which is one of the most

> politicized departments in our government. A well-researched and

> independent (not necessarily skeptical) perspective on inoculation

> safety and effectiveness would be welcomed.

>

> , " jennigarverick "

> <jennigarverick@> wrote:

> >

> > I've been doing some research on flouride, both as a supplement

(as was

> > recommended by our dentist and pediatrician) and in our water. I

found

> > a useful website that seems well-researched and very

> > thorough:theflouridedebate.com. Scary stuff.

>