Skip to main content

Vaccine Safety 101




Vaccine Safety 101

America is currently in the midst of a chronic disease crisis. Today, the Center for Disease Control admits that 1 in 6 American Children are developmentally delayed.


  • ·         In 1969, 1 in 7,100 children were diabetic. Today 1 in 450 children are diabetic

  • ·         In 1970, autism affected 4 in 10,000 children. Today 1 in 68 children are autistic!

  • ·        In 1976, there were 796,000 learning- disabled children. Today there are 3 million learning-disabled children.

  • ·         In 1977, there were 1.6 children with ADHD. Today there are 4 million children with ADHD.



Within the past 25 years, the number of doses of vaccines that pediatricians give to American children under the age of 6 has more than doubled.


  • ·         In 1980 the Centers for Disease Control and American Academy of Pediatrics said children should get 23 doses of 7 vaccines by age six with the first vaccinations given at 2 months old.



  • ·         Today the CDC and AAP tell pediatricians to give children 48 doses of 14 vaccines by age 6 with the first dose give at 12 hours in the newborn nursery.  At 6 months old a child can receive 9 vaccines on a single day.


All we ask is for you to do your research before injecting a vaccine. To find out more information on vaccines you can go to www.NVIC.com. If you oppose the new vaccine law SB277, denying parents the right to make vaccine decisions for their children, please contact your Assembly member & send letter to Governor Brown. You can find more steps take on the website www.yourfamilyyourchoice.com.




www.mysuperspine.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Four Ways to Give Thanks

These simple tips will help you to cultivate gratitude in your daily life. By Catherine Price Reprinted from Greater Good Magazine , Vol. IV, Issue 1. Used with permission. Research in positive psychology has identified several ways that practicing gratitude can boost people's health and happiness. Here are four of these research-tested "gratitude interventions." 1. Write a gratitude letter. Research by Martin Seligman, Christopher Peterson, and others has shown this one to be particularly effective. Write a letter to a mentor, family member, or some other important person in your life whom you've never properly thanked. Deliver it in person. Read it out loud. Bring tissues. 2. Keep a gratitude journal. Studies by psychologists Michael McCullough, Robert Emmons, Sonja Lyubomirsky, and others have backed up this exercise, which involves keeping a list of things for which you're grateful—anything from your children or spouse to the beauty of the tree outsi...
Post a Comment
Read more

5 Ways to Love Consciously

5 Ways to Love Consciously Adapted from thebridgemaker.com   1.  Show Appreciation – Sometimes a simple ‘thank you’ can make a world of difference.  Look for the good and see how many new things you can be grateful for.  It will change your life and your relationships! 2. Be Happy, Not Right – Here’s a simple questions for you – Would you rather be right or happy?  Don’t let pride take over and cost you a good friend or an intimate relationship.  You may be right about a topic, but if you let your friend or partner come first, you will never be wrong.  Happiness feels better than vindication. 3. No Day But Today - What would you say to your friend or partner if you knew this was the last day you would be together? Would you complain about the television being too loud, or would you remind your partner of their value and significance? Kiss your mate at least twice a day Leave a quick note just to say “hi,” or “I love you” Never do any...
Post a Comment
Read more

12 Facts on What Sugar Does to Your Body

Sugar The average American consumes 31 teaspoons per day! Here's what it does to your body: Blocks Serotonin (needed for proper sleep) Uses up valuable citamins and minerals (Vitamins B & C, Calcium & etc.) Causes dramatic rise and fall of insulin levels Leads to poor dental health Increases the risk factors for heart disease May contribute to ADHD in 20% of children Lowers zinc levels which can contribute to learning disabilities & sexual dysfunction Ferments in the intestines preventing a good immune response Increases inflammation & insulin levels H. Pylori attacks when the stomach is lined with the wrong sugar Gall stones indicate that you are making too much insulin  Excess insulin irritates the artery walls causing them to go into spasm which can result in high blood pressure. Chiropractic is a major part of a healthy lifestyle, so is nutrition. Did you know we do nutrition consultations in the office? We want to get you on the healthiest t...
Post a Comment
Read more