Vaccine Dangers to Pregnant Women and Small Children

Vaccine Dangers to Pregnant Women and Small Children should have been considered before placing the flu vaccinations on the market and before making a huge sweep to get pregnant women and small children to take the vaccine before adequate testing was done.

I behooves me to think that pregnant woman would want to put a virus inside her when she is carrying a child. However…

Doctors every where are suggesting that you get them…and why not…you come in and they get an office visit and a flu shot..cha-ching! But, is the flu shot doing any good? Could that shot do more harm than good?

AND…what about children? Just how effective are flu vaccines?

According to the results of the safety and efficacy study reported in the New England Journal of Medicine, at age six months to three years of age, there is no protection in 75 percent of the children.

This is one of the largest studies on the effectiveness of the seasonal flu vaccine in children age two and under found that it gave NO protection. In fact, it was no better than a sugar cube.

Pregnant women should beware in getting the flu vaccination, as should mothers with small children, age two and under. Good nutrition, taking your prenatal multivitamin/minerals and supplementing with 2000 IU of vitamin D3 will provide you with all the protection you need.

There is a lot more to preparing for and preventing Swine Flu than just washing your hands and we can’t rely on an untested vaccine that is in short supply…

Get The Swine Flu Safety Handbook And Get The Piece Of Mind That Comes With Knowing You Are Prepared.

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