Mandatory Vaccinations

Haven't searched for specific numbers, but I'm quite certain we can agree theres a pineappleload more mercury/aluminum going into your body from fish and other foods you eat on a DAILY basis.

I'm so glad someone finally brought this up. For those of you who are men and those of you who are women who have never been pregnant before, this is ONE of the things a doctor will tell you. Pregnant and nursing women should avoid seafood and fish, or at the very least, eat it in extreme moderation. Why? Because the mercury in fish and seafood is harmful to the unborn fetus or the nursing infant.

The EPA recommends no more than 0.1 micrograms of mercury consumed in the form of fish/seafood per kg of body weight per week. So if you have a 5 year old that weighs approximately 45 lbs., that eats a 6 oz. can of tuna per week, they are consuming 4 times the recommended dosage of mercury just by eating tunafish sandwiches.

Some of these vaccines that still contain "trace" amounts of thimerosal are definitely right on the border of the EPA's recommended dosage per kg of weight. Also take into account that this is for an "average" sized newborn baby. Some are born weighing less and some are born weighing more. You have to take each individual child as its own case. Since they are not born weighing the same amount and will not gain the same amount of weight in any given time, it should be considered on a case by case basis, not as an entire group. I do wonder if these studies have ever been done and researched by the weight of the child when they were given the vaccines.

I know by my own experiences that each and every child/human being is different. I have 4 children with 4 very distinct personalities. No two are alike. They ate/slept differently at similar ages. They talked/walked at different ages. They grew/lost their first teeth at different ages. I could go on and on about how different all 4 of mine are. All of the above things are the exact reason I choose to wait until they are of an older age to receive vaccines. Some of the newer vaccines I choose for them to not have at all at this time because I believe there hasn't been enough time to research the outcomes thoroughly. For me it's no different than companies coming out with a new drug. It all seems great at first and then a few years later you see all of the horrid side effects/diseases/deaths related to taking "said drug". I'd rather wait until enough time has elapsed to see if it's what best suits myself and/or my family's needs.