| To begin, within moments of their birth each of my children were examined for spinal subluxation. Fortunately none were subluxated. I attribute this in part to the natural birthing process courtesy of the midwives at Magee Hospital. My children are examined for subluxation and adjusted accordingly on a regular basis.
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| Secondly, my children have never been vaccinated. I do not believe in the vaccination process. There are many who will read of this position and will be vehemently opposed to it. If that is the case then I ask you at this moment to answer these seven important questions: |
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- What EXACTLY is a vaccine?
- What is the difference between vaccination and immunization?
- When was the last time an unvaccinated child contracted polio in the US (Hint: it was before Ronald Reagan took office).
- What is VAERS?
- What is the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 and how does it help families whose child was killed or severely disabled as a result of vaccination?
- What exactly is diphtheria? Who and where were the victims of the last outbreak?
- Bonus question: What is Thimeresol and why is it so controversial?
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| If you were unable to answer any of the above questions, then I would suggest that you need to revisit this extremely important health care topic. You should probably make a very careful study before allowing the pediatrician to pump your child full of viruses, bacteria and toxins. Here is a great place to start: www.909shot.com |
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| The National Vaccine Information Center is supported by Phillips Family Chiropractic. If you want the answers to the above questions, I’m going to make you dig for them. Remember, the purpose of this article is NOT winning you over to my way of thinking. It’s to make YOU think AND study and THEN draw your own conclusions.
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| Consider this:
www.rense.com/general57/ddee.htm The story is more common than you think. Thousands of children have been permanently injured or worse from the vaccination process. |
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| Third, my wife and I do our best in feeding our children natural foods that have a minimum of chemicals added. We aren’t perfect but our children rarely eat fried, fast or “instant foods”. The bulk of their diet is fresh vegetables, whole grain cereal, broiled fish and baked or broiled chicken, home made soups etc. Our children drink filtered water and juice that has been diluted 50:50 with filtered water. They take liquid vitamins daily. |
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| Fourth, our kids are on a solid schedule. They are put to bed and rise roughly at the same time each day (except for special occassions). |
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| What do we do when our kids get sick? Fortunately neither of our kids are sick very often. When they do get sick they get a chiropractic adjustment, are fed what they are hungry for and are kept well hydrated. |
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| What about a fever? Aren’t fevers bad? Fevers are an integral part of the bodies defense system. The bodies “innate” intelligence in a manner of speaking “reads” the protein coats on invading viruses and bacteria and will adjust the bodies temperature to destroy that particular protein. Fevers are natural AND normal. When the fever rises to uncomfortable levels, cool damp cloths can help comfort your child. If the fever goes above 104 degrees, I recommend parents notify their pediatrician. 104 degrees sounds high but no harm ever came to a child because his or her temperature was 104 degrees. Study about this simple fact. Read.
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| Summary We want our children raised naturally. We want them to learn to depend on the “inner” doctor to correct health problems. We want them eating the right foods, breathing fresh clean air, getting plenty of exercise and rest and most importantly getting adjusted on a regular basis. This not only allows their nervous systems to function at their peak but allows them to grow straighter and with better posture. We WILL use medicine but ONLY when it’s NECESSARY. |
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| If you haven’t guessed yet, this is the exact same advice I give my patients and their parents. Just good old fashioned common sense! You want your kids strong, healthy and happy and so do we. |
| One final point, when children are taught to take drugs because they feel bad physically does it make sense to them to take drugs when they feel bad emotionally? Think about it. |
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