Show me the vaccine research
The debate over autism and vaccines is confusing to navigate. The media, CDC, and most medical doctors tell you vaccines are “safe and effective.” Websites such as youtube post warning about vaccine misinformation on videos that discuss vaccine safety. Finally, politicians such as Senator Pam in California and New York’s Major Deblasio are working to enforce mandatory vaccine policies (what is happening as I write this review in May 2019). In such a political climate we are not supposed to even dare raise the subject of vaccine safety.
Yet big pharma is pushing for mandatory vaccine policies and has many more vaccines in development. Do we look at the actual research or cow down to a big pharma media blitz that forbids discussion? If government officials want mandatory vaccinations, then show me the proof. I want evidence, not CDC talking points or news headlines. Likewise when we hear that there is no link between vaccines and autism. Once again, show me the research. Unfortunately, when we go past the sensational headlines, the research is lacking.
So what does this book cover? Here are just some highlights:
- Epidemiological studies on the increase of autism that show there is indeed a large and growing epidemic.
- The 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act.
- Inadequate testing for vaccine safety, failure of VAERS and how doctors are not trained to recognize or report vaccine injury.
- Review of studies that report vaccines do not cause autism. What research was actually done. What do these studies really have to say? Handley goes beyond the abstracts and news headlines and into the details that matter.
- Analysis of court depositions which show what professional vaccine experts really have to say when under oath.
- What happens to doctors and researches whose findings lead to a questioning of vaccine safety.
- In-depth analysis of 11 studies which show the mechanism by which autism can trigger the immune system, inflammation and lead to autism.
- Aluminum adjuvant in vaccines. What it does and dangers in repeated vaccinations.
- Hannah Poling’s case in vaccine court and testimony of Dr. Zimmerman that her autism was cause by vaccines.
- How the vaccine court set up in the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act works with cases of autism, brain encephalopathy and how the system is set up to defend the vaccine program.
- Latest research on how mitochondrial dysfunction may lead to autism.
- A 12 step proposal for vaccine safety, which is not even “anti-vaccine.” It is pro science.
Ratings
Readability
A gripping tale of vaccine misinformation, poor studies, and cutting-edge research. Health books are often dumbed down for lay people, or overly technical which make it difficult to read. This book is both, technical and easy to read.You won’t want to put the book down.
Rating: A
Unique and important, or author self promotion
This is one of the most essential health books I‘ve ever seen. Some information will be familiar to those familiar with issues around vaccine safety. Most of the information is based off of Handley’s own research. The detailed discussion of court cases and new research coming out even months before the book’s publication is not something you will see by other people who question vaccine safety.
Rating: A
Who is this book for
Considering how important vaccines have become in this country, and push by big pharma to mandate them, this is essential reading for anyone who wants to be an informed citizen
Rating: For everyone
Final Verdict
Rating: A. One of the best, and most important books you will ever read.
