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NNII. While I do not agree with their opinion that aluminum is safe just because it is found in other things in our world, it is a recent list of vaccines that contain aluminum. By the way, we do not use aluminum in my house. We do not use aluminum foil or pans, we use glass dishes and cups and aluminum free deodorant. It is not safe and I would never think of injecting my child with it. The reason they put it in vaccines is because the vaccine will not be as effective with out it. It is just one of many ingredients in vaccines that will harm our children.
The current vaccines with aluminum are:
- DTP (diphtheria-tetanus=pertussis vaccine)
- DTaP (diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis vaccine)
- Some but not all Hib (Haemophilus influenza type b) conjugate vaccines
- Pneumococcal conjugate vaccine
- Hepatitis B (given at birth!)
- All combination DTaP, Tdap, Hib, or Hepatitis B vaccines
- Hepatitis A
- Human Papillomavirus (the new HPV/cervical cancer vaccine)
- Anthrax
- Rabies
Vaccines that do not contain aluminum (but may contain other harmful ingredients):
- Inactivated Polio Virus vaccine
- Measles, mumps and rubella
- Varicella vaccine
- Flu shots
If you are going to give your child a vaccine without the aluminum, make sure it is not combined with another aluminum filled vaccine. The combination shots(2 or more diseases in one shot) are becoming very popular. Also remember that because the vaccines are not effective, your child will get multiple doses of most vaccines with booster shots!
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I am not opposed to vaccines in general. The vaccine that innoculates against polio is particularly helpful. I think the danger is in the toxicity of combining so many vaccines and their preservatives. All of my children are vaccinated, but I am noticing more and more vaccines are being required. I saw a couple on the news with their daughter who had NINE shots in one doctor visit and immediately went downhill. She has autism. What doctor/nurse would do NINE shots? They said that she missed a set and was catching up. That is definitely a toxicity issue. I have been concerned about autism with my youngest son since he was born. He didn't make eye contact and showed early signs. I decided not to give him the MMR or varicella vaccines at 12 months (or 15 months). I told the doctor that I am going to wait until he is 2 or 3 and space his shots out. I don't see why babies needs to be jam-packed with all these shots while they are so young. I also delayed the hepatitis shot they usually give at the hospital by a few months. I told my doctor that my plan is to give my children the required shots - I just want to spread them out and wait until they are older. I don't mind coming in for extra visits. The only downside with that is that the kids know what is happening and fight more. Anyways, that is my opinion.
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