Interview with Dr. Sears on Vaccines, OrganicGreenMommy.com

Robert W. Sears, MD, talks about vaccines and his new book, "The Vaccine Book," including the risks of additives and other considerations parents should carefully weigh before making this important decision.

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[bojka79]

Hm, how weird: "societal imperative". What is this, China???!!!

Think twice!

[galilaya42]

measles vaccines actually put babies at risk. Used to be the mom would pass on immunity to measles to their babies. this immunity lasted long enough for the babies to build a strong enough immune system to fight them of on their own. a vaccinated mom cant pass on the immunity which puts the most vulnerable age group at risk.

[xxneddaxx]

HAHA how retarded are U???? If every1 is vaccinated and i dont vaccinate my kid then every1 else should supposidly be fine then right u idiot...cuz the vaccine works so well n since most of the world vaccinated there kids what do they have to worry about???????? Not researching what u put in ur kids body IS DAMN ABUSE!!!!!

[arussa]

I agree, it has nothing to due with being smart or stupid and you are correct that no vaccine is 100% effective. However, I do not know of any true medical doctors who have declined vaccines for their child; and I know a lot of doctors.

The problem with letting others "do what feels right for them" is that it affects the most vulnerable infants in our population; and places all of society at risk of disease.

[Angellove613]

this is a difficult subject to dicuss with parents who have their own strong truths- either way...It is our choice and that is the way it should be. BTW, no vaccine guarantees that you will not get what you are being vacc. for. THere are drs that refuse to give their own children vaccines. Do what feels right for you and let others do what feels right for them... it is not a question of smart or stupid.

[arussa]

Yes. I am protected.  A few children less then 1 year old were infected with Measles in San Diego last year at their doctors office; by a child whose parents declined vaccinations. You have to be at least 1 year old to receive the vaccine.

[Angellove613]

If your vaccines are so safe and effective... you should be protected from any child that has NOT been vaccinated.

[amiriliano]

This guy us a disgrace to pediatrics. The book feed on parents' fears and bolsters those fears with blatant misinformation.

[crpa595]

If you choose to live inthis country it is your societal imperative to vaccinate your child - for the good of your child and all other members of society. if you don't want to vaccinate go live on an isolated island where you will not put others at risk. Not vacinating children IS CHILD NEGLECT/ABUSE!

[devestationn]

hah! my second name is sears!

and my dad and grandads name is robert! wooo