Article by Dr Sherri Tenpenny We’ve all been taught that germs are bad and they are lurking around every corner, waiting to invade defenseless humans. Doctors and the media talk about swine flu as though getting the flu is an inevitable catastrophe unless, of course, we are injected with the life-saving flu shot. We go [...]

Sherri Tenpenny, DO (medica) “En 1853, el Parlamento comenzó a aprobar las leyes para hacer obligatoria la prueba de vacunas en todo el Imperio Británico. Otros países siguieron el ejemplo de Europa. Una vez que el repercusiones económicas de la vacunación obligatoria se realizaron, pocos se atrevieron a en desacuerdo. Entonces, como ahora, los medios [...]

While it may be premature to categorize the production, sale and administration of vaccinations as a growth industry, it could be argued that the trend is headed in that direction. As of January 2006, the conventional pediatric vaccination schedule had listed eight childhood vaccines. However, up to 20 other vaccines, mostly targeting the adolescent patient, [...]

by: Sherri Tenpenny, DO Typhoid fever is an illness caused by the bacterium Salmonella Typhi. In the United States, only about 400 cases occur each year, and 75% of these are acquired while traveling internationally. Typhoid fever is still common in areas of the world where hand washing is less frequent and water is likely [...]

In my opinion, the Hepatitis A vaccine isn’t necessary. Hepatitis A is a self-limiting disease that presents as diarrhea or food poisoning. Here’s what it says about the vaccine in the textbook, “Vaccines” by Stan Plotkin, MD, longtime pro-vaccine advocate. “Hepatitis A is transmitted orally, and its incubation period is about 15 to 45 days. [...]