Infectious diseases were over 90% resolved by the time vaccines came onto the market?

There are now 33 vaccines that are mandated by the time your child is 6 years old? And 39 by age 16?

Before 1991, there was no system for reporting adverse side effects whatsoever?

Only one country in Europe still has mandated DPT shots, whereas U.S. requires 4 separate doses?

43% of Gulf War veterans experienced side effects to vaccines?

80,000 Gulf War vets have permanent medical conditions as a result of vaccinations?

There's a bill before Congress proposing that every child at birth be given a National Vaccine ID number, for lifetime monitoring.

That vaccination is not immunization?

That Hepatitis B vaccine was outlawed in France after 15,000 citizens filed a class action suit against the government?

That Hepatitis B vaccine in an $800 million per year market in the U.S.?

That conventional medicine is only about 100 years old, while holistic medicine is as old as human history?

That 'scientific' medicine isn't really that scientific?

That the U.S. now has the largest medical budget in world history: $1.2 trillion per year?

That diseases like cancer , heart disease, arthritis, asthma, and diabetes are becoming more prevalent every year?

That the healing ways of the body are still largely unknown?

That side effects of prescription drugs are at least the #3 cause of death in the U.S., and may well be #1?

That 100 years ago, the term 'heart Attack' was unknown?

That childbirth, menopause, and death, are natural events, not medical emergencies?

That aspirin, surgery, and most vaccines have never been proven scientifically?

That at least 400,000 Americans die every year from correctly prescribed prescription drugs, and from medical error?

Projected 1999 Cancer Statistics provided by the American Cancer Society.

An estimated 175,000 new cases of Breast Cancer.

An estimated 179,300 new cases of Prostate Cancer.

An estimated 171,600 new cases of Lung Cancer.

An estimated 7,100 new cases of Hodgkin’s disease will be diagnosed in the US.

An estimated 56,800 Americans are expected to be diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

An estimated 30,200 new cases of Leukemia An estimated 28,600 new cases and 28,600 deaths due to Pancreatic Cancer.

An estimated 13,600 new cases of Liver Cancer. An estimated 94,700 new cases of Colon Cancer.

An estimated 16,800 new cases of malignant brain tumors An estimated 29,800 new cases of Oral Cavity and Esophagus Cancer.

Approximately 1,000,000 new cases a year of Basal Cell or Squamous Cell cancers, and 44,200 cases of Melanoma are expected to be diagnosed in 1999.

Approximately 7,800 new soft tissue Sarcomas.

Approximately 13,500 new cases of Multiple Myeloma. Over 530,000 Americans die each year from cancer.

It is anticipated by the year 2000, it will be the #1 killer in the US.