a book too dangerous to read a book too dangerous to read? 




by jennifer margulis   library journal , which librarians read to decide what books to buy for their collections, announced last week that libraries should not carry the new book, the vaccine-friendly plan : dr. paul<u+2019>s safe and effective approach to immunity and health, from pregnancy through your child<u+2019>s teen years , which i co-authored with paul thomas, m.d., a dartmouth-trained pediatrician who has over 13,000 patients in his pediatric practice in portland, oregon. 




<u+201c>the author<u+2019>s style is gentle and motivating,<u+201d> the reviewer writes, <u+201c>and he clearly cares for parents and children. despite this, many parents will have a hard time following some of his suggestions (e.g. no manufactured baby food, no formula, no circumcision, avoid acetaminophen), as he advises parents to come to <u+201c>well child visits with a signed vaccine refusal form<u+201d> and specifically warns against hepatitis, chicken pox, flu, polio, and hpv vaccines, among others.<u+201d> 




the review goes on: 




<u+201c>verdict while thomas does recommend a number of vaccines, his medical wisdom is too removed from both the aap and the cdc (centers   prevention) guidelines to warrant a recommendation.<u+201d> 




don<u+2019>t make this book available to library patrons. 




don<u+2019>t read this book. 




don<u+2019>t even have a conversation about safety issues with childhood vaccines. 




instead, let<u+2019>s just ignore the fact that the current rates of autism are at least 1 in 68, according to the cdc (possibly as high as 1 in 45 , also according to cdc data), that there<u+2019>s a growing body of very disturbing scientific evidence showing that acetaminophen (the main ingredient in tylenol) is triggering autism , and that american children today are plagued with allergies, asthma, and other chronic diseases (like type 1 juvenile diabetes and leaky gut syndrome) than ever before. 




but following dr. paul<u+2019>s recommendations to feed a baby and small child a real food, whole foods diet, stop using tylenol , and making judicious decisions about vaccination is too difficult? a neonatologist and an obstetrician from panama excited to read your baby, your way and the vaccine-friendly plan , even as the library journal warns librarians against buying the vaccine-friendly plan . photo by jennifer margulis. 




follow one-size-fits-all medicine as defined by the cdc and the aap and watch your children spend the rest of their lives battling vaccine injury and chronic disease. 




follow dr. paul thomas<u+2019> vaccine-friendly plan of avoiding toxins, eating real food, getting plenty of outdoor time and sunlight, and choosing to do judiciously spaced vaccines, one aluminum-containing shot at a time (or choosing no vaccines at all), and raise happy, healthy children. 




you decide. 




  




about the author 




jennifer margulis , ph.d., is an award-winning health journalist, co-author of the vaccine-friendly plan (ballantine, 2016), and author of your baby, your way: taking charge of your pregnancy, childbirth, and parenting decisions for a happier, healthier family (scribner 2015). she has worked on a child survival campaign in west africa, appeared live on prime-time tv in france, and been awarded a fulbright from the united states government. she has a b.a. from cornell university, an m.a.   california at berkeley, and a ph.d. from emory. learn more about her at www.jennifermargulis.net
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