HPV Vaccine

Hi, D. ~

Vaccinating is a very personal choice, and while I don't believe in pushing a person into taking on my beliefs on this topic, I also feel that it's important for individuals to have the knowledge needed to make informed decisions regarding their health! In regard to the HPV vaccine, British Columbia, Canada has *stopped* vaccinating for HPV due to the number of adverse side-effects seen with the vaccine. Also, Medical News Today filed a full report on Gardasil (the vaccine used) and reported that 3,461 complaints were filed with the FDA's Vaccine Adverse Event Report System in the first year of its use; and the numbers continue to rise. In addition, there were 11 deaths directly attributed to the use of Gardasil in the first year.

If I were making such a decision, I wouldn't want to play host to being a human Guinea pig!

Hope that helps and that you have a great day!
Dr. Hartley Hunt

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Hi D.!
My OB/GYN told me that you only need this vaccine if you have multiple partners. That is why they are targeting teens for this. I also read about 2 cases where it has caused the teens who got the vaccine to become paralized. One for sure that I know of has rehabilitated but has lost her volleyball scholarship. Such a sad story. Anyways, that is all the info I have on that. Hope it helps you a little bit. :.)
D.

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I would strongly advise against it.
There is a lot of good information on the website mentioned in the pervious response (Dr Mercola) I have read every bit of info I can get my hands on and have not found anything that would make me feel that this is a safe vaccine to give my daughters.

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I read that it was bad. go to mercola.com, they had a big article about it. I can't remember the details. I personally wouldn't take it.

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