Alois Kolar
Previously
healthy young women are reporting cervical abnormalities and cancer after
receiving the HPV vaccine.
In March 2012, 669 women reported abnormal pap
smears and cervical dysplasia to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System. 50
women reported cancer as a result of the HPV vaccine. It is estimated that
these reports are a very small percentage of the actual events...
HPV
vaccines have not been proven safe or effective in preventing sexually
transmitted diseases from infecting children. The targeted illnesses of liver
disease and cervical cancer are not commonplace for infants, children and young
adults. It is important that parents examine the facts prior to giving
permission for these routine medical procedures.
The real potential health
risks need to be carefully weighed against the unproven protections against
disease which all these experts promise.
According
to the Natural science of health the real protection of “sexual transmitted disease”
in children (girls of 8 or 11 years old) is healthy lifestyle, optimal food
eating and nothing else, highly respected medicine “doctors”, pharmacists and politicians!
Vaccines do not protect us from disease, they are cause of it!
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References:
Chiclayo - Lambayeque, Peru, 21.06.2013
