Why Do We Need Vaccines?by Hildegard von Bingen
It had to happen sooner or later. BolenReport Authors and articles are
first rate, so, of course we attracted an official Roman Catholic Church
Saint to write for us�
Let us consider the picture: Disease is something that happens that nobody
likes. It can be very dangerous. Every year, untold lives are ended
prematurely and unpleasantly because of disease.
What can be done to prevent disease is a question pondered by people of
medicine since time began.
No one likes to get sick, no parent likes to see their child suffer,
diseases can be dangerous�and, with the vaccine, science today claims to
have found an approach that fulfills its expressed purpose. Because of
what they tell us, the public has grown to not question the holy sacrament
of vaccination. Indeed, neither have the scientists, who are currently
working on hundreds more vaccines intended to be �fast tracked� upon the
public (1). Vaccines are credited with the eradication of many diseases.
But let�s take a closer look at what has actually happened. What do the
facts really tell us? What have we not been told?
Are Vaccines Necessary?
Injecting foreign proteins into the human body is a medical intervention.
We know that medical error constitutes the third leading cause of death in
the United States. (2) With the convenience of the internet and readily
available information, word is getting out. Medical science doesn�t have
all the answers.
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