Dr. Kurt: Why I Will Never Choose to Vaccinate my Own Son and Any Future Kids my Wife and I Have

by Dr. Kurt Perkins, DC, CCWP

Recently, I asked for feedback with a survey that went out in my email newsletter.  If you did it, thank you for your feedback.  I want to keep health care about health and your feedback helps me do that.

One question I asked was ‘What should I STOP doing?’  Below is a response that caught my attention and feel it’s one that many of you may have questions regarding so I need to address it.  This is going to be lengthy but I want to be CLEAR with my response, and hopefully a little fun doing it.

“You should clarify your position on immunizations. If you just totally throw out immunizations because of their toxicity then that’s being ignorant and incorrect. I agree that some of the ingredients In immunizations are toxic to our body but so are the diseases they are preventing!! Much more so! Our generation and the ones coming after us have never experienced a loved one who is debilitated by polio or a deformed baby from a mother who had Rubella while pregnant. So we have gotten ignorant of what the cost is for not having those vaccines and say that he stuff In the vaccines is toxic. Not addressing the toxicity of the disease it’s preventing. This makes it hard to take things you say seriously because what else are you leaving out or not being completely honest about. If you want people to trust you on your other points, you need to address everything about the immunizations so that your argument has merit. Like if you say you are lobbying or for a more natural form of immunizations without the toxic elements that would be a more reasonable argument.”

After reading it a few times, I’m trying to think who would write this.  Remember it’s anonymous but I still like to guess.  Usually when I get questions regarding vaccines with the argument they are good because of what happened with polio and many other communicable diseases, it’s usually someone in the Baby Boomer type population.  It could also be someone in the medical field.  As I mentally scanned my list of clients, email contacts, Facebook friends, and professional organizations, I could only think of one person that fits my assumed social profile.

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