LETTER TO THE EDITOR         Date:

8/4/2008 10:14:49 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time

Dear Mr. Haggerty:

 

I wholly applaud the August issue of South Jersey Magazine article about the over-vaccination of our children.  As the husband of a special education teacher I have been keenly aware of the implications of over-vaccination.  As a dentist involved in the overall health of his patients, I have made my life's work the education of the toxic effects of mercury, both in dental fillings, and as a preservative in vaccines.  My website www.smilesouthjersey.com has a tremendous wealth of information about the links between thimerosal and autism, and about vaccination.  I would encourage everyone who is pregnant, planning to have children or grandchildren, to read Sherri Tenpenny's new book, "Saying No to Vaccines", available on her website and at Amazon.  It is a courageous route mothers must take to say "No!"  Pediatricians belittle their anti-establishment thinking; but the pediatricians are not the ones who have to raise vaccine-damaged children, and because of Federal Court mandates, do not even have to appear in Vaccination Court.

 

At the beginning of the year, I had written an editorial, http://www.cent4dent.com/pdfs/vaccines_essayLong.pdf.  The United States is the most vaccinated country in the world.  In New Jersey we have the highest vaccination mandate.  These little defenseless children do not have the ability to say no, and their bodies are forever altered by the toxins with which they are injected.  I am a dentist, not an MD.  I am preaching from the pulpit about understanding what we are placing into our children's bodies, and with that knowledge, being able to protect the children (and their parents) whose lives are inexorably altered by something being portrayed as an innocuous inoculation.  It's an oxymoron.

 

Steve Markus
The Centre for Dentistry at Haddon
209 White Horse Pike
Haddon Heights, NJ 080350
856 546 0665
www.cent4dent.com
www.theedgesmiles.com