After the recent Disneyland measles outbreak, an Arizona
cardiologist named Dr. Jack Wolfson voiced his concerns about the potential
dangers of vaccines. Following his statements, 38 complaints were filed against
Dr. Wolfson by the vaccine industry, not to mention the death threats and
threats of violence he received.
It doesn’t take much to figure out that industry officials
felt threatened by his honest declarations. As the Health Ranger Mike Adams put
it, “The idea here is that if enough punishment and aggression is directed
against some doctors who speak out on the issue of vaccine side effects, then
all the other doctors who may be witnessing these damaging effects of vaccines
will decide to stay silent.”[1]
Upon reviewing the complaints against Dr. Wolfson, the
Arizona Osteopathic Medical Board decided that he was acceptably and legally
expressing his free speech rights by speaking up against vaccines. He continues
his practice and is trusted and respected by his patients—many of them new
patients who came to him when they realized he’d tell the truth about issues
that could impact their health.
The most fundamental rule that healthcare students are
taught is, “First, do no harm.” It is a doctor’s job to consider the harm that
any intervention—including vaccines—might cause their patients. While we all
want to believe that medical professionals have our best interests at heart,
they are human and can certainly be swayed into offering “treatments” or
“cures” that actually do more harm than good. Because of this, it is also our
responsibility to educate ourselves and remember not to blindly follow any
medical advice. The more you know, the better medical decisions you can make
for yourself and your family.
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[1] Adams M.
“Anti-vaccine witch hunt FAIL: Dr. Jack Wolfson cleared of all charges for
exercising his free speech rights on the issue of vaccine risks and the
stupidity of blind medical obedience.” Natural News online, July 20, 2015.
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