Dr. Sherri Tenpenny's Sept. 14, 2002 presentation in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho was so successful, 90 percent of those in attendance requested a video so they could share the truth about vaccines as revealed in scientific documents. The fact that no long-term studies have ever been conducted on any vaccine is just the beginning. What they admit about laboratory efficacy not equating to clinical efficacy pretty much says it all. In other words, there are no vaccines that have been proven to be effective in the prevention of disease since antibody production does not equate to immunity to a particular disease pathogen. Also includes "rare" smallpox info. from the CDC public forums and Atlanta June 20, 2002 A.C.I.P. meetings.

Extras will make good gifts

Vaccination: What the CDC's Own Documents Reveal is the title of Ohio osteopath and vaccine researcher Dr. Sherri Tenpenny's presentation to be held at the Coeur d'Alene Inn on Saturday, September 14 at 7 PM. Last year's presentation included the highlights of her popular two-day seminar, Vaccination: The Risks, the Benefits, the Choices.

This year Dr. Tenpenny has been doing extensive research into the science behind current vaccine policy. When Dr. Paul Offitt had an article published in the January, 2002 edition of the Pediatrics journal (Vol. 109, No. 1) in which he stated that an infant's immune system has the theoretical capacity to respond to roughly 10,000 vaccines at any one time, Dr. Tenpenny wrote an eloquent rebuttal that has been published in several newsletters, a newspaper and has been posted extensively on the Internet.

Earlier this summer the CDC held four public forums across the country discussing its recommendations for the coming national smallpox vaccination campaign. Dr. Tenpenny attended the CDC forum in St. Louis as a representative of the National Vaccine Information Center and asked several astute questions that CDC representatives had a difficult time addressing. She then reported what she learned on radio talk shows and sent press releases over the Internet encouraging public participation.

On June 20 Dr. Tenpenny attended the CDC's Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices public meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. She heard one and a half days of testimony and had an opportunity to ask several pertinent questions - both publicly and in private conversations. Due to the mainstream media's silence regarding this historic meeting, Dr. Tenpenny wrote a thorough article documenting the issues discussed at the CDC meeting. As a result of her article circulating on the Internet, Dr. Tenpenny was interviewed on Art Bell's coast to coast radio program July 14.

After two years of intensively studying the vaccine issue, Dr. Tenpenny has become a popular guest on numerous talk radio shows, has written several articles for alternative health publications and is well-known for her excellent weekend seminars on vaccines.