Vaccine Free: 111 Stories of Unvaccinated Children

by Andreas Bachmair

Vaccine Free - 111 Stories of Unvaccinated Children is a moving testament to the power of the body to take care of itself and the trust that people put in that natural process. In this book, based on research with more than 15000 participants from all over the world (www.vaccineinjury.info), you will find stories of families who investigated the vaccine topic carefully and thoroughly because they love and want to protect their children. These stories will educate you to not follow public opinion and propaganda but rather question what is happening and become informed when making decisions that pertain to the health of your children and our future generations.

I strongly recommend this book, knowing that the time you spend reading it will be time well spent, an investment in yourself and your children, which will indeed bring many rewards to your future health.
James R. Bowman, MD, ND

The study done by Andreas Bachmair and reported in this very important book and the personal stories of unvaccinated children reveal the tremendous difference in immune system disease between unvaccinated and vaccinated children.
Rebecca Carley, MD
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172 pages, Paperback

First published November 22, 2012

Reviews

[V Christine · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is outstanding. There are literally hundreds of books available which talk about vaccines from the perspectives of medicine, history and a mix of both. But this is the first book to come along offering what most parents want to know.. "How does not vaccinating your family work for you"? The book is ground breaking and a must read for parents on the fence!

[Terra · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is almost all anecdotal, therefore I can only give it an "OK" rating. It does provide some basic health-related information in the form of stories of families and how they have dealt with the question of vaccinating versus natural approaches to protect and maintain the health of their children.