This Dr. Mercola is an anti-government anything type of person. He has no proof to support his claims and allegations. It is up to the general public to either educate themselves from several sources, including physicians of their own before choosing to inoculate themselves. There are those who are spreading misinformation such as this vaccine causes cancer, or ms, or many other different illnesses or diseases without having the information and research to support their claims.
My suggestion is to look at the area you live in, find out the total number of cases of H1N1 and decide if the threat is great enough to make you choose to vaccinate yourself or your children. I'm a teacher, surrounded by over 600 students and many of them are ill and yes we've had cases of H1N1 here. I have a strong immune system, I can't take the shot or the nasal spray due to my allergies, and I feel safe without it. We send home sick children and staff to protect others.
Check the credentials of those who are influencing you the most, the writers, physicians, government reps. etc. Make an informed, educated, choice of your own, not being biased by opinions, but facts and research.
