Viera Scheibner Ph.D
(ISBN 0-646-15124-X)


Dr Viera Scheibner is a retired Principal Research Scientist with a doctorate in Natural Sciences. During her distinguished career she published three books and some 90 scientific papers in refereed scientific journals in Australia and overseas.

In 1985 Viera met Leif Karlsson, an electronics engineer specialising in patient monitoring systems. Together they developed Cotwatch, a true breathing monitor used with babies thought to be at risk of 'cot death' (sudden infant death syndrome).

Lief and Viera realised that the Cotwatch was sounding alarms when babies were affected by any of a host of stressful events, vaccination the most prominent. The microprocessor Cotwatch recorded the breathing pattern of babies so that the effect of vaccination could be presented and clearly seen in the computer print-outs. The link between vaccine injections and cot death became painfully obvious.

At this time Viera did not know of the controversy surrounding vaccination. However, she soon realised she had to address the issue. She studied some 30,000 pages of medical papers dealing with vaccination and discovered that, in all that material, there was no evidence of effectiveness and safety of vaccines.

Vaccines are highly noxious. They contain formaldehide, aluminium phosphate, thiomersal (mercury compound), foreign proteins (antigens) and, contaminating animal proteins and viruses from the tissues used as growth medium on which to culture the viral and bacterial components of the vaccines.

None of these substances should ever be injected into human beings. They erode the immune system and alter the immunological response to diseases. The appearance of many new, autoimmune diseases like asthma, affecting almost every child, childhood leukaemia and cancer, the enormous upsurge in the incidence of cerebral palsy and infantile convulsions seen in children of vaccination age and not before, should all be taken as serious warnings that medicine should look into properly and appropriately treating infectious diseases of childhood, rather than attempting to "erradicate" them.

The first batches of polio vaccine, used in mass proportions in some countries of Africa in the nineteen fifties was grown on monkey kidneys from which simian immunodeficiency viruses have been cultured. This provides the causal link to AIDS .

Infectious diseases of childhood are beneficial when contracted at a suitable age and allowed to run their natural course - these diseases serve to prime and mature the immune system of children.
