Dissolving Illusions - by Suzanne Humphries & Roman Bystrianyk (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

This literary and scientific work is a treasure trove of intriguing quotes, fascinating facts, and hidden histories that will captivate readers, whether seasoned in Dissolving Illusions or newcomers to its revelations; this standalone resource is an invaluable tool for researchers delving into the profound impact of medicine and vaccination on society and collective human health.

Explore first-hand perspectives and documentation from 19th and 20th-century doctors who spelled out exactly what they saw unfold as the first vaccines were introduced. Despite the ever-present risks, those doctors challenged the widely accepted narrative around vaccination. See for yourself that the dark side of vaccination has always been present, and those who spoke of it have always taken risks. You will read personal accounts of vaccination tragedies, revealing heart-wrenching medical truths that have been long buried out of mainstream view.

Read the reports of vaccination-related deaths by the Royal Commission on Vaccination, providing insights into the deeply rooted pro-vaccine ideology that influenced their hazardous conclusions for almost a century.

Challenge your understanding of medical progress through events like the 1871-1873 smallpox epidemic and the devastating pellagra history in the United States. The timeline contextualizes the evolution of medical practices, public health policies, and scientific knowledge, inviting critical reflection.

Navigate the rare documents and reading list sections, offering a gateway to diverse perspectives that challenged the prevailing agendas of old. Images transport you visually to historical moments, providing a deeper understanding of past experiences and societal evolution.

Fully referenced, this book is a comprehensive resource that provokes critical thinking on the real history of medicine and vaccination. A must-read for anyone thirsty for historical controversial realities that bridge current false medical dogmas to a still-tangible past.