This volume of the Hevert Collection contains fifty-eight articles speaking to vaccination safety and efficacy as first published in the Benedict Lust journals (1900-1923) which are now housed in the Rare Book Collection of National College of Natural Medicine. In addition, current naturopathic views on vaccination appear in the Foreword by Jim Sensenig, the Epilogue by Jared Zeff, ND and in the Afterword by Alex Vasquez, DC, ND, DO, FACN. Since vaccination's first appearance in Western medicine, the controversy between those warning of its danger and those espousing its utility has endured. Perhaps no professional body has been more consistent in articulating its concerns than the Naturopaths of the early 20th century. Indeed, the issue of vaccination safety and efficacy has a special place in the history of Naturopathy-not only because of the strong energy, convictions and polarities it conjures-but because the very issue galvanized the early Naturopaths and helped shape the profession. The Naturopaths of a century ago did not quake at the presence of infectious diseases and germs but mobilized their natural therapies and proved the power of Naturopathy. This book is invaluable for families and professionals engaged in questions of vaccination and health. "Vaccination and Naturopathic Medicine' is an archive of social context and historical conversations, both of which are of the highest value if we are to avoid the intellectual errors and medical mistakes that currently beset us in the promotion of mandatory vaccination." Alex Vasquez, DC, ND, DO, FACN, Director, International College of Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine, and author of "Antiviral Strategies and Immune Nutrition."