Sherri J. Tenpenny, D.O. is the Director and Founder of OsteoMed II, a clinic established in Strongsville, Ohio in 1996 to provide alternative, traditional and preventive medicine. She is also the president of New Medical Awareness Seminars, LLC.

     Dr. Tenpenny is an expert in the area of alternative medicine. In addition to appearing on many radio and television talk shows, Dr. Tenpenny has been interviewed by national print media for health-related newspaper and magazine articles.  She lectures at Cleveland State University and Case Western Reserve Medical School, and speaks at conventions, both nationally and internationally, on topics related to alternative health.  She is currently touring the country teaching seminars entitled "Vaccines: the Risks, the Benefits, the Choices," emphasizing the aspects of vaccination not generally portrayed by conventional medicine.

     In addition, she has been the moderator of the internet forum called "Health Wise" located at: www.cleveland.com fielding questions on both alternative and traditional medicine.  Cleveland Live is owned by the (Cleveland) Plain Dealer newspaper, and receives more than 80 million "hits" per month.  Her column is one of the most popular on the site.

     Dr. Tenpenny is a graduate of the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. She received her medical training at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in Kirksville, Missouri.  Dr. Tenpenny is Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine.  She has undertaken many advanced courses in alternative medicine, including acupuncture and complex homeopathy.

     Prior to her career in alternative medicine, Dr. Tenpenny served as Director of the Emergency Department at Blanchard Valley Regional Hospital Center in Findlay, Ohio, from 1987 to 1995. In 1994, she and a partner opened OsteoMed, a medical practice in Findlay limited to the specialty of osteopathic manipulative medicine. In 1996, Dr. Tenpenny moved to Strongsville, Ohio, and opened OsteoMed II, expanding her practice to include traditional, complementary and preventive medicine.

Dr. Tenpenny's CV

Dr. Tenpenny can be reached at:
OsteoMed II, Inc.
13550 Falling Water Road, Suite 202, Strongsville, Ohio  44136
440-572-1136
www.osteomed.com
osteomed2@aol.com

Dr. Coulter was born on October 8, 1932 in Baltimore, Maryland. In his significant career he has made contributions in many areas, including cancer, vaccinations, and shedding light on the conflict between the AMA and Homeopthy. His fluency in many languages (German, French, Spanish, Latin, Russian, Hungarian, and Serbo-Croatian) has helped him to communicate to a wide audience.

January 1997
Lectured to homeopathic and other physicians specializing in alternative medicine in Berlin, Germany, Moscow, Russia and London, UK.

Philip Incao graduated magna cum laude from Wesleyan University and received his MD from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1966.  He served as a medical officer in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam conflict.

     Dissatisfied with the limitations of modern medicine, he spent two years in Europe in the early 1970's studying anthroposophic medicine, which combines the insights of the perennial spiritual wisdom with the rational method of modern science.

     He was the first president of the Physicians' Association for Anthroposophic Medicine (PAAM) in the  USA and has had an active general practice since 1973.

     His article on vaccinations and the immune system, "Supporting Children's Health" in the September 1997 issue of Alternative Medicine Digest magazine, generated much interest and was reprinted in Canada, Australia, Norway and in the Chinese language throughout Asia.

     Dr. Incao was an invited speaker at the three International Public Conferences on Vaccinations sponsored by the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC) and has shared the podium with Barbara Loe Fisher, co-founder and president of the NVIC at regional vaccination workshops and in vaccine testimony to the Health Committee of the Colorado State Legislature.

     He has served as an expert witness in court concerning vaccination and has submitted medical opinions in support of parents seeking compensation for their vaccine-damaged children.

     Dr. Incao's special interest is strengthening the health of children against the increasing spirit-weakening influences of modern life, especially in education and healthcare.  He lectures frequently on the practical application of a spiritual yet scientific understanding of the human being as it relates to healing and education.  He is a consultant to many Waldorf Schools throughout the US.

     Dr. Incao has been a featured speaker since 1990 at the annual conferences of the Foundation for Advancement in Cancer Therapy (FACT) in New York City.  He is also a member of the advisory board of Alive and Well AIDS Information Network in Los Angeles and the National Vaccine Information Center in Virginia.

     Recently, three of Dr. Incao's essays on children's health, the immune system and smallpox are included in the book The Vaccination Dilemma published by Lantern Books.

     He is happily married and is the father of three grown sons.

Dr. Incao's CV

Dr. Jeanne Ohm , a practicing DC since 1981, is an international authority on "Chiropractic Care in Pregnancy and Infancy," a topic on which she gives lectures in both public and professional forums.

Her professional mission is to provide Doctors of Chiropractic with the skills and motivation to take care of more pregnant mothers and children.

In addition to her family-oriented wellness-based practice, she has authored numerous papers on pregnancy, birth, children and chiropractic and founded "Makin' Miracles...Connecting Kid's n' Chiropractic" community outreach programs and tools to educate children and adults about the life-saving benefits of chiropractic. She is also the producer and writer of the children's chiropractic song, "Power On!" and producer of the educational video, "Birth Trauma: A Modern Epidemic" (www.makinmiracles.com).

She is Executive Coordinator for the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (www.icpa4kids.com), and editor of the ICPA's magazine Pathways to Family Wellness (www.pathwaystofamilywellness.com). She is a board member of the ICPA Children's Chiropractic Research Foundation (www.icpa4kids.org), Foundation of Health Choice (www.foundationforhealthchoice.com), the Holistic Pediatric Association (www.hpakids.org), and Families for Natural Living (www.familiesfornaturalliving.org).

It is Dr. Ohm's understanding that birth trauma is a chiropractic concern, and therefore it has become her goal to eradicate its damaging effects on the newborn. Her aim is to accomplish this by adequately training DC's in specific chiropractic techniques and care for pregnancy, birth and infancy; forming national alliances for chiropractors with like-minded birth practitioners and attendants; empowering mothers to make informed choices in pregnancy and birth, and offering patient educational tools which address this issue.

Dr. Ohm has six children who were all born at home, have all received chiropractic care since conception, are not vaccinated, and are living drug-free, healthy lives. She can be reached through any of the above web sites.

Dr. Ohm's CV

Neil Z. Miller is a medical research journalist and natural health advocate. He is the author of numerous articles and books on vaccines, including Vaccines, Autism and Childhood Disorders (2003), the updated and revised Vaccines: Are They Really Safe and Effective? (2003), Immunizations: The People Speak!  (1996), and Immunization Theory Versus Reality (1995). He is a frequent guest on radio and TV talk shows, including Donahue and Montel Williams, where he is often seen and heard debating doctors and other health officials. Mr. Miller has a degree in psychology, is the director of the Thinktwice Global Vaccine Institute (www.thinktwice.com), the publisher of New Atlantean Press, and is a member of Mensa, the international high-IQ society. He lives in Northern New Mexico with his family.

     Mr. Miller is a health pioneer who presented documentation about vaccine safety and efficacy problems long before these concerns were made public. For example, several years ago he complained about toxic mercury being put into  childhood vaccines and provided evidence linking vaccines and autism. During the past decade, cases of autism skyrocketed by more than 500 percent in countries that use the MMR vaccine. In some parts of the United States, one of every 150 children is autistic. Recently, Congress commanded the FDA to remove mercury from vaccines, and new studies by several world-renowned scientists confirmed an MMR-autism link. Despite the many problems uncovered in Mr.  Miller's research, he does not tell parents to reject the shots, but merely advises them of the risks. Every year, more than 12,000 people in the United States, mostly children, report serious adverse reactions to mandated vaccines. The FDA estimates that this represents just 10 percent of the true rate. Yet, even these figures pale in comparison to the number of cases of other diseases now being scientifically linked to inoculations, such as cancer to polio vaccines, multiple sclerosis to the hepatitis B vaccin, and diabetes to the Hib vaccine, to name just a few.

     "For these reasons, among others," he states, "I am opposed to mandatory vaccines. I do not recommend for or against the shots. I want everyone to think through this enigmatic and controversial  subject on their own. I believe that parents are capable of obtaining the facts and making knowledgeable choices regarding the care and welfare of their children."

     Mr. Miller has publicly debated the pros and cons of mandatory vaccines with several pediatricians and other health practitioners, including the chief medical epidemiologist for the National Immunization Program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). He conducts lectures throughout the United States and is available to discuss his research on vaccines.