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• All About Vaccines and Childhood Immunizations:
  
  [In this new very comprehensive and extensive section on vaccines we will continually update you in a balanced manner regarding the many new studies and controversies regarding vaccinations and the possible risks involved, especially concerning developmental delays and neurometabolic disorders in children.
  
  We discuss and review the theories and data surrounding vaccine complications, vaccine-induced neuropathies, public policy concerns, the mercury and thimerosal controversy, autoimmunity, and the possible realtionship between vaccinations and autism spectrum disorders.]
  
  
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1. In Native American mythology and folklore, Coyote is the figure who appears most widely, and is without doubt the best known. He is the preeminent "trickster" and also a culture hero who figures widely in the creations myths of many tribes.

Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona is the author of the book Coyote Medicine: Lessons from Native American Healing and became convinced years ago that the ancient and modern approaches to illness can and should be integrated in a way that offers patients the benefits of both.