STANDARD TO DELAY VACCINATING NEWBORNS

4.1 Newborns are typically given the Hepatitis B vaccine, since 1991, before leaving the hospital.

4.2 Ref. 2.1 specifies the following age dependent maximum recommended IgE:

Age	Maximum IgE U/ml
Newborn	2
1 - 11 months	56
1 year	83
2 years	133
3 years	101
4 years	144
5 years	148
6 years	573

4.3 Less adverse reactions to vaccines will occur when the immune system is strong enough to withstand the stress of vaccination.

4.4 Ref. 2.1 states the following "causes of elevation of serum IgE": parasitic infestations, allergic disorder, immunological disorders of uncertain pathogenesis, and neoplasm.

4.5. Based on the total of 1623 umbilical cord samples, Ref. 2 verifies the accuracy of the 2 U/ml established for maximum IgE.

4.6 The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), FDA, CDC and all other groups that recommend vaccines should reference this standard in their regulations and recommendations in accordance with the National Technology Transfer & Advancement Act of 1995 (NTTAA) and the United States National Standards Strategy which requires enforcement by the National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST). VOSI is one of the 210 "Private Sector Standards Organizations" recognized by NIST (see www.voicesofsafety.com ...."About VOSI").