Are you concerned about vaccine safety? This comprehensive checklist of 35 critical questions will help you have an informed conversation with your child’s pediatrician. From ingredients to long-term risks, get the answers you need to make the best decision for your child.
Very good. Alcohol with mercury changes it from inorganic to organic and makes it more deadly, (previous flu shots). Aluminum is in 42 out of 45 vaccines. Aluminum toxicity in the brain has been proven by Dr Christopher Exley (Substack) for autism and alzheimer brain biopsies. High aluminum loads have been discovered in MS patients during chelation with natural spring water with silica.
I asked several doctors why a newborn would need Hepatitis B vaccine considering the fact Hep B is transmitted through sex or dirty drug needles. None of them could answer that question. I think most would be able to answer very few of the questions listed in your article. Doctors need to study vaccines, especially pediatricians!
Thank you for sharing. It’s frustrating when doctors dismiss concerns instead of listening. You’re doing what you believe is best for your kids, and that’s what matters. Trust your instincts—you’re doing great.
Very good. Alcohol with mercury changes it from inorganic to organic and makes it more deadly, (previous flu shots). Aluminum is in 42 out of 45 vaccines. Aluminum toxicity in the brain has been proven by Dr Christopher Exley (Substack) for autism and alzheimer brain biopsies. High aluminum loads have been discovered in MS patients during chelation with natural spring water with silica.
I asked several doctors why a newborn would need Hepatitis B vaccine considering the fact Hep B is transmitted through sex or dirty drug needles. None of them could answer that question. I think most would be able to answer very few of the questions listed in your article. Doctors need to study vaccines, especially pediatricians!
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Thank you for sharing. It’s frustrating when doctors dismiss concerns instead of listening. You’re doing what you believe is best for your kids, and that’s what matters. Trust your instincts—you’re doing great.