There is a link on the nvic landing page to a video from the Simsonwood rally in Atlanta a few weeks ago. I happened to see it live. It is well worth your time to catch up on some of the history.
I highly.highly recommend this book the Virus and the Vaccine which I discovered here.
The book is hard to put down and reveals the history of policy to not let us know safety facts that might decrease vaccine uptake.The book is def. one you could give to someone who believes that vaccines are an all good proposition and let them draw their own conclusions. It is really interesting.
I am one of those who has radically changed my views on child hood and adult vaccines in the past year.It is not easy to convince others that there can be problems with vaccines. The generation that is currently having children do not know any different than lots of people having peanut allergies, ADHA, autism related behaviors Type 2 diabetes etc .It is just normal to them .
Here are a few links that have valuable information not in video form.
https://physiciansforinformedconsent.org/
The above has downloadable handouts.
https://www.nvic.org/
There is a link on the nvic landing page to a video from the Simsonwood rally in Atlanta a few weeks ago. I happened to see it live. It is well worth your time to catch up on some of the history.
I highly.highly recommend this book the Virus and the Vaccine which I discovered here.
https://drtenpenny.substack.com/p/the-ongoing-polio-vaccine-fiasco
The book is hard to put down and reveals the history of policy to not let us know safety facts that might decrease vaccine uptake.The book is def. one you could give to someone who believes that vaccines are an all good proposition and let them draw their own conclusions. It is really interesting.
I am one of those who has radically changed my views on child hood and adult vaccines in the past year.It is not easy to convince others that there can be problems with vaccines. The generation that is currently having children do not know any different than lots of people having peanut allergies, ADHA, autism related behaviors Type 2 diabetes etc .It is just normal to them .
All new to me as well