Wow ladies-great, common sense ideas. I am beyond thrilled that we will now have people in positions of power to actually put these ideas into reality.
I expect to see significant changes in policy and transparency of information over the next 6-12 months. The FDA will evolve from a clandestine operation to a real public health agency. It will be refreshing the watch the transition in real time.
I think we would both love to have him on. I know him personally; he and I have talked on the phone. Maybe he would agree to joining the show once his is confirmed. I agree it would make for a good, hopefully constructive, conversation.
Dangerous topic to discuss. Appreciate the leveled approach (the fact it is so taboo suggests that vaccination has become a sacred cow...which isn't every sciency) Maybe we need to start with the vaccine schedules we keep for pets and livestock and go from there.
Hmm not sure the pet vax schedule is the place to start. Pet vaxes have some 7 way vaccines eg that to me seem like a bad idea (I am a vet). Also vaccinating every 3 years for rabies? Why? The CDC says the rabies vax lasts at least 20 yrs but admit they don't really know. Maybe the human rabies vax is different but some of what goes on in the pet world is most certainly a money grab.
I'm saying start the fight there. Run a study on pets where owners get to choose if they vaccinated or don't and monitor general health. Seems like it would get around the ethics issue for the human vaccines.
This article intrigues me... Infant mortality in developed nations is correlated with vaccine doses... The more vaccines, the more kids die... And this is in developed nations!
> This means that vaccine hesitancy will likely continue to increase until adequate studies have been performed, and for each and every vaccine - both those already in use and those under development - there is clear and unequivocal data that shows that the vaccine is overall beneficial.
I think this is the key point and it'll be an uphill battle to convince those that need to be convinced but great on you all for trying with evidence-based arguments.
It is not just the total volume of vaccines but the quantity per visit. A policy of “There is no upper limit on the number of vaccines that can be administered in one visit”, opens the door for who knows what interactions. https://karlkanthak.substack.com/p/with-rare-exceptions-all-vaccines
Wow ladies-great, common sense ideas. I am beyond thrilled that we will now have people in positions of power to actually put these ideas into reality.
I expect to see significant changes in policy and transparency of information over the next 6-12 months. The FDA will evolve from a clandestine operation to a real public health agency. It will be refreshing the watch the transition in real time.
Outstanding article! Thoroughly enjoyed reading and am 100% supportive of all 7 points! Well done.
Thank you, Stephen!
Time to have RFK on the podcast?
I think we would both love to have him on. I know him personally; he and I have talked on the phone. Maybe he would agree to joining the show once his is confirmed. I agree it would make for a good, hopefully constructive, conversation.
Thank you both so much for your work. I uploaded the video and article to my community health course.
Dangerous topic to discuss. Appreciate the leveled approach (the fact it is so taboo suggests that vaccination has become a sacred cow...which isn't every sciency) Maybe we need to start with the vaccine schedules we keep for pets and livestock and go from there.
Hmm not sure the pet vax schedule is the place to start. Pet vaxes have some 7 way vaccines eg that to me seem like a bad idea (I am a vet). Also vaccinating every 3 years for rabies? Why? The CDC says the rabies vax lasts at least 20 yrs but admit they don't really know. Maybe the human rabies vax is different but some of what goes on in the pet world is most certainly a money grab.
I'm saying start the fight there. Run a study on pets where owners get to choose if they vaccinated or don't and monitor general health. Seems like it would get around the ethics issue for the human vaccines.
This article intrigues me... Infant mortality in developed nations is correlated with vaccine doses... The more vaccines, the more kids die... And this is in developed nations!
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9897596/
> This means that vaccine hesitancy will likely continue to increase until adequate studies have been performed, and for each and every vaccine - both those already in use and those under development - there is clear and unequivocal data that shows that the vaccine is overall beneficial.
I think this is the key point and it'll be an uphill battle to convince those that need to be convinced but great on you all for trying with evidence-based arguments.
I live in Texas and avoid vaccines like Bubonic plague
Americans love their fakedemics. It’s part of the fear-submission-invasion paradigm that rules the society
It is not just the total volume of vaccines but the quantity per visit. A policy of “There is no upper limit on the number of vaccines that can be administered in one visit”, opens the door for who knows what interactions. https://karlkanthak.substack.com/p/with-rare-exceptions-all-vaccines