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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Other medical controversies include:

1. How the vaccines caused the paralysis of polio: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/the-polio-cover-up-how-a-disease

2. How vaccines caused sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS): https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-sids-became-the-perfect-cover

3. How vaccines cause brain damage, but we call it autism: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/stop-calling-it-autism-start-calling

4. How we covered up brain damage and made it a mental condition: https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-the-dsm-iii-and-tv-shows-rebranded

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Andrew Devlin's avatar

What is really needed is a cure for the cognitive dissonance that prevents those who have caused harm to others, especially their own families, to admit it and move on!!!

If I’m not mistaken, Peter Hotez is a prime example.

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Rebecca Lee (maybeitsmercury)'s avatar

When I see that kid with the blue hair and the nose rings who can't look you in the eye, I immediately think chronic mercury poisoning. I have been observing mercury's effects for a decade now. The first thing I notice is this disturbed gaze and some level of eccentricity. That is what mercury looks like.

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Kathleen Nathan's avatar

Dear Dr. McCullough et al....Dr. Rochel Walensky made the following statement about the covid "vaccines"....she needs to be charged with murder:

"The COVID-19 vaccine is safe during pregnancy. "The first thing I think it's really important to understand is that pregnant women tend to have more severe disease than non-pregnant women. So it's really important to make sure that they're protected, because if you want to do anything, it's to make sure that you are delivering a healthy baby, and you are there to be the mom to that baby for a very long period of time. And so we really do want to make sure that those pregnant women are protected. We now have data on pregnant women, not just getting the vaccine in the third trimester and the second trimester, but now even in the first trimester. We have that period of time. Early on, we could say, in that third trimester, no outcomes that were different among women who were vaccinated and women who weren't vaccinated, for their babies. And now with more and more data we're seeing that there are really no differences in outcomes in terms of fertility, desire to get pregnant, adverse baby outcomes, really, if you've been vaccinated or not. So we really know now — with a wealth of data and numerous studies of thousands of pregnant women — that you are at higher risk if you don't get vaccinated, and that outcomes are the same for mom and baby if you do get vaccinated."

If you're pregnant and test positive for COVID-19, talk to your doctor about monoclonal antibodies. "[I]f you're starting to have symptoms, and you're starting to have some mild to moderate disease, you absolutely should check in with your OB because, in fact, you may be a really good candidate for monoclonal antibodies...They absolutely are [safe]. And if you happen to get infected while you're pregnant, it is one of the indications for monoclonal antibodies — is to be pregnant with COVID. They are safe. And what's really important about them is they help to prevent more severe disease if you get them early. So you don't want to sort of say should I go to the hospital, I feel really sick, or should I get monoclonal antibodies. The time to think about monoclonal antibodies is really early as you're starting to develop symptoms."

It's safe to get the COVID-19 vaccine during any stage of your pregnancy or parenting journey. "It absolutely is safe to get vaccinated [while breastfeeding]. I would say, if you are thinking about getting vaccinated, there is no bad time to get vaccinated. Get vaccinated while you're thinking about having a baby, before you're thinking about having a baby, while you're pregnant with your baby or after you've delivered your baby. There is no bad time to get vaccinated."

Watch the full interview above, and learn more about taking the COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy, contracting COVID-19 while pregnant and whether the COVID-19 vaccine impacts fertility."

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Barbara's avatar

I believe Tylenol controversy is a smokescreen to protect the vaccine industry

barbara

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