Do vaccines make us healthier? It’s something every one of us should want to know, no matter where we stand on the vaccine debate. Shockingly, our national health agencies have never tried to find out. Sure, we all know that vaccines trigger our immune systems to produce antibodies, suppress symptoms of short-term, often mild diseases… and they may or may not prevent infection or transmission of illness to others. But do they make us healthier in the long-run?
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Great report. Very well done and presented. I was somewhat surprised that the latest study by dr. James Lyons Weiler and myself (Russell Blaylock M.D>, was never mentioned. We used the data from Dr. Thomas’ practice as the medical board would not let him participate. The new data showed that even the partially vaccinated were less healthy, which the other studies did not address. This shows a dose-effect relationship. Further, in other publications, I explained why childhood vaccines damage the brain’s development. The report can be found on IJVTPR and is an open access article.
Dear Dr. Blaylock, the 2024 revisions had to leave out a lot of great material, including yours, in order to keep the video to a manageable size. But your (and Dr. Jack’s) work with Dr. Thomas’s data definitely added valuable insights, and beautifully responded to critics of the first study. We all appreciate your work and wish we could have covered more. Ideally, we will have other opportunities to share your insights with a wide audience in the future.
CDC, pharma, & medical insurance have know this for 30 or 40 years or longer.
That is why the study’s have not been published or done on a large population.