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Recorded on February 25, 2025, Richard Syrett (Sauga 960AM) interviews Pam Killeen about the findings of a study on autism rates among the Amish community, highlighting the low incidence of autism in unvaccinated populations. She delves into the broader implications of vaccine safety, accountability, and the need for more research into the effects of vaccines. The discussion also touches on the controversial topic of fluoride in public water systems and the growing movement to ban it in various communities.

Takeaways

• The Amish community has significantly lower autism rates.
• Unvaccinated populations show different health outcomes.
• There is a need for more research on vaccine safety and efficacy.
• Accountability for vaccine manufacturers is lacking.
• Many parents are concerned about their children's health post-vaccination.
• Fluoride in water is being questioned for its safety and efficacy.
• Public health policies often prioritize profit over safety.
• The debate around vaccines is often stigmatized.
• Natural lifestyles may contribute to better health outcomes.
• Communities are increasingly advocating for health autonomy.

Sound Bites

• "The Amish tend to rely more on Mother Nature."
• "There's a lot of angry soccer moms out there."
• "People want to feel protected."

Chapters

00:00 Exploring Autism Rates in Unvaccinated Populations

02:37 The Controversy Surrounding Vaccines and Autism

05:43 The Role of Accountability in Vaccine Safety

08:23 Fluoride and Public Health ConcernsPam Killeen Resources

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Keywords: autism, vaccines, Amish community, health research, accountability, fluoride, public health, vaccine safety, unvaccinated populations, health and wellness