We continue our discussion about this neurotoxin with a comparison between ingested and injected aluminum and how one type clears the body efficiently while the other, by design, finds its way to the brain. We reveal the lack of safety research on this adjuvant and the mounting body of evidence that proves aluminum in vaccines, in any amount, poses a serious health hazard to children and adults. bit.ly/vaxconv

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Aluminum is used as an adjuvant in half of our pediatric vaccines, and the medical community has reassured us for decades that it is perfectly “safe”. But where are the real studies to prove this claim? Today we give an overview on aluminum, discuss how and when researchers first learned that aluminum causes harm, and critique the medical establishment’s narrative that this neurotoxic metal is nothing to worry about. bit.ly/vaxconv

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Those who push for mandates claim that exemptions are increasing and so are the numbers of unvaccinated and “susceptible” children. Today we reveal four studies that show the very opposite: most kids with exemptions are actually vaccinated, especially against polio, whooping cough, and measles — the diseases people worry about the most. Some are even fully vaccinated. And we discover that even parents who vaccinate think there are too many shots and that they weaken the immune system. bit.ly/vaxconv

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Today Bobby Kennedy, Jr. shares how he realized there were more problems with the vaccine program than just mercury. We talk about why he created his non-profit Children’s Health Defense as a base in this fight for scientific integrity and transparency. Later, we hear about his conversations with Governor Newsom and President Trump, who were both unwilling to stand up against the pharmaceutical industry, and Bobby reflects on how his father and his uncle took a strong stand against corruption bit.ly/vaxco

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When fighting against corruption is part of your historical legacy and you’ve been raised to put it all on the line if it means you can protect families and children, you may find yourself in the middle of the fight to bring transparency and accountability to the vaccine program. Today we begin an intimate conversation with the incomparable Bobby Kennedy, Jr., and hear how the lessons he learned from his influential family helped prepare him for his role in one of the most controversial debates of our tim

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Why is the flu shot the only prevention for influenza we hear about in the media, at the doctor’s office, and even at the drug store? Today we discuss an article that highlights how you can prevent and treat the flu more naturally, without side effects, and, perhaps, more effectively. We read parts of a study from one of the original vitamin D researchers, learn how this hormone boosts your immune system, and discuss how health and medicine may not always go hand in hand. bit.ly/vaxconv

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We wrap up Vaccine Injury Awareness Month with a look at a 2004 LA Times article that features three vaccine injury stories and the challenges the families of the victims faced in vaccine court. We discuss why journalists are no longer willing to report openly on vaccine injury and later have an important conversation with a distressed mother who shares her family’s experience after 27 years of hardship. bit.ly/vaxconv

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We continue our discussion with Barbara Loe Fisher with a behind-the-scenes look at what it was like to lead a small, but determined, group of parents in a fight against Big Pharma that ultimately resulted in the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. Hear how she grew NVIC into the national organization it is today and her experience serving on various governmental vaccine safety commissions. Finally, she gives us a peak at what’s next for her, including exciting new book ideas she’s been working

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Today we review two newspaper articles—from the LA Times and NY Times—surrounding the passage of the 1986 Act and discuss how vaccine injury was openly acknowledged by the media back in the 80s, compared to the cover-up we see today. We discuss the multiple layers of the omnibus bill, and learn how removing liability for manufacturers was a dangerous addition to what many assumed was a compensation program designed to support victims and their families. bit.ly/vaxconv

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