Vaccine Safety and Clinical Trials
All you have to do is type in FDA licensed
vaccines on your computer, and every vaccine that they give
your child on the childhood schedule will appear there.
And then you can click on any one you're interested in.
Let's click on Recombivax HB. This is one of the
hepatitis B vaccines they give your baby on the first day of life.
Hello, welcome to the world. Gasp for your first breath, and here comes
your first sexually transmitted disease.
Now, go to vaccine insert. This is the insert or the warning
label that is wrapped around the vaccine when it's delivered to your doctor.
It has all kinds of information, like what's in the vaccine,
all the ingredients, side effects of the vaccine,
but I want you to focus
on section six point one. This is where they talk about the clinical
trial they relied upon to establish safety.
It's always six point one on every single vaccine, so you can look at all of
them. But in this one, you'll see that there was only one hundred and
forty-seven children in the entire trial, and they were only
monitored for five days after each dose.
Five days. So think about it. Would you take any drug that was only
monitored for safety for five days?
If your child dies on day six, it wasn't captured by this trial.
They'll say, "We didn't see any deaths." If a child had
autism two years later or other autoimmune diseases or
neurological disorders, things that take years to develop, they'll
say, "We didn't see any in our trial." This
is why every drug we
take goes through a multi-year safety trial.
Most of your issues are gonna take years to develop, and
if your study isn't
that long, you'll never ever see them
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