A Pediatrician’s Claim About Vaccine Revenue and Financial Incentives

70 to 80% of our practice income comes from

vaccines. We, you know, we have a, a strong financial incentive

to believe what we're told about the vaccine program.

Pediatrician came up to me on the break.

He said, "I want you- I've been practicing pediatrics for 25

years.

I want you to know two things." And this is after I'm, like,

saying a lot of, you

know, uncomfortable truths about vaccine safety

and effectiveness and necessity.

He said, "I want you to know two things.

One, I agree with everything you've said." It's

like, wow.

So right there, I'm pretty amazed.

And he said, "Number two, I want you to know, as a pediatrician,

I want you

to know why my colleagues will

not question the dogma,"

I think is the word he used, from CDC, from the

AAP, which is hopelessly conflicted with pharma

dollars.

Um, and he said, "It's because you should know 70 to 80%

of our practice income comes from vaccines,

and if we stop vaccinating, we're basically don't have a

practice anymore." He said, "I got out of...

I stopped practicing pediatrics, and now I'm just a consulting

doctor." We, you know, we have a, a strong financial incentive

to believe what we're told about the vaccine program

being safe, effective, and necessary.