ALL 12 studies comparing vaccinated vs. unvaccinated children found the SAME thing — the unvaccinated are FAR healthier, with dramatically lower rates of autism, ADHD, tics, autoimmune disease, asthma, allergies, skin and gut disorders, ear infections, and chronic illness.

All 12 of the vaccinated vs. unvaccinated studies are in Table 4 of our autism report:

"Vaccination", one of the few things I regret having allowed to happen to my children. Luckily, we delayed all the jabs, never used Acetaminophen(Pure luck) & refused the flu, HPV (4 boys) they all seem okay, but it feels like I'm waiting for the second shoe to drop. IMHO.

The signal has been beeping for decades.

@bbear1025

For those who are injured, legitimately, what’s our recourse? The individual who by chance has: - static encephalopathy - ADHD - Slow processing/learning disability - eczema - asthma - chronic fatigue How will they be taken care of? Retribution?

Pay attention parents and protect your children. Their lives may depend on you fighting for them.

Not a doctor.

I knew this was true bc me and the whole village kids of my generation over 40 years ago, we were all born at home and none of us were ever vaccinated. Never heard of sid, food, and allergies or any diseases

My own children run the gamut from full schedule to no injections at all. The results are exactly as you would expect.

Once again is vaccines caused autism most of the nation would be autistic.

Junk science that even includes the fraudulent and discredited Andrew Wakefield whose lies started the vaccines cause autism myth.

God bless you, Nicolas, and thank you for faithfully sounding the alarm about these horrific products! 🙏

In my house with one full-vaxxed-until-age-5 child and one unvaxxed child, their health outcomes align 100% with the vaxxed vs unvaxxed studies.

Yes because unvaccinated children are statically seen less by a doctor who could diagnose. Twisting facts isn't data or proof. It's a shell game.

MMR has never been tested against an inert placebo, NEVER Measles vaccines haven't been tested against and inert placebo since the 1960. Nearly 65 years ago.

nonsense

Quit lying

McCullough.

Did the 12 studies account for confounding factors such as: Socioeconomic Status (SES): Higher SES correlates with vaccination uptake and better nutrition/hygiene; biases toward healthier vaccinated groups. Healthcare Access: Regular care promotes vaccination and early diagnosis; underdiagnoses in unvaccinated may hide issues. Parental Education/Health Literacy: Educated parents vaccinate more and monitor health closely; skews developmental outcomes. Geographic/Environmental Factors: Location affects pathogen exposure and policies; confounds infection risks. Family/Demographic Traits: Birth order, family size, ethnicity influence adherence and resilience; e.g., larger families increase exposures. Lifestyle/Behavioral Factors: Holistic practices in unvaccinated families may boost immunity independently; creates "healthy user" bias.

Bullshit

@grok What are the quality of studies quoted by @NicHulscher

The McCullough Foundation never publishes it's results in peer reviewed publications. They don't even publish their data for review.

What complete and utter made up nonsense..... publish it in a decent medical journal and then we'll see

So awful for my children. 🥹

You are a discredit to U Mich and should have your MPH revoked.

Non-peer-reviewed studies. The research equivalent of "trust me bro."

Ban all vaccines

"The claim you describe mixes a few small, low-quality or non-representative studies with misinterpreted or unpublished analyses — but the best, large and peer-reviewed evidence does not support the claim." ChatGPT

No it didn't

Hey.. Aren't you the guy who had to retract one of your 'research' articles because of citation issues? I mean you have been accused of selection bias, using VAERS...the list goes on. Also, being associated with the McCullough Foundation is a red flag...

I pass this on as much as possible to those who will receive truth!

Gibberish.