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Childhood hyper-vaccination (multiple doses at once) is a top concern for possible neuropsychiatric damage. Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH® Real America's Voice (RAV) #MFEducation
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@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice You cannot tell me all those shots do not play a role in rampant autism! All my friends & I got as kids was 2 sugar cubes and a TB poke. NO autism back in the 60's. We all recovered from C pox, measles, rubella, mumps & with immunity. Too many damn childhood shots!
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@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice I always had the doctor do the least amount of shots for my child growing up. They thought I was crazy. Never made sense to me to try to give an infant or baby an "all at once" type method.
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice MMR is gene editing. Time to ban it so don’t try to fool us. Also, you don’t give any vaccines to a child with a fever and measles is high fever.
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice Since multi-vaccine dosing safety studies have never been done, good luck trying to find a group of mama bears who will do that prospective study comparing all-cause morbidity/mortality in their hyper-vaccinated cubs with a group of completely unvaccinated cubs.
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice Nobody needs vaccines.
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice Crazy Omg!
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice Most, if not all “compounding” is NOT tested. In Canada, in the 60s, the government “acknowledged” skyrocketing “crib death” by separating the provision of 2 j@bs, (Sorry, I can’t confirm which 2 at present).
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice We should have single dose vaccines for everything. They should be tracked and monitored.
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice I am sure you have supplements for that, for a price of course
@P_McCulloughMD @RealAmVoice Moreover, does a vaccine administered intravenously cause adverse symptoms more frequently than those injected intramuscular?
