The Truth About Vaccines

Our kids are sicker than they have ever been. Allergies, asthma, ADHD, autism, one ear infection after another. More than half of American children now live with a chronic health condition. Half. That was never normal.

So here is the question nobody in charge wants to answer. What changed?

For years the experts leaned on one convenient excuse. They claimed that no study had ever compared vaccinated and unvaccinated kids, so nobody could pin the blame on the shots. It was a tidy little bit of circular protection. If you never run the experiment, you never get an answer you don’t like.

Well, somebody finally ran it. A peer-reviewed study, which you can read in full right here, surveyed nearly 700 homeschooled children and compared the fully vaccinated to the never-vaccinated. The results speak for themselves. Compared to unvaccinated kids, the vaccinated were:

•      More than 4x as likely to be diagnosed with autism

•      30x as likely to suffer from hay fever

•      22x as likely to be put on allergy medication

•      4x as likely to have a learning disability

•      300% more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD

•      340% more likely to come down with pneumonia

•      700% more likely to need ear tubes surgically installed

And it is not random. The more shots a child got, the sicker they were. The partially vaccinated landed right in the middle. That is a dose-response curve, the same fingerprint scientists use to prove that a poison is a poison.

The homeschooling angle is a strength, not a weakness. Comparing vaccinated kids to the Amish is apples to oranges, with different diets and lifestyles muddying the whole picture. This study compared homeschoolers to homeschoolers. Same kinds of families, same routines, same world. The only real difference between the two groups was the needle.

So why haven’t you heard about this? Follow the money. The agencies that swear the schedule is safe are funded by the very companies that sell the shots. A senior CDC scientist has already admitted that data linking vaccines to autism was buried. There is no reason to believe they will volunteer the rest.

Here is the bottom line. The benefits of the schedule are theoretical. The risks are real, measured, and sitting in a published study. Until someone proves these shots are safe, and proves it across the entire schedule and over the long haul, every parent has the right to say no. Your kid, your call. Do your own research, read the study, and don’t let anyone shame you into silence.