I talked to MIT’s senior researcher, Dr. Seneff, about her deep research into vaccine safety and efficacy issues. What she says in a broad ranging review of many current issues in the vaccine controversies will shock and surprise you. She’s also a mother and grandmother, and I asked her, “With over 200 vaccines currently in development–and 70 doses required by age 18, these days–what would YOU do if you were a young mother today?”
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EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS WITH DR. STEPHANIE SENEFF:

* [03:48] Should I get the flu vaccine? According to our standard-of-care doctors, vaccines are supposed to be the most important strategy for protection against infectious diseases. But are we over-emphasizing the beneficial aspects and underestimating the negative aspects of vaccines?
* [10:50] The measles outbreak: Japan did a study showing that people who had actually caught the live measles virus in childhood had protection against stroke and cardiovascular disease later. Can getting vaccinated have downsides we don’t understand yet? And do mothers pass vaccine immunity to their baby?
* [18:49] Vaccine makers are off the hook. A law passed in 1986 removed liability from the makers of vaccines, and is still in effect today. What does that do for their accountability, and our safety?
* [22:58] There is glyphosate in vaccines. Glyphosate (roundup) can be found in live vaccines. And it’s a contaminant, alongside the mercury, aluminum, and foreign DNA in vaccines as well.
* [30:49] Is there a connection between vaccines and disease? The autism link is an inflammatory conversation. But what about other problems, like asthma, PANS, PANDAS, and other autoimmune diseases?
* [35:33] Non-vaccine strategies for a healthy immune system. Organic food and sunlight will do so much for your immune system’s strength.
* [49:56] The HPV vaccine as an example. The new vaccine is supposed to protect from cervical cancer, but they’ve never shown that it actually does. Now Japan has taken it off its recommended list from all the health issues it may have caused.
* [54:21] What about the flu vaccine? Dr. Seneff believes getting the flu vaccine can actually lower your resistance to fighting the flu naturally. And, the success rates for guessing the right strains to fight against every year is lower than she would like, as well.

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Sources:

* Mold, Matthew, et al. “Aluminium in Brain Tissue in Autism.” Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology : Organ of the Society for Minerals and Trace Elements (GMS), U.S. National Library of Medicine, Mar. 2018, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/29413113.