Vaccines are most common drug to cause anaphylaxis and death in children

A groundbreaking new study has identified vaccines as the most common source of adverse drug reactions in children, including anaphylaxis and death.

The study reveals adverse drug reactions are more common for boys than girls, and infants are the most susceptible age group.

Vaccines provide only artificial, temporary, typically inferior immunity compared to what your body receives from natural exposure to a disease.

History offers little evidence that vaccines are responsible for eradicating disease even when “herd immunity” vaccination levels have been reached.

After vaccines are introduced, new and more virulent strains tend to emerge, suggesting the entire vaccine-immunity paradigm is fatally flawed.

Dominick Hussey

Osteopath and Functional Medicine Practitioner

Osteopathy and Functional Medicine

Ottawa Health Wellness Centre

Source: Mercola.com