November 05, 2019
Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated—Part 6
By Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chairman, Children’s Health DefensePart six in our series of studies comparing health outcomes among vaccinated vs unvaccinated populations. Once again, chronic illness plagues the vaccinated cohorts. CDC and Pharma make great efforts to block researchers from performing these studies and to prevent the journals from publishing them. Nonetheless, independent scientists have persisted and their reports have evaded the censors. Public health advocates willing to search can find them in quiet abundance among the peer-reviewed
literature on Pubmed.
Titles and Summaries from Part 6 Vaxxed/Unvaxxed Slides:
Vaccination increases the risk of asthma (11.4X) and hay fever (10X) in children with no family history of those disorders
“In multiple regression analyses there were significant (P<.0005) and dose dependent negative relationships between vaccination refusal and self-reported asthma or hay fever only in children with no family history of the condition and, for asthma, in children with no exposure to antibiotics during infancy.”
Vaccination with DTP simultaneously with measles vaccine or DTP after measles vaccine increased risk of death (2.59X)
“Children who had received DTP simultaneously with MV or DTP after MV had significantly higher mortality (MMR=2.59 [1.32-5.07]) compared with children having MV-only as their most recent vaccination.”
Hepatitis B Vaccination Increases the Odds (3.1X) of a Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis
“The OR of MS for vaccination within 3 years before the index date compared to no vaccination was 3.1 (95% Cl 1.5, 6.3). No increased risk of MS was associated with tetanus and influenza vaccinations.”
70% of SIDS Deaths Occur Within Three Weeks of DPT Vaccination
“In the DPT SIDS group, 6.5% died within 12 hours of inoculation; 13% within 24 hours, 26% within 3 days, and 37%, 61%, and 70% within 1, 2, and 3 weeks, respectively.”
(See full-sized Part 6 slides or see the complete Vaxxed-Unvaxxed presentation, Parts 1-6.)
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