An Ohio pediatrician named Dr. Nicole Baldwin received a flood of threats after posting a pro-vaccine video on social media post. In a playful Tik Tok video, Dr. Nicole Baldwin showed the benefits of vaccines, and said they do not cause autism. Thankfully, she is standing by her message.
The anti-vaccine movement is heavily influenced by environmentalists that seek to weaponize diseases (like measles or small pox) so people can die slow, painful deaths. What better way to kill people off than to undermine the credibility of medical treatments, like vaccines?
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The concept[ vaccines] is great , as my brother taught me, if it’s organic vaccines which they aren’t which causes autism and a host of health problems associated with the nervous system .
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There is no link to vaccines and autism. As to “organic vaccines” (like your diet, Vitamin D, and probiotics) are not always effective and are not able to fight off diseases such as measles, chicken pox, or shingles).
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