vaccines?? not screens, social media, selfie world, pressure to be perfect, beautiful, smart...ivy leaguers???vaccines, seriously? look at yourselves parents.
What are we doing to our children? @CBSNews reports sharp unexplained rises in #depression + #anxiety in American teens. Shouldn’t we ask whether these trends are associated with the neurotoxic aluminum we are giving young teens in Gardasil #vaccine?https://www.cbsnews.com/news/suicide-depression-anxiety-mental-health-issues-increase-teens-young-adults/ …
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Excellent interview of Del
@delbigtree here. He's been incorrectly identified as Anti-Vax, which is so common. Very few are actually anti-vax but we want safe vaccines.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEA3tqKw-h0 …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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What an irresponsible comment. My daughter had gardasil as did her friends. They’re all normal well adjusted young adults. It’s probably pressure from their parents to get into a big name school, no actual human contact due to screen time, pressures to be great athletes etc.
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My 10 year old was exposed to SO much aluminum just up to her 18 month vaccines. Never even made it to gardasil. It was off the charts high. And now she’s fully LF autistic because they never checked if she could properly methylate the toxins in them. She can’t.
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I'm sorry to say but that's not how vaccines or autism work. You daughter would have got more aluminum from breastfeeding or infant formula than from vaccines - or from plants, dirt, the air - and aluminum doesn't cause autism. Never has. Never will. https://www.chop.edu/centers-programs/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-ingredients/aluminum …
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LMAO SAME
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Sad to see a Kennedy so anti-logic and anti-science
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Anybody here seen my old friend Bobby?
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no, we shouldn't ask that.
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Actually, yes we should. And the medical community has studied this. And continues to study it. And controlled trials and research as shown it is not a problem.
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