Nearly 1 out of 5 Parents Are Saying "NO" to Childhood Vaccines

The CDC currently recommends that babies be injected with up to 28 vaccines over the course of their first year of life, and the results have been catastrophic. Parents are finally saying "No."

COVID-19 created the “Do Your Own Research” movement, leading parents and concerned citizens to question not only the mRNA injections, but all childhood vaccines, and with good reason. The CDC currently recommends more than 70 vaccine doses for children under 18 and that babies be injected with up to 28 vaccines over the course of their first year of life, including the COVID-19 shots. The results have been catastrophic.

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2022 was the first year that infant deaths increased in over 20 years. According to the CDC, infant deaths increased by 3%, resulting in more than 20,000 babies dying before the age of 1.

A recent poll shows nearly 1 out of 5 U.S. parents are finally saying “No” to childhood vaccines, including MMR (measles, mumps, rubella).

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