How many children are hurt or helped by hepatitis B vaccine?
Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:59 am
This type of “protecting the needle in the haystack” medicine is absurd at best; dangerous at worst. Hepatitis B is a rare, mainly blood-transmitted disease. In 1996 only 54 cases of the disease were reported to the CDC in the 0-1 age group. There were 3.9 million births that year, so the observed incidence of hepatitis B in the 0-1 age group was just 0.001 percent. In the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), there were 1,080 total reports of adverse reactions from hepatitis B vaccine in 1996 in the 0-1 age group, with 47 deaths reported.
Let us put this in simpler terms. For every child job function email list with hepatitis B there were 20 that were reported to have severe complications from the vaccine. Let us also remember that only 10 percent of adverse reactions are reported to VAERS, so this means: Traditional medicine is harming 200 children to allegedly protect one from hepatitis B.
In most other industries, the fraud presented here would lead to criminal charges.
Tell every pregnant woman you know about this issue. They need to know the facts BEFORE they are in the hospital and still have time to make a truly informed decision.
If they are still convinced their child needs hepatitis B vaccine, encourage them to delay the vaccine until they are at a possible risk, like late adolescence.
Let us put this in simpler terms. For every child job function email list with hepatitis B there were 20 that were reported to have severe complications from the vaccine. Let us also remember that only 10 percent of adverse reactions are reported to VAERS, so this means: Traditional medicine is harming 200 children to allegedly protect one from hepatitis B.
In most other industries, the fraud presented here would lead to criminal charges.
Tell every pregnant woman you know about this issue. They need to know the facts BEFORE they are in the hospital and still have time to make a truly informed decision.
If they are still convinced their child needs hepatitis B vaccine, encourage them to delay the vaccine until they are at a possible risk, like late adolescence.