Do you remember a time when…
…our schoolmates didn’t risk death from peanuts?
…they didn’t carry epipens or inhalers?
…they didn’t have allergic eczema or suffer seizures?
We do, too. It was a time when we all got measles, mumps and chickenpox, laid low for a week at home, and returned to school with stronger immune systems—usually lifelong immunity. A time when we never saw autism.
Back then, in the 1950s and ‘60s, the United States had one of the highest infant survival rates and some of the healthiest kids in the world. Today we have the worst infant mortality rate and sickest population of any developed nation.
What has changed?
Among many factors causing ill health today, research leads us to question what we’ve been taught about vaccinations. As a growing movement of parents and health professionals are increasingly exposing the risks of an exploding, industry-driven vaccine program, a push to legislate forced vaccination is ramping up.
Vaccine mandates threaten our health freedom. We strongly object to government dictating any medical or health choices we make for ourselves or for our children.