The CDC changed its stance on the Hep-B birth dose — parents adapted overnight, but many doctors resisted. Why? This article breaks down the deeper psychology behind where doctors’ authority really comes from, and why parents now see more clearly.
For 35 years, parents sensed something was wrong with the Hep-B birth dose—long before the CDC reversed course. This article reveals why parents saw the truth instantly, why doctors didn’t, and what this shift means for your family’s medical decisions.
For 35 years, parents were told every newborn needed a HepB shot — even when the mother tested negative. Now ACIP has reversed that policy. Here’s the full story, documented through the CDC’s own historical record.
Parents often fear the pressure that comes with vaccine discussions far more than the vaccines themselves. Here’s a simple, respectful way to decline shots calmly, stay in control, and avoid being pushed, guilted, or threatened during pediatric visits.
The CDC now states that its slogan “vaccines don’t cause autism” is not evidence-based because studies haven’t ruled out infant vaccines causing autism. The headline remains only due to a political agreement with a U.S. Senator who is also an MD.
The CDC’s own study just confirmed it: most parents now delay or decline at least one vaccine. We are the majority now — and the future belongs to sovereign parents.
No investigation. No accountability. Just a baby full of shots. Tony saw the scam—and now VaxCalc helps parents take control and flip the script.
As we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today, let's be brutally honest about what the CDC and all pediatricians who insist that every child be "vaccinated on schedule" are doing to our children.
CDC and ACOG offer antiquated and dangerous advice about thimerosal (mercury) in vaccines. Even the US Postal Service knows better!
The researcher hired by CDC to prove that vaccines don't cause autism, has his own special place on the Department of Justice's website.
In the graphic above, the “Accept some, Delay, Refuse some” middle ground is “look before you leap” in action. There
