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​Are vaccines safe? (14:58) April 2022 | Primary audience: All

"Are vaccines safe?" explores the legal context of vaccines as one of many “unavoidably unsafe products,” and the responsibilities of the manufacturers, government, and end-users to ensure their safe use.

​The answers will surprise you.

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​Do vaccines make us healthier?  (14:29) April 2021  | Primary audience: All

​A report on the eye-opening results of three studies released in 2020 that compared the overall, long-term health of vaccinated and unvaccinated subjects. Rather than focusing on the short-term, symptom-suppressing effects of vaccinations--as manufacturers and public health agencies do--these studies assessed whether the influence of vaccines on a person's body in general led to overall healthier or unhealthier lives.

​Everyone who cares about the future health of themselves or their families should consider what the data in these important studies  reveal in order to make a truly informed decision. 

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​   What are vaccines made of?  (2:51) March 2021 |Primary audience: All

​A very simple educational video about the basic components of the most common vaccines included in the CDC's recommended schedule.  These concepts are among the building blocks for understanding how vaccines work.  
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NOTE: This does not apply to the covid-19 vaccine products that are currently (early 2021) deployed under Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs), and that use experimental gene therapy technologies.

​   Reviving Human Instinct  (8:16) 2019 | Primary audience: parents of young children, and those who care about them
 
​Vaccine injuries may be “common,” but they're certainly not “normal,” and instinctively we all know it. Human instinct has ensured our survival for untold ages, long before TV experts told us what to think and what to do. Even today, your instincts are an essential part of your decision-making process. Listen to them and weigh them with all other inputs. 
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