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Pfizer vs AstraZeneca + Four Autistic Siblings + Pregnancy & Wireless Radiation
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
The adverse events associated with COVID shots are being studied, in depth, by scientists across the world. In a reanalysis of a handful of studies comparing Pfizer and AstraZeneca injections, a noticeable difference was observed in a number of injuries from one brand to the other. Plus, authors found that the safety espoused by these publications was contradicted by their own data. Karl Jablonowski, Ph.D. explains in the first segment of today’s show.
Daniel Keith Austin is an autism advocate with a powerful personal story. He is one of four autistic siblings in his family and uses his platform to raise awareness about neurological injury, childhood health and the experiences of families navigating autism. Daniel also happens to be a children’s book author, public speaker and performer who combines storytelling, lived experience and a commitment to truth. The last time we spoke with him was during the CHD Bus tour, so there is a lot to catch up on. Hear from Daniel in this episode of “Good Morning CHD”!
What are the potential consequences of exposure to wireless radiation for a child in the womb? Cell phones, laptops, tablets — these things are used for communication, work and entertainment and oftentimes come into close contact with the human body as a result. Perhaps you have stored a device like this in your pocket or backpack or even held it up close to your head. If radiofrequency of unsafe levels are being emitted under these circumstances, causing a variety of permanent health issues, consider what may be happening when you position a computer, for example, on your lap or stomach during pregnancy! Learn more, from Cece Doucette, in this edition of “Mothers2B.”
