RFK Jr., Autism & Vaccines

Why has it become unpopular, even controversial, to advocate for health? From parental consent to vaccine exemptions, clean water to natural food, autism research, scientific transparency, fertility and beyond — standing for common sense policy and practice is no longer appreciated nor is it universally accepted. And yet, more and more people are unabashedly making it clear that they stand for these things. These include many who, at one point, could have cared less about the toxins all around us but have made the mission to remove them the hill they would die on. Of course, there are also veterans in this movement with decades of experience under their belts. Two such individuals are Mary Holland, Esq. and Polly Tommey. As the hosts of “This Week” on CHD.TV, they share important insights into developments and breaking news from the medical freedom front. Don’t miss this!

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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