The Ugly History of Vaccines: Part 1 | Dr. Suzanne Humphries

In 2008, Dr. Suzanne Humphries noticed that her patients were being vaccinated in the hospital she worked at with a signature bearing her name. She did not consent to this, but it was part of a new hospital policy at the time.

This incident pushed her to look into vaccination.

She spent the next ten years in the depths of medical research, vaccination history, immunology and the child vaccination program. From smallpox to polio to modern times.

The results of her research have been eye-opening, which she has published in two books, “Dissolving Illusions” and “Rising From The Dead.”

Today we will discuss what she uncovered about the early history of vaccines.

Watch part 2 here.

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