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Speaker 3: CNN's Harry Inton has been doing a lot of polling

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Speaker 4: Four months of the Donald Trump presidency, that you expect

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Speaker 3: In April of twenty fifteen, so a year before, year

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Speaker 3: There's an active dialogue into how we can do better

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Speaker 10: For my big issues regarding vaccines, and these are the

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Speaker 10: In nineteen eighty six, Congress enacted legislation removing all liability

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Speaker 10: We are taught to memorize the vaccine schedule.

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Speaker 10: Billion dollars with a bee has been paid to vaccine

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Speaker 10: There appears to be a conflict of interest regarding payments

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Speaker 10: There's a lack of informed consents, and I was one

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Speaker 10: And again, to be completely transparent with you, I had

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Speaker 10: compensation program or a telephone number to call. Absolutely deplorable

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Speaker 2: Number six.

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Speaker 10: There's a lack of transparency regarding vaccine complications, and worse,

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Speaker 10: you're being shamed as patients for suggesting that you were

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Speaker 10: the office and diagnose strep throte and give them penicillin

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Speaker 10: and either the mom or the patient themselves calls and

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Speaker 10: tells me that they developed a rash, there is zero question.

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Speaker 10: The chart now states they have an l to penicillin

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Speaker 10: and we'll never be given it again. Why don't we

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Speaker 10: believe parents and patience when they tell us they have

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Speaker 10: had an adverse event regarding a vaccine. It doesn't make

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Speaker 10: sense to me as a medical professional. I apologize for

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Speaker 10: the being emotional. Number seven. Actually I don't apologize. Number seven.

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Speaker 10: Why do the placebos and vaccine studies contain the adjivis

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Speaker 10: like mercury and aluminum. Aren't placebos supposed to be inert?

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Speaker 10: In other words, if you're comparing let's say, the Hepatitis

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Speaker 10: a metal?

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Speaker 11: If the concern could possibly be the metal itself that's

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Speaker 11: triggering the autoimmunity that doctor lyons Wiler had so eloquently

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Speaker 2: Number eight.

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Speaker 10: Why has the rate of autism spectrum disorder gone from

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Speaker 10: one in one thousand in nineteen nineties I was taught

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Speaker 10: to one in forty eight in twenty seventeen. Is there

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Speaker 10: increase in the diagnosis not only of ASD. We certainly

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Speaker 10: know about us all risk of giambreat but what about

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Speaker 10: attention deficit disorder, mood disorders in children, and just the

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Speaker 10: overall chronic disease epidemic in this country. I mean, we

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Speaker 10: are a very sick population, and I'm not trying to

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Speaker 10: be dramatic, but we're currently spending three and a half

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Speaker 10: getting for that. As a physician and all physicians, we

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Speaker 10: take the hippocratic oath and we say no premium no chieri.

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Speaker 2: First, do no.

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Speaker 10: Harm and not providing in form consent regarding a vaccine

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Speaker 10: and then ultimately discovering patients had adverse reactions to that

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Speaker 10: intervention is a direct violation of ADOS. There's much work

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Speaker 10: to be done in this area as pharma is literally

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Speaker 10: racing to provide us with more life saving vaccines.

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Speaker 2: Let me tell your friends.

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Speaker 10: They are working on over one hundred and forty vaccines

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Speaker 10: at this time.

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Speaker 2: Beware this is coming.

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Speaker 10: Throughout two tenty seventeen, I received a tremendous outpouring of

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Speaker 10: to say thank you to everyone for helping me keep

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Speaker 10: my chin up during a difficult year. My partner, doctor

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Speaker 10: Jessica Hutchins, who is working with me at Inspire Wellness,

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Speaker 10: my family of course, Michelle from OAMF and Stephanie doctor

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Speaker 10: lyons Wiler have been in my corner and what I

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Speaker 10: now realized that this has been the kick in the

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Speaker 10: behind that I personally needed to get out from under

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Speaker 10: a multi billion dollar conglomerate in order to really do

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Speaker 10: the work that I feel needs to be done, both

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Speaker 10: in educating the public and taking care of my patients

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Speaker 10: any that have any chronic disease, but in the way

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Speaker 10: that I really feel they need to be treated, not

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Speaker 10: based on protocols, and not under the thumb of a

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Speaker 10: watchful eye telling me I must do this or do

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Speaker 10: that or risk termination.

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Speaker 2: Please don't feel sorry for me. I believe the universe

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Speaker 2: is calling me to do a higher purpose, and.

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Speaker 10: I will begin realizing that dream this coming Monday on

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Speaker 10: January fifteenth, when my new medical practice, Inspire Wellness, opens

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Speaker 10: in Beachwood, Ohio. I will continue to fight for the

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Speaker 10: rights of all patients, including the right to informed consent,

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Speaker 10: and along with that, we must push to uncover the

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Speaker 10: truths around vaccines, the real safety and efficacy data, not

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Speaker 10: the ones that either the government or Big Pharma wants

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Speaker 10: us to see. And we must begin to truly understand

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Speaker 10: the direct link if there is one that I do

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Speaker 10: believe that occurs in at risk populations for developing neurodevelopment

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Speaker 10: mental disorders like yan Bereat that mister Bailey suffered from

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Speaker 10: autism spectrum disorder ADHD mood disorders as I spoke about.

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Speaker 10: But folks all chronic disease. This is all on the

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Speaker 10: table and we must keep our eyes and ears open.

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Speaker 2: And as I learned when I first.

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Speaker 10: Stepped into the Wellness Institute, be open to new ways

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Speaker 10: of thinking. And that's what we all need to do

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Speaker 10: in medicine, reported