Course Category: Vaccines
Courses regarding Vaccines and their impact on you.
Vaccines in America – Approval Process
Join me on this journey to learn how a vaccine goes from concept to distribution of product. Federal agencies, clinical trials, FDA, ACIP, we will touch on it all.
Vaccines in America – Vaccine Injury
You most likely know someone who suffered a vaccine injury, even if you aren’t aware of it. The sad thing is that many injuries are downplayed and normalized, making it difficult for the injured to understand what has transpired. The Vaccine Injury course will teach you about vaccine injuries, the Vaccine Injury Compensation table, VAERS, …
Vaccines in America – Vaccine Law
Vaccination laws have been in place in the US since 1905 with the passage of Jacobson vs Massachusetts, when the US government ruled that the good of all public health supersedes the right of the individual. What has happened since then and where are we headed? Or might we already be there?
Vaccines in America – Vaccine Politics
This short course will give you a good understanding of how the politics surrounding vaccines and other drugs are not meant to help the injured, but instead protect the manufacturers in every way.
Pregnancy Series – Vitamin K
Is Vitamin K really a vitamin? You may be surprised to learn what Vitamin K really is, what the ingredients are and why it is given. This course will arm you with the knowledge you need to make an informed decision in determining if this injection is necessary.
Pregnancy Series – Vaccines in Pregnancy
Until recently, pregnant women have been advised to avoid all types of medications, including over-the-counter preparations. What changed? This course will take you on a deep dive of the approval process of Tdap and Influenza vaccines, what the risks are and what may be coming down the pike.
Teen Series – Gardasil
What is HPV? How often does it occur and does it really cause cancer? What about the Gardasil and Cervarix vaccines? What impact do their ingredients have on the body? Are they “safe”? Sometimes the fear of the diagnosis interferes with the thought process of being able to ask the right questions and digest the …
