Hep-B Vaccines for Newborns
Hepatitis-B is a viral attack on the iver which is
transmitted through sex, sharing needles or medical exposure. If needed, the HBV vaccination is
administered at or near birth and then again at three to six months of age. Hep-B
vaccinations don’t work and are very dangerous. There is evidence of almost immediate liver damage from
HBV shots or even liver gene mutations leading to liver cell death. There are also possible connections to
the HBV shot and the increase in Autism and SIDS. “Don't fall for their spin. Spare your child's future, and
yours, the agony of constant suffering and medical care from adverse vaccine
injury damage, if your baby survives at all. If a pregnant woman doesn't have
hepatitis-B, the HBV shouldn't even be considered.
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