Why Hep B vaccines for infants?

[Guest guest]

Because the Hep B vaccine causes so much neurological damage that to give it for

the first time to someone who is of age to be at risk for contracting Hep B it

is too obvious that it is causing problems. By giving the first dose to a

newborn, you avoid the messy inconvenience of having a baseline personality or

cognitive ability for comparison of before and after.

Subsequent doses of Hep B may cause incrimental additional damage, but it will

not be so blatantly obvious just how destructive this shot is.

What makes it even worse is that Hep B is mostly a contrived epidemic, with the

numbers grossly inflated over reality.

And what makes it even worse is that all this damage is being done to neonates

while any possible prophylactic benefit will wear off long before these kids are

old enough to be at risk of prostitution, chronic unprotected sex with multiple

partners or intravenus drug usage.

The public health officials who ok'd the use of Hep B vaccine for infants should

be brought up on aggravated assault charges, times 4 million, times 20 years.