In an April 16th interview with Polly Tommy, Dr. Paul Thomas explained how the American

medical establishment incentivizes pediatricians to fully vaccinate their young patients

and finds them if they don't. Vaccinations that have been

proven to cause more death and harm than the diseases they are said to be preventing.

Well, as other practices started kicking people out of their practices if they weren't following

the CDC schedule, I was getting more and more families who didn't want to do any vaccines,

which was fine with me. So we didn't want to do any vaccines, which was fine

with me. So we took an entire month of every single billing sheet. And on every visit, on the

back of that, our providers would mark off what vaccines we recommend according to the CDC

schedule. Families could decline them. And then our billing department, insurance company by insurance

company, vaccine by vaccine, we looked at how much money was being lost for vaccines that were

refused, just the admin fee. So there's three main ways you make money off of vaccines and

pediatrics. The number one is the admin fee.

And you get about, it depends on the insurance company, every contract's different, but I would average it out to say about $40 for the first antigen and $20 for each subsequent antigen. So let's just say a two-month well baby visit. There's a DPT, that's three shots, three antigens. Pravnar D, Hepb, Pollyolodovirus, six shots, three antigens. Hib, Prevnar, Hep B, polio, rotavirus, six shots, eight antigens, about $240.

Thank you for giving those shots.

Multiply that by the fact that I was getting 30 to 40 newborns per month.

They're coming in repeatedly at two months, four months, six months, nine months, twelve months,

15, 18 months, and age two. So we looked at the admin fee loss and from my practice that was billing at that time

about three million gross, we were losing a million dollars, over a million dollars,

in vaccines that were refused. So you cannot stay in business if you're not giving pretty close

to the CDC schedule. It just doesn't pencil out

economically at all. Let me tell you about the other two ways we make money from vaccines. One is the

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