One of the biggest heroes that I got to meet very early on right when I had made the film Vaxed

was Dr. Suzanne Humphreys, a nephroologist who was speaking out,

which sort of almost, I mean, sort of at the same time,

she was a quiet, beautiful, wonderful doctor,

but just had the voice of a lion

when it came to what she had discovered and probably one of the most important books ever written about vaccination.

When you hear somebody say, well, what about the polio vaccine?

Well, what about the smallpox vaccine that saved us are you

saying that that was bad too well you should read dissolving illusions and if you

had you would realize that one of the greatest heroes in history as we celebrate

great women in history especially in the area of medical health and freedom

it's Suzanne Humphreys and here is what she is like.

Dr. Suzanne Humphreys.

Dr. Suzanne Humphreys.

Dr. Suzanne Humphreys is a highly educated specialist in internal medicine and nephrology.

I don't have a horse in this race, I don't have a vaccine injured child.

What I did is I saw problems in my own patients. Everything changed for me in 2009 when I started noticing that vaccines given to patients on hospital

admission were causing problems on top of the acute illness.

I used to berate my friends into vaccinating.

I was that doctor.

He used to guilt my patients into vaccines.

I realized that I was miseducated

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