What exactly has changed in the vaccine schedule from the 90s to today?

I mean, it's like night and day.

We give over 80 vaccine doses to kids.

Back in the late 80s, early 90s, we gave about 24 vaccine doses.

When there are two months, four months, and six months, they get eight vaccines or nine vaccines at each of those visits.

What is the most gracious way and confident way to deny a vaccine to your pediatrician?

I don't know why any parent should feel they're obligated to be gracious about this.

As a parent, you can find the confidence to have the wisdom that you need to know how to raise your kids. No medical

professional is ever going to know your kids as well as you can.

You know A generation ago, pregnant women were rarely offered vaccines.

Today, they're being encouraged to get multiple

shots before their baby even takes their first breath. My guest today is Dr. Bob Sears, a pediatrician

in Orange County, California, vaccine educator and author of The Vaccine Book. He earned his medical

degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine and completed his pediatric residency

at Children's Hospital, Los Angeles. For decades, he's been one of the most outspoken voices advocating for informed

consent, parental choice, and a closer look at the risks and benefits of vaccination, especially

during pregnancy and early childhood. Maybe you remember Dr. Sears' first interview on

Culture Apothecary. If you miss that one or want to find any of my other

vaccine episodes, you can just Google or search Spotify or Apple with vaccine and culture apothecary.

If you use any keyword, I mean, it could be birth control culture apothecary. You will find every episode I've ever done on those topics.

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