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Vaccines Tricking Your Immune System - the Benefits and Risks

July 25, 2025 • Donald Schoeff R.Ph.

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Summary: This episode attempts to clarify how vaccines are made, how they are intended to interact with the immune system, and how important it is to obtain an unbiased source of information about the risks and benefits of a vaccine. Utilize your healthcare team.

Topics:

· Polio Vaccines 01:00

· Risk-Benefit 02:00

· Vaccines-Autism 03:00

· Modern Medicine 04:15

· Autism – DSM 06:00

· Immune System (learning what is you) 08:00

· Innate & Acquiered Immunity 11:00

· Chicken Pox Exposure and Shingrix 13:30

· Types of Vaccines 14:45

· Live Attenuated Vaccines 15:30

· Inactivated Vaccines 16:30

· Subunit Vaccines 17:30

· Toxoid Vaccines (Tetanus) 18:15

· Viral Vector

· mRNA 19:10

· BIAS – Remove it 23:30

· CDC Vaccine Risk – Benefit Site 24:50

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Donald J. Schoeff, R.Ph.

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