Topic: Allergic Reaction

Del Bigtree describes his strategy for discussing vaccine mandates with politicians, using penicillin as an analogy for pharmaceutical risk. He argues that because every drug carries a risk of fatal allergic reactions, the government must define what number of "accepted casualties" is permissible for public health goals. Bigtree recounts a confrontation with a CDC official in Washington who admitted the agency lacks specific data on the number of children expected to die as a result of mandated vaccination programs.

Dr. Lieberman redefines stress as a physiological or psycho-emotional "allergic reaction" to specific aspects of one's life, such as environments or relationships. He posits that 90% of disease is attributable to this reactivity. The goal of wellness, in his view, is to move from a state of recoil to a state of neutrality or embrace regarding uncomfortable stimuli, thereby eliminating the catalysts for disease.