Hepatitis B comes up in 6 chapters across 6 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from February 2018 to June 2022.
HIV Links and Nobel Laureate Luc Montagnier
The late Nobel Prize winner Luc Montagnier is cited for his claims that COVID-19 contained sequences similar to HIV. The host discusses reports of "false positive" HIV tests among the vaccinated and the emergence of unusual health issues like sudden hepatitis in children. These developments are linked back to the theory of immune system degradation.
Hospital Birth Complications and Post-Natal Medical Intervention
Greg Carlwood shares a personal account of his daughter's birth, which transitioned from a planned natural water birth to a high-intervention hospital stay. He expresses frustration over the immediate use of IV antibiotics and the pressure to administer vaccines, feeling that months of natural preparation were undone by the medical system.
Theory Lynn Carlwood, Emergency C-Section, and Hospital Realities
Greg Carlwood announces the birth of his daughter, Theory Lynn Carlwood, following a traumatic emergency C-section. The experience led to a shift in his perspective on Western medicine, acknowledging that the hospital system saved his daughter's life despite his previous criticisms. He details the challenges of the birth process, including his refusal of a Hepatitis B vaccine for the newborn and the importance of breastfeeding in the hospital.
Suzanne Humphreys, History of Vaccination and Renal Function
Dr. Christiane Northrup discusses the history of vaccinations, citing the work of nephrologist Suzanne Humphreys and her book Dissolving Illusions. The narrative details how Humphreys observed declining renal function in dialysis patients following routine adult vaccinations for pneumonia and shingles. Northrup argues that the current medical agenda has been developing for decades, specifically pointing to the introduction of Hepatitis B shots for infants in 1991.
CDC Lawsuit Regarding Vaccines and Autism Link
ICAN successfully sued the CDC to produce studies proving that vaccines given in the first six months of life do not cause autism. Del Bigtree reports that the CDC provided irrelevant studies on the MMR vaccine and thimerosal rather than the specific pediatric vaccines requested.
Hepatitis B Vaccine, Aluminum Toxicity and Infant Health
The Hepatitis B vaccine is criticized for being administered to infants within 12 hours of birth despite the low risk of transmission for newborns. The discussion focuses on the levels of aluminum hydroxide in the vaccine schedule, claiming that infants receive doses far exceeding FDA safety limits for neurological damage. Side effects listed on medical websites, such as extreme drowsiness and muscle weakness, are compared to common post-vaccination behaviors in babies.
