All forms of quackery
There has been a lot of talk about people believing that vaccines are not safe or necessary. There is also a belief that vaccines cause autism. This could not be further from the truth. The United States' Center for Disease Control has a long-running vaccine safety program and closely monitors the safety of vaccines. Part… Continue reading Quack Myth Exposed: Vaccines are Unsafe and Unnecessary
There is a company called All-Star Nutrition that markets pro and prebiotics to treat autism. This is what they say: "We don't listen to so-called experts that tell us there's nothing we can do to help our kids. We are parents who never give up. we are motivated by helping our kids reach their potential… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: All Star Probiotics
Myths: HPV Vaccine is not safe. Fact: The HPV vaccine is safe and doesn't contribute to any serious health issues. Any vaccine or medication can cause mild reactions. The most common is pain or redness at the injection site. Other typical side effects are : 1. low-grade fever 2. headache or feeling tired 3. nausea… Continue reading Quackery Myth: Safety of HPV Vaccine
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fierceautie/episodes/Update-Quackery-Raw-Camels-Milk-for-Autism-e2j2upm When I came across this, it was through an Autism One quack, who is white, saying that raw camel milk "improved autism symptoms." I hyper focused on this and did not realize it has a cultural significance so I broadened this blog in order to not harm anyone. Camels are Mentioned in the… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: Raw Camel's Milk for Autism
In the anti-vaxxer community, there is a belief that there is a connection between Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) and vaccines. Babies receive multiple vaccines when they are between 2 and 4 months old. This is the age range that is most common for SIDS. This has led people to believe the two are related.… Continue reading Quack Myth: The SIDS and Vaccine Connection
Aviva Seigler 