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Dear FDA,
Thank you for allowing Scott Gottlieb to be the commissioner of FDA and then allowing him to profit from Pfizer the drug company.
Thank you for telling us the risk of coconut oil 🥥 and recommending GMO canola oil instead. Synthetically processed oils over natural God given coconut oil. Whew! Close call! Almost ate something healthy, there!
Thank you for recommending Frosted Flakes over fruit! Of course, dead food in a box coated in sugar would be healthier than enzymes and fiber rich, nutrient dense, delicious fruit. What was I thinking!? 🤦🏻‍♀️
Thank you for the blessing of artificial sweeteners! We now know of their toxic effects on the brain and ability to cause cancer. If we would have simply stuck to all natural sweeteners, the pharmaceutical companies would have gone out of business. Can’t have that!
Thank you for processed dairy loaded with hormones and antibiotics! It does a body good... even the 7 year olds with breast buds and behavioral issues.. we thank you!
Thank you for Red Dye #40 and Yellow #5 linked to cancer and proven to cause hyperactivity in kids... we mom's especially thank you. Big hugs on that one. How else would our kids eat their food if it wasn’t brightly colored?
Thank you for all the synthetic preservatives, additives, BHT, palm oil, high fructose corn syrup, TBHQ, and so many others that cause harm... so that our food can last on the shelf for up to 20 years. Awesome!
It feels soooooo GOOD to have a government agency that is NOT influenced by special interest money, that simply looks out for the “greater good” of America, and the health of the people.

Eat up America!!! 🍽

Chemical crap storm for everyone!!!

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Aluminum content per vaccine:

Hib (PedVaxHib brand only) – 225 mcg per shot

Hepatitis B – 250 mcg

DTaP – depending on the manufacturer, 170 to 625 mcg

Pneumococcus – 125 mcg

Hepatitis A – 250 mcg

HPV – 225 mcg

Pentacel (DTaP, HIB and Polio combo vaccine) – 330 mcg
Pediarix (DTaP, Hep B and Polio combo vaccine) – 850 mcg

Many times 2-8 vaccines are given at once topping 1,000 mcg per doctor's appointment.
So doing some math — the following are examples of weight with their corresponding maximum levels of aluminum by consumption- aka eating it, per the FDA:

8 pound, healthy baby: 18.16 mcg of aluminum

15 pound, healthy baby: 34.05 mcg of aluminum
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