In this 2.5-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about how the US mandates the most vaccines for children in the world and also has the highest rate of autism in the world, and has a high mortality rate for children under 5 (34th on the list of countries for infant mortality).

If vaccines are supposed to save lives as the CDC claims, and if vaccines do not cause autism, as the CDC claims, then what is causing this?

In this three-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about how as vaccines increased, autism increased.

In this one-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about how the flu vaccine has not saved any lives.

In this 3-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about measles outbreaks in vaccinated populations.

He shows six pie chart showing that:

In 1984, 58% of all school-aged children in the US who contracted measles were adequately vaccinated.

In 1985, there was a measles outbreak in Corpus Christie, Texas. The population was fully vaccinated (99%).

In 1986, there was a measles outbreak in Dane County, Wisconsin. 96% of the cases were in vaccinated people.

In 1988, 69% of all school-aged children in the US who contracted measles were adequately vaccinated.

In 1989, 89% of all school-aged children in the US are contracted measles were adequately vaccinated.

In 1995, 56% of all measles cases in the US occurred in people who were previously vaccinated.

In this 3-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about how the USA has the highest infant vaccination rate in the world, and yet the USA is number 41 on the infant mortality list (which is bad).

He notes that the USA has a very high rate of aged individuals being vaccinated, yet we are number 28 on the longevity list as of 2011.

He notes that the USA has the highest vaccine rate as well as the highest level of autism of five major countries.

(Are vaccines causing this?)

He asks if vaccines are decreasing the rate of childhood death due to infectious diseases as the FDA and CDC claims, then what is causing all of the excess infant deaths in the US making it number 41 on the infant mortality list?

He also asks why are there roughly 19,000 more babies dying in the USA every year than if the USA had the same infant mortality rate as Singapore or Sweden?

(Are vaccines causing this?)

“I’m going to show you that there is damn little proof that [ vaccines ] work, if any,” Boyd Haley notes.

In this one-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD talks about how deaths from measles in England and Wales had declined by 99.4% from 1901/1902 to 1968 when the measles vaccine was introduced.

In this 2.5-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD shows a chart of how influenza deaths in children under 5 increased from about 15 per year in 2002 to about 90 per year in 2003, a 6-fold increase, after the by the US CDC mandated flu vaccine in early childhood in mid-2002.

In this 1.5-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD shows a chart included in an article from the Washington Post, Oct 25, 2005 in an article titled As Vaccination Rates Rise, Flu Deaths Little Changed that says,

    ”Despite a rapid rise in vaccination among the elderly between 1980 and 1998, the death rate from flu-related illness in this population has remained flat.”
    “One implication: The vaccine is not all that effective in lowering the risk of death.”

— A Shot of Fear: Flu Death Risk Often Exaggerated; So Is Benefit of Vaccine: As Vaccination Rates Rise, Flu Deaths Little Changed written by Lisa Schwartz, MD, Steve Woloshin, MD and H. Gilbert Welch, MD as a Special in the Washington Post, Oct 25, 2005, F4.
    They are the authors of the book Overdiagnosed: Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health.

In this two-minute video clip Boyd Haley, PhD gives data showing that polio cases increased 2-4-fold in five (5) places in the US where the polio vaccine was made compulsory by law.

He also shows that polio rates had already decreased dramatically in the Dominican Republic before the polio vaccine was instituted.

He refers to this as the polio myth.

In the attached one-minute video, Boyd Haley, PhD describes how the polio vaccine was not responsible for a decline in deaths from polio, but instead the decrease in deaths from polio (and other infectious diseases) occured because of good hygiene, good food and good housing and occurred before the polio vaccine was instituted.

About Boyd Haley, PhD

Boyd Haley, PhD has a PhD in both chemistry and biochemistry.

Boyd Haley, PhD is a former Chairman & Professor of the Department of Chemistry at the University of Kentucky.

Boyd Haley, PhD is a permanent member of the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) Biomedical Sciences, Study Section.