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Do Vaccines Cause Bell’s Palsy?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 26, 2018 / adjuvants, Bell's Palsy, case reports, facial asymmetry, facial nerve, hierarchy of evidence, natural immunity, paralysis, Sir Charles Bell, vaccine injury, vaccine injury stories, vaccine safety systems

Do you think that vaccines cause Bell’s Palsy?

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What Is a Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 24, 2018 / active immunity, adjuvants, antigens, Edward Jenner, eradicated diseases, herd immunity, incubation period, live vaccines, passive immunity, placebos, quarantines, saline placebo, shedding, titer testing, titers, vaccine definitions, Vaccine Education, vaccine glossary, vaccinia, variolation

A vaccine stimulates your immune system, providing active immunity and protecting you from disease.

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Which Flu Vaccine Should You Get?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 15, 2018 / adjuvants, aluminum, egg allergy, eggs, flu, flu myths, flu season, flu shot myths, flu shots, flu vaccines, Fluad, Flublok, FluceIvax, FluMist, food allergies, hidden ingredients, influenza, thimerosal, thimerosal-free, vaccine strains

Are you confused about which type of flu vaccine to get this year?

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Who Is Chris Exley?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 6, 2018 / adjuvants, aluminium, aluminum, Alzheimer’s disease, anti-vaccine heroes, ASIA, autism, Barbara Loe Fisher, Chris Exley, CMSRI, gardasil, germ-theory denialism, Keele University, Larry Palevsky, toxins, vaccine laws

Have you heard of Professor Chris Exley and his research on aluminum toxicity?

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