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The First Five Errors in Dissolving Illusions by Suzanne Humphries

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 31, 2024 / Alfred Russel Wallace, Benjamin Franklin, DDT, Dissolving Illusions, Leicester, mortality graphs, polio, propaganda, smallpox, SSPE, Suzanne Humphries

The book “Dissolving Illusions” by Suzanne Humphries challenges the role of vaccines and medical interventions in increasing lifespan and decreasing infectious disease mortality, using data and historical quotes. However, it has been criticized for cherry-picking evidence and promoting anti-vaccine propaganda. The book’s arguments against vaccines and their effectiveness have been debunked by scientific evidence and historical context.

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All Your Polio Questions Answered

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 21, 2024 / acute flaccid paralysis, correlation, DDT, diagnostic criteria, disease of development, Dissolving Illusions, infantile paralysis, polio, polio myths, Suzanne Humphries, Turtles All The Way Down

The need for further understanding of polio arises from its complex history, its emergence prior to vaccination, and the phenomena of its infectious and contagious nature. While anti-vaccine narratives seek to promote alternative theories, evidence points to polio as a disease influenced by societal development. Misinformation surrounding DDT and diagnostic criteria further muddy the issue, highlighting the necessity to dispel myths and promote accurate understanding.

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The First Five Errors in Turtles All The Way Down

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 18, 2024 / Albert Sabin, causation, coincidence, DDT, disease of development, hygiene, Mary Holland, mortality graphs, polio, saline placebo, sanitation, Turtles All The Way Down, vaccines work, Yehuda Shoenfeld

The book “Turtles All the Way Down: Vaccine Science and Myth” misleads readers with anti-vaccine propaganda. It distorts facts about vaccines to create unnecessary fear. The authors manipulate data to discredit the effectiveness of vaccines and promote misinformation. They cherry-pick studies and ignore evidence that contradicts their agenda. Their work lacks credibility and perpetuates baseless claims.

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The First Five Errors in the Moth in the Iron Lung Book

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 15, 2024 / aluminum, arsenic, Dan Olmstead, DDT, Edward C Rosenow, Forrest Maready, gypsy moth, heavy metals, hygiene, infantile paralysis, iron lung, Mark Blaxill, maternal antibodies, mercury poisoning, Mike Adams, peanut oil, polio, poliomyelitic strepotoccus, sanitation, teething, the Moth in the Iron Lung

Forrest Maready’s book “The Moth in the Iron Lung” presents unproven theories on the causes of polio outbreaks, such as blaming pesticides and DDT exposure. However, experts attribute historical polio epidemics to poor sanitation and the natural development of the disease. Contrary to Maready’s claims, evidence does not support a link between polio and pesticides like DDT.

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