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Video: Newborns and the Hepatitis B Vaccine

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Have you ever wondered why infants are given a Hepatitis B vaccine at birth? It makes absolutely no sense because Hepatitis B is a disease contracted through risky behavior such as unprotected sex and dirty needles (which newborns simply do not do).

As Dr. Mercola passionately explains in this video, the only legitimate reason to inject helpless newborns with this vaccine is if the mother is infected with Hepatitis B. If the mother is not infected, then the baby gets all the risk of a vaccine when they are at their most vulnerable with absolutely zero benefit.

If you have made the decision to have your baby in the hospital rather than at home then stand up for yourself and your baby and refuse this shot if you are not infected. You have that right and you have that responsibility to your child. Please email this video to every pregnant woman you know.

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