When I was 16, my family’s entire kitchen was plastered with cut-outs of Gisele Bündchen from various fashion magazines. A beachside editorial adorned the cereal cabinet. A pantsuit-clad spread decorated the snack drawer. A page from the Victoria’s Secret catalog hung from the refrigerator. That spring, I had been instructed by my gymnastics coaches to “slim down” prior to my string of national competitions later that summer. Bündchen’s superhuman physique became my guiding light, though unhealthily. And it took me years to realize that her build was just that: superhuman. I spent the rest of high school bopping on and off the scale, inanely comparing myself to women who strutted down the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show catwalk year after year.
Infowars producer Marcos Morales joined Alex Jones to break down a personal vaccine story and revealed the adverse reaction his daughter experienced shortly after a round of shots.
“My way to fight back was I would give people factual information,” Morales said. “I’d give them the articles with the studies, the data and nothing really rang true with them unless my personal side came out and then I would say, ‘Well, you know when my first child came, the second time we visited the doctor we went a little later than our date so the doctor said we had to put four vaccines in that day because we missed the other two.’”
“I was a first time parent, I had no idea what I was doing, I didn’t do my homework obviously and so I went along with it and then that night… she just out-of-control started crying, her eyes were bright read, her head was on fire and she was inconsolable for three days and into the first night her fever spiked to 103.7.”
After calling the doctor, Marcos was told that his daughter was simply experiencing a “normal reaction.”
Unfortunately, countless other children have experienced even worse reactions to vaccines that have caused permanent damage.