Burgermeister
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Common sense guidance from a government entity in the U.S. Weird.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida Department of Health this week advised against using mRNA COVID-19 vaccines heading into the fall and winter, typically a season with an uptick in respiratory illness.
The department said that for those 65 and older with underlying health conditions concerned about COVID-19, providers should “prioritize patient access to non-mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and treatment.”
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said in the new guidance that Floridians should prioritize being active, minimize processed foods, prioritize vegetables and healthy fats, and to spend time outdoors to improve vitamin D levels.
So we have one state saying stay away from this crap, and it's still on the federal childhood vaccine schedule for 6 month old babies. Our federal government - pharma cabal has to be destroyed. Kennedy is the only one who will do it.
flvoicenews.com
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The Florida Department of Health this week advised against using mRNA COVID-19 vaccines heading into the fall and winter, typically a season with an uptick in respiratory illness.
The department said that for those 65 and older with underlying health conditions concerned about COVID-19, providers should “prioritize patient access to non-mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and treatment.”
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said in the new guidance that Floridians should prioritize being active, minimize processed foods, prioritize vegetables and healthy fats, and to spend time outdoors to improve vitamin D levels.
So we have one state saying stay away from this crap, and it's still on the federal childhood vaccine schedule for 6 month old babies. Our federal government - pharma cabal has to be destroyed. Kennedy is the only one who will do it.
Florida advises against use of mRNA COVID vaccine heading into the fall and winter
The Florida Department of Health this week advised against using mRNA COVID-19 vaccines heading into the fall and winter, typically a season with an uptick in respiratory illness.
flvoicenews.com
