Healing From Vaccines Episode 7
Featuring Dr. Christopher Shade
Dr. Chris Shade came to his profession by a circuitous route. After first studying environmental science organic farming, and the effect of mercury on the environment, he realized that it’s not just the environment that’s suffering from a toxic mercury burden—it’s happening in our bodies, too. This led Dr. Shade to focus on health and wellness and to found Quicksilver Scientific (a company that specializes in heavy-metal testing and natural healing. In module 7, Dr. Shade will explain that vaccine injury is an inflammatory immune-based response. The viruses and toxins in vaccines “light a fire” in the body that starts inflammation, and this causes anxiety, brain fog, and neurotransmitter imbalances—which can manifest as behavior issues. In vaccine injury, toxins get “locked in,” unable to escape via the normal route. They then leak out through the skin and build up in the brain and kidneys.
In healing vaccine injury, Dr. Shade uses a layered approach. The first layer addresses the autonomic nervous system, the second restore proper liver directionality (allowing toxins to exit the body). Then, he works to calm the immune system and finally detox the body. If you’ve ever tried to detox and ended up feeling worse instead of better, it’s likely because these steps weren’t taken in the correct order—some detox plans can lead to a release of toxins that don’t have a way to escape, making you feel even sicker. The goal is to mobilize, bind and then dump toxins. Dr. Shade works closely with patients to ensure that the detox process is effective, and he sees amazing results.
If you or your child has had even a mild reaction to a vaccine (fever, etc.), Dr. Shade suggests that you take action. Your body overreacts, thinking it’s under assault when it’s faced with the unnatural situation of being injected with toxins. Sticking to a diet free of sugars and full of good fats and fresh produce, avoiding GMOs and pesticides, and avoiding EMFs and blue light are all good things you can do at home to start the healing process.