Should You Delay Vaccines? Dr. Michael Myers on Safety, Preservatives, and Pandemic Readiness | Mama Mentors
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Dr. Michael Myers dives deep into vaccine timing and safety, explaining why spreading out shots increases infection risk and doesn’t reduce infant stress (cortisol data) while potentially fueling needle phobia and added preservative exposure. He unpacks combination vaccines, the measles resurgence, and the science on preservatives like thimerosal and aluminum—why amounts in vaccines are far below everyday environmental exposure. Dr. Myers reviews COVID-era lessons, including rare Johnson & Johnson clotting events, long COVID, messaging missteps, and current gaps in pandemic preparedness (WHO withdrawal, mRNA funding cuts, airport screening). We discuss universal vs. risk‑based recommendations, why he supports hepatitis B at birth, and when shared clinical decision-making fits. Plus, practical ways to bolster kids’ immune health beyond vaccines—normal germ exposure, pets, play, diet—without fear. He also addresses vaccine industry concentration, the role of FDA/CDC oversight, and how to stay informed.
Hear about his new book, The Vaccine Bible, and where to find him: drmikemyers.com.