A Peer-Review of the Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated Study Discussed at the Senate Hearing on September 9, 2025
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https://doi.org/10.56098/vse7qq65Keywords:
adverse events, autism, auto-immunity, ASHD, brain dysfunction, chronic healthconditions, COVID-19 vaccination, epilepsy, mental health disorder, behavioral delay, developmental delay, learning disability, intellectual disability, speech disorder, motor disability, neurological disorder, seizures, tics, vaccinated versus unvaccinatedAbstract
The study by Lamerato et al. (2020-2025) is one of the most comprehensive real-world demonstrations ever conducted showing a dramatic increase in chronic illness attributable to compliance with the CDC childhood vaccine schedule. That list of shots was still growing during the time the study in question was conducted and as of the time of this writing now “recommends” 81 quasi-mandated doses of vaccines between birth and age 18 plus various additional ones. Between 2020 and 2022, at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, Lois Lamerato, PhD, Abigail Chatfield, MS, Amy Tang, PhD, and Marcus Zervos, MD — the latter being the researcher who had helped solve the water problem in Flint, Michigan — found that exposure to one or more vaccines was associated at a bare minimum with at least “an overall 2.5-fold increase in the likelihood of developing a chronic health condition” (p. 1). The unvaccinated cohort of 1,957 individuals received no doses of the vaccines on the CDC schedule whereas the median number of vaccinations received by the 16,511 individuals in the vaccinated cohort was 18. The original report — though not peer-reviewed until here and now — is in the public record of the US Senate Hearing on September 9, 2025 conducted by Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin. Our deeper look at the data shows that for symptoms characteristic of neuropathies in the autism spectrum, there is a 5.491-fold increase in the vaccinated cohort. Of the 22 chronic disease conditions studied, proportional contrasts always favor the unvaccinated. The most dramatic contrasts occurred in asthma, autism, auto-immunity, ADHD, brain dysfunction, mental health disorders, behavioral disability, developmental delay, learning disability, intellectual disability, speech disorder, motor disability, tics, other disability disorder, neurological disorder, and seizure disorder. At ten years of follow-up, 57% of the vaccinated cohort had at least one chronic disorder, compared with 17% in the unvaccinated.
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