What are Adam Ringham's views on infant vaccination schedules and their impact on child health?

Adam Ringham has expressed concerns about the current infant vaccination schedules. He believes that vaccinating every child in America at birth for diseases that most children are at zero risk of contracting may not be the best approach. He also questions the timing of certain vaccines, such as the Hep B vaccine, which he says was moved to birth primarily for financial reasons.

Adam also raises concerns about the safety trials for vaccines, the use of non-inert placebos, and the high levels of aluminum in some vaccines. He suggests that these factors could potentially pose risks to infants whose immune systems are still developing.

However, it's important to note that these views are not universally accepted and many medical professionals strongly advocate for the current vaccination schedules due to their effectiveness in preventing serious diseases.

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