In the latest episode of With The Wind, Dr. Paul Thomas is joined by Dr. Kelly Sutton, M.D., to discuss how parents can reclaim control over their family’s health in today’s fast-evolving medical landscape. Dr. Sutton, a seasoned family practitioner with a wealth of experience, dives into the profound shifts in healthcare and how parents can navigate them with confidence and awareness.

You may remember Kat and April of Moms Off The Record when they were guests on With the Wind last year, or when I was interviewed by them on their podcast in a viral episode that has made an impact on tens of thousands of you across the world.

In this episode of With The Wind, Dr. Paul sits down with Dr. Meryl Nass, an expert in bioweapons and global health. Together, they explore the controversial topic of the Monkeypox vaccine, its safety, and the potential risks it poses, particularly for children. As vaccine rollouts continue, questions arise about the true necessity of this vaccine and whether it is as harmless as claimed.

​In this episode of With The Wind, Dr. Paul sits down with Dr. Meryl Nass, an expert in bioweapons and global health. Together, they explore the controversial topic of the Monkeypox vaccine, its safety, and the potential risks it poses, particularly for children. As vaccine rollouts continue, questions arise about the true necessity of this vaccine and whether it is as harmless as claimed.

​Dr. Nass begins by providing a historical perspective on Monkeypox, explaining how it was once a rare disease, with few cases outside of Africa until recent outbreaks. In fact, she notes, Monkeypox was never considered a significant threat in the West. However, in recent years, the U.S. government has been pushing for the development of vaccines like JYNNEOS, despite the absence of widespread cases.

Dr. Nass emphasizes the concerning issues surrounding the safety of the current Monkeypox vaccine, particularly its connection to myocarditis and other heart-related complications. She states, 
"The thing is, like the Covid vaccines and like the original smallpox vaccines, this vaccine does cause inflammation of your heart. And so, it when that happens, you are susceptible to cardiac arrhythmias, heart attacks, and sudden death." 
— Dr. Meryl Nass, M.D.

​Dr. Paul and Dr. Nass further discuss how the vaccine was developed without proper testing, particularly in children, and how it was fast-tracked due to governmental pressure. Despite the claims of its effectiveness, there is little evidence to support that it prevents Monkeypox, with troubling reports that the vaccine has even caused the disease in vaccinated individuals.

Conclusion:
​The conversation highlights the importance of remaining critical of vaccine recommendations, especially when the safety data is incomplete. Dr. Nass urges families to be cautious about opting for this vaccine, particularly for children, until more reliable data is available. Dr. Paul reinforces the need to make informed decisions based on facts, not fear.

Natural Ways to Support Your Child's Health
In addition to vaccine injury, Dr. Parks stresses the value of breastfeeding and providing children with a nutrient-rich diet as essential ways to support a healthy immune system. She discusses the powerful protection provided by breast milk and how parents can offer alternatives when breastfeeding isn’t an option.

For more in-depth information on supporting your child's health, you can explore resources on With the Wind: SCIENCE Revealed with Dr. Paul Thomas and the Childhood Vaccine - Vaccine Injury-Teaching Alliance. Additionally, Dr. Parks offers exclusive content through her VITA membership, where parents can gain access to tools for detoxing, testing, and building a stronger immune system.