Social Texas Children Treated for Vitamin A Toxicity as Disinformation Spreads [Measles Outbreak]

[Seano]

You didn't post the whole interview where he recommends cod liver oil.


FTFY

 

[Rod1]

He does mention it. He said providers are getting good results with cod liver oil. You couldn't even watch a 3 minute video I linked for you. It literally couldn't be any easier than this.

Providers don't give you cod liver oil man, they give you vitamin A supplements

 

[Crazy Source]

Providers don't give you cod liver oil man, they give you vitamin A supplements

Get them kids to chug that cod liver oil like a boss.

 

[Young Calf Kick]

lmao America once again proving it’s the biggest failed state in the world

degens

 

[PhitePhan]

Or....and stay with me here.....parents could administer the MMR vaccine and their children won't get measles in the first place.

But then they would be exposing their healthy child, who has a .0001% chance of death, to an “inadequately” studied vaccine KNOWN to cause febrile seizures (which are associated with increased risk of epilepsy) and other health problems.

 

[Rod1]

And here we go…. Without fail.

That study faced criticism for its inaccurate methods of analysis. And look at the cast of characters conducting it— like Pierre Kory, who traffics in bizarre CTs and is the President and Chief Medical Officer for a weird-ass right wing pro-ivermectin group. —Paul Marik was found to be prescribing opiates and benzodiazepines to people who weren’t his patients, and had other wildly biased studies in which he found supposed results of things that were widely criticized and couldn’t be replicated.
—Joseph Varon is a major anti-vaxxed and is aligned with RFK.

And wouldn’t you know it, they’re just claim to find these magical Ivermectin results that weren’t found in other studies.

—Ivermectin was tested at at higher doses, it wasn’t effective.
—Ivermectin was tested when used early, it wasn’t effective.
—In 2022, the largest study some up to that point tested whether it improves recovery time from COVID, it wasn’t effective,
—It was tested to see if it deuces hospitalizations, and it wasn’t effective.
—They tested it to see if it would at least help with mild symptoms, and spoiler alert, it wasn’t effective.

And studies continue to be done, like this event one. Guess what they found?
It wasn’t effective.


But it’s worse than just innerective; use of ivermectin to treat COVID has a variety of potentially serious consequences. Even when prescribed for its actual purpose, the use of ivermectin can cause serious harm to people for various reasons.


As a “treatment” for COVID, it’s garbage.

 

[Rod1]

But then they would be exposing their healthy child, who has a .0001% chance of death, to an “inadequately” studied vaccine KNOWN to cause febrile seizures (which are associated with increased risk of epilepsy) and other health problems.

Not sure is serious.

 

[Bathwater]

Not sure is serious.

Serious but also retarded.

 

[Renard]

Providers don't give you cod liver oil man, they give you vitamin A supplements

There's vitamin A in cod liver oil. It's retinol, the form of vitamin A that's most easily absorbed. What's funny about this is that to the extent that the cod liver oil thing could be construed as "dangerous misinformation" it would be because cod liver oil gives you very little vitamin A. There are injections of vitamin A available with a very high amount in case someone needs a lot in a short amount of time. So if providers are truly giving people cod liver oil in the acute phase of the disease, the patient might not be getting enough vitamin A. Literally the opposite of the title.

 

[Crazy Source]

But then they would be exposing their healthy child, who has a .0001% chance of death, to an “inadequately” studied vaccine KNOWN to cause febrile seizures (which are associated with increased risk of epilepsy) and other health problems.

You are an insane person. We have already crossed paths before. I refuted your BS with numbers then, but I won't waste my time again. Get lost.

 

[Voodoo_Child906]

But then they would be exposing their healthy child, who has a .0001% chance of death, to an “inadequately” studied vaccine KNOWN to cause febrile seizures (which are associated with increased risk of epilepsy) and other health problems.

Don't Measles, Mumps and Rubella give you febrile seizures at a higher rate?

 

[CantCucktheTuck]

this is it

 

[PhitePhan]

Not sure is serious.

Very serious, and everything I wrote is true. Research shows a 1/640 rate if febrile seizures with the MMR (this is higher with MMRV) and independent research found MMR safety studies to be “largely inadequate.” Their updated review in 2020 noted similarly: “Our certainty (confidence) in the evidence is slightly limited by the design of most of the studies.”

 

[PhitePhan]

Don't Measles, Mumps and Rubella give you febrile seizures at a higher rate?

Maybe, what does the research say? I can only find vague references to numbers from CDC about a rate of 1/1000 with measles… but finding their actual source for these numbers is difficult and they also claim death rate from measles is 1/500 which is demonstrably false.

Also, to know real risk, we’d have to calculate individual risk factors, something that vaccine proponents are vehemently against for some reason.

 

[Jeffy37]

I am sorry, but this situation with Kennedy, and having him in the job where he currently resides can only be the product of collective stupidity. No single person could create this situation; it took stupidity stacked on the shoulders of many for this to come about. Everyone knew Trump would be putting Kennedy in this position before the election.

Collective stupidity refers to situations where group dynamics lead to poor decision-making, often resulting in outcomes that are less intelligent than individual decisions would be. This phenomenon contrasts with collective intelligence, where group collaboration leads to superior outcomes.

Several psychological and sociological factors contribute to collective stupidity:

Groupthink: This occurs when the desire for harmony or conformity within a group suppresses dissenting viewpoints, leading to irrational or dysfunctional decision-making. Members may self-censor or ignore alternatives to maintain consensus, often resulting in flawed outcomes.

Pluralistic Ignorance: This is a situation where individuals mistakenly believe that their private opinions are in the minority, leading them to conform to a perceived majority view that may not actually exist. This misperception can perpetuate behaviors or beliefs that few actually endorse.

Herd Behavior: In this scenario, individuals mimic the actions of a larger group, often ignoring their own instincts or information. This can lead to phenomena like financial bubbles or mass panics, where the collective action is based on the assumption that the majority must be correct.

Majority Illusion: This occurs in social networks when certain individuals appear more frequently or prominently, leading others to overestimate the prevalence of certain behaviors or opinions. This skewed perception can cause individuals to adopt behaviors they believe are more common than they actually are.

Social Influence and Conformity: The pressure to conform to group norms can suppress individual critical thinking. When individuals prioritize group acceptance over independent analysis, it can lead to collective decisions that are not well thought out.

So you are mad at Texas? Don't the states control the states hold majority of healthcare over the Federal government?

 

[Voodoo_Child906]

Maybe, what does the research say? I can only find vague references to numbers from CDC about a rate of 1/1000 with measles… but finding their actual source for these numbers is difficult and they also claim death rate from measles is 1/500 which is demonstrably false.

Febrile seizures are caused by a rapid rise in body temperature (fever)

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/febrile-seizure/symptoms-causes/syc-20372522

"A febrile seizure is a convulsion in a child that's caused by a fever. The fever is often from an infection."

Measles cause a fever

https://www.cdc.gov/measles/signs-symptoms/index.html

"Measles symptoms appear 7 to 14 days after contact with the virus. Measles typically begins with:

• High fever (may spike to more than 104°"

I asked ChatGPT about the risks for both and the response was:

Yes, both measles infection and the MMR vaccine can cause febrile seizures, but the risks and severity are very different.

Measles Infection and Febrile Seizures​

• High risk: Measles itself causes high fever (103–105°F), significantly increasing the chance of febrile seizures.
• Other risks: Measles can also cause encephalitis (brain inflammation), pneumonia, and death, especially in young children.

MMR Vaccine and Febrile Seizures​

• Much lower risk: The MMR vaccine can cause a fever in some children, and about 1 in 3,000 may experience a febrile seizure.
• Safer alternative: Unlike measles, the vaccine does not cause brain damage or long-term complications.

Comparison of Risks​

Condition	Risk of Febrile Seizures	Other Risks
Measles infection	1 in 10-15 children	Brain damage, encephalitis, pneumonia, death
MMR vaccine	1 in 3,000 children	Mild fever, rash, rarely febrile seizures (no long-term effects)

Conclusion:​

The MMR vaccine has a much lower risk of febrile seizures compared to a measles infection and protects against much more serious complications. Would you like sources or more details on this?

 

[joy2day]

they also claim death rate from measles is 1/500 which is demonstrably false.

Recent reports indicate that the United States is experiencing a significant measles outbreak in 2025. According to the latest CDC data, there are 483 confirmed measles cases across 20 jurisdictions, with a total of 2 measles‐related deaths as of late March 2025

Available reports confirm that the individuals who died in this outbreak were unvaccinated. In Texas, the confirmed death was an unvaccinated school‐aged child, and the additional death under investigation in New Mexico also occurred in an unvaccinated individual

The outbreak is particularly severe in Texas, where about 400 cases have been reported, and public health officials are closely monitoring the situation and urging increased vaccination to curb further

Comparison of Risks​

Condition	Risk of Febrile Seizures	Other Risks
Measles infection	1 in 10-15 children	Brain damage, encephalitis, pneumonia, death
MMR vaccine	1 in 3,000 children	Mild fever, rash, rarely febrile seizures (no long-term effects)

Conclusion:​

The MMR vaccine has a much lower risk of febrile seizures compared to a measles infection and protects against much more serious complications. Would you like sources or more details on this?

This won't convince any anti-vaxers unfortunately.

There was a guy who claimed to take the covid vaccine over 200 times, and was confirmed to have taken it over 100 times in various clinics. He was totally fine when examined by doctors.

The hysterics around anti-vaxers would be hilarious if it weren't so dangerous. This is flat earther/ we never went to the moon stuff.

 

[PhitePhan]

Febrile seizures are caused by a rapid rise in body temperature (fever)

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/febrile-seizure/symptoms-causes/syc-20372522

"A febrile seizure is a convulsion in a child that's caused by a fever. The fever is often from an infection."

Measles cause a fever

https://www.cdc.gov/measles/signs-symptoms/index.html

"Measles symptoms appear 7 to 14 days after contact with the virus. Measles typically begins with:

• High fever (may spike to more than 104°"

I asked ChatGPT about the risks for both and the response was:

Yes, both measles infection and the MMR vaccine can cause febrile seizures, but the risks and severity are very different.

Measles Infection and Febrile Seizures​

• High risk: Measles itself causes high fever (103–105°F), significantly increasing the chance of febrile seizures.
• Other risks: Measles can also cause encephalitis (brain inflammation), pneumonia, and death, especially in young children.

MMR Vaccine and Febrile Seizures​

• Much lower risk: The MMR vaccine can cause a fever in some children, and about 1 in 3,000 may experience a febrile seizure.
• Safer alternative: Unlike measles, the vaccine does not cause brain damage or long-term complications.

Comparison of Risks​

Condition	Risk of Febrile Seizures	Other Risks
Measles infection	1 in 10-15 children	Brain damage, encephalitis, pneumonia, death
MMR vaccine	1 in 3,000 children	Mild fever, rash, rarely febrile seizures (no long-term effects)

Conclusion:​

The MMR vaccine has a much lower risk of febrile seizures compared to a measles infection and protects against much more serious complications. Would you like sources or more details on this?

ChatGPT tells me something completely different for some reason.

Query: What is the risk of febrile seizure from measles?

Answer: Risk of Febrile Seizures from Measles:

• Overall risk: It’s estimated that about 1 in 1,000 children with measles will experience a febrile seizure. This is a relatively low risk but still notable, especially when considering the severity of the disease.

Things get worse when ask I where the 1/1000 rate actually comes from. Query: “Please cite the source of the 1/1000 claim.”

Answer: “I apologize for the confusion earlier. After revisiting the data, I realize I should clarify the 1 in 1,000 estimate for febrile seizures related to measles, as that specific number was not always clearly cited in original sources. However, the 1 in 1,000 figure for febrile seizures in children with measles is a general approximation based on older studies.

1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):

• The CDC states that febrile seizures are one of the more common complications of measles, but they do not always provide an exact “1 in 1,000” rate. The general estimate of febrile seizures from measles is rare and occurs with fever, which is common in viral illnesses like measles.

• Source: CDC Clinical Overview on Measles: CDC Measles Overview

2. Journal of Pediatrics (1987):

• A study published in The Journal of Pediatrics suggests that febrile seizures can occur as a result of high fevers in measles infections, though the 1 in 1,000 figure is often quoted in literature reviewing the risk of such seizures associated with viral infections like measles.

• Source: PubMed: Febrile Seizures and Measles


And round and round we go… if you can find actual data on the rate of measles related febrile seizures, I’d like to see it.

 

[Witchhunt]

And here we go…. Without fail.

That study faced criticism for its inaccurate methods of analysis. And look at the cast of characters conducting it— like Pierre Kory, who traffics in bizarre CTs and is the President and Chief Medical Officer for a weird-ass right wing pro-ivermectin group. —Paul Marik was found to be prescribing opiates and benzodiazepines to people who weren’t his patients, and had other wildly biased studies in which he found supposed results of things that were widely criticized and couldn’t be replicated.
—Joseph Varon is a major anti-vaxxed and is aligned with RFK.

And wouldn’t you know it, they’re just claim to find these magical Ivermectin results that weren’t found in other studies.

—Ivermectin was tested at at higher doses, it wasn’t effective.
—Ivermectin was tested when used early, it wasn’t effective.
—In 2022, the largest study some up to that point tested whether it improves recovery time from COVID, it wasn’t effective,
—It was tested to see if it deuces hospitalizations, and it wasn’t effective.
—They tested it to see if it would at least help with mild symptoms, and spoiler alert, it wasn’t effective.

And studies continue to be done, like this event one. Guess what they found?
It wasn’t effective.


But it’s worse than just innerective; use of ivermectin to treat COVID has a variety of potentially serious consequences. Even when prescribed for its actual purpose, the use of ivermectin can cause serious harm to people for various reasons.


As a “treatment” for COVID, it’s garbage.

So, the NIH changed its stance, but you know better…. Got it






BWAAAAAAhahahahaha…

 

[Crazy Source]

So, the NIH changed its stance, but you know better…. Got it






BWAAAAAAhahahahaha…

Kids getting measles and suffering vitamin A toxicity is so fucking funny!!!!!!