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In 2020, Dr. Paul Thomas published a peer reviewed study of 3,324 children from his practice that found unvaccinated kids had FEWER doctor visits and BETTER health outcomes.Here’s what his data showed:Fever – 9.1× higher in vaccinatedEar Pain – 3.4× higherOtitis Media (Ear Infections) – 2.9× higherConjunctivitis – 2.4× higherEye Disorders (Other) – 1.8× higherAsthma – 5.2× higherAllergic Rhinitis (Hay Fever) – 6.9× higherSinusitis – 4.3× higherBreathing Issues – 2.9× higherAnemia – 5.5× higherEczema – 4.5× higherUrticaria (Hives) – 2.1× higherDermatitis – 1.4× higherBehavioral Issues – 4.1× higherGastroenteritis – 4.7× higherWeight/Eating Disorders – 2.5× higherADHD – 0 cases in unvaccinated group*Data based on how often children visited the doctor for each condition*Instead of investigating the findings, the Oregon Medical Board suspended Dr. Thomas’s license just days after the study was published. Months later, the study was retracted.While it can be true that parents of unvaccinated kids might not take their kids to the doctor as much as they feel more confident in handling their kids symptoms at home, this data is still showing a signal that is worth investigation.This is the kind of stuff that makes so many weary of the establishment view of things. Instead of honestly addressing meaningful questions, people are shut down, censored and ridiculed for bringing forth good questions.In the end, everyone just wants the best for their kids, but not everyone is exposed to the same level of information and facts, and therefore, are coming to different conclusions. Situations like this point to the degree of uncertainty that should be held about whether or not we are creating the best health outcomes with very high levels of vaccine doses in developed countries, where nutrition, refrigeration, and sewage all account for the vast majority of declines (over 90%) in infectious diseases, before vaccines came along.Over the last 16 years we have spoken with many doctors, scientists, and investigative journalists about this topic. What we've heard is, the CDC itself has already run retroactive data driven studies on vaccines and health outcomes and found that unvaccinated kids are healthier, but they do not want to publish the data as they say they cannot account for confounding factors like lifestyle and socioeconomic status. This points to why we should continue to hold the position of uncertainty in this case.