First… It was discovered, after Heidi Bond’s dental implant was removed, that multiple strains of bacteria lay on its surface. The visible corrosion, paired with these lab test results, raised concerns about systemic inflammatory risk. Heidi and her doctor — Stuart Nunnally, D.D.S, M.S. — appear on “Good Morning CHD” for a conversation about dental procedures and whole-body health. Plus… Florida’s SB 1756 requires that vaccine administrators provide parents with information about risks, benefits, safety and efficacy of each shot being given, using materials approved by state medical boards. It also expands exemptions to include conscientious belief while simplifying the process for obtaining exemption forms. Additionally, SB 1756 allows ivermectin to be behind-the-counter for adults without prescriptions until it is approved as an over-the-counter drug by the FDA. Susan Sweetin, who testified in a recent Florida Senate Appropriations hearing in favor of this bill, is today’s “Advocacy Lifeline” guest. Don’t miss it!

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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