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Dr. Judy Mikovits invites Free Now Foundation Chairman Alix Mayer to share her highly sought-after presentation on allergies, aluminum adjuvants, and the absence of absolute risk assessment in favor of relative risk assessment.
Alix also discusses the epidemic of childhood diseases, including allergies and how lab experiments have shown that allergies can be created in mice by adding certain adjuvants such as aluminum into their bloodstream.
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