Gavin de Becker

And there's information that's all available through CDC and FDA, et cetera, that I want to share.

If you give me permission.

OK, so how does it start vaccine?

It means, you know, it started from the word cow vodka meant cow.

So they would take pus, cow pus.

You don't want to waste that stuff.

And they would rub that into wounds on people.

And then they decided, oh, maybe we can put horse pus and cow pus from an infected horse's hoof.

We'll rub that in.

And they tried that.

And for a long time, they were experimenting with all these things.

old-timey vaccines were made by, I'm going to read it so I get it right, steeping them for years in a mix of ox bile and glycerin and potato slices.

Sounds like a joke, right?

But it's true.

But science moved on, and it evolved to where vaccines included dried rabbit spinal cords, duck embryos, chicken blood, human bile, because you don't want to waste that, ground-up rat spleens, and boiled pig skin.

So that's old-time vaccines before we knew anything about anything.

So let's switch to the modern-day vaccines because obviously now we're real smart and we know a lot of stuff.

Well, here is what's in your childhood vaccines right now.

Gelatin from boiled pigskin, kind of like the old one.

Chicken embryo protein.