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The biases that medical community composed is something a very huge in our society today. They have this believe that the medical community knows everything that good for us and our children throughout in our society. They think mother do not know anything about their children’s health condition because she or he had not been medical school to some degree she may not know that terminology of the medical but she knows how her child feeling and what is good for him or her. The medical community believe that cultural medication and other methods of healing people is not acceptable and n will not cure you as the result. There are no other medical communities that very essentially to human being. For example, medical community believes women should give birth to the hospital instead of house. The Pharmaceutical industry contributed so many pills to our love one today in order to be healthy and stable, but without having properly knowledge about the drugs. How will these drugs would affect …show more content…
Watching the video I have seen young child who has been vaccinate at very young age and as result become ill and disabled. The mother of the porter described that her son was health prior to the vaccination. When porter’s got the vaccinate he has fever around 105 tempt. They parent took him to emergency then they are realized the porter would not be same person he was. He has been diagnosed brain injure from vaccination and he have been diagnosed autism, mentally retardation. This child was very young and he his body did not develop well when he got the vaccination. This can be concluded that vaccination is not good whatsoever to the infants who are less than 1 years old. The parent of porter’s was struggling financial because they did not have the money to support his healthcare condition. In addition to that, watching the video, I have seen two sisters were ill and disable as result of having vaccination at young age also. The documentary of “bought” it is exploring

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