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July 13, 2021

This Week’s Children’s Health Defense ‘Community Corner’: ‘Stop the Insanity’

“Community Corner,” hosted weekly by Children’s Health Defense, features the latest news from health freedom activists around the world. Tune in every Monday at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT to watch live.

This week’s episode of “Community Corner,” featured a discussion of some of the risks and harms of masking students, and whether the practice is effective.

Guests included Kristen Meghan, an expert in occupational and environmental toxicology, and Tammy Clark, an environmental health and safety professional with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

Meghan and Clark have more than 33 years combined experience working in the public health field, serving on various infectious disease and pandemic preparedness committees. They also have served as legal and court-approved experts on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and respiratory health, and have assisted in the preparation of pandemic and emergency response plans.

Both experts are committed to educating the public about how one-size-fits-all mask mandates are unethical and dangerous to public health.

During this week’s program, Meghan and Clark discussed the physical risks, such as hypercapnia (carbon dioxide poisoning), that can lead to permanent brain damage, as well as the psychological harms of wearing masks.

The two experts noted that lockdown measures and social distancing lead to an increase in depression, anxiety and suicides among young people during the pandemic.

They stressed the importance of parents pushing back at the local level by demanding change from their school districts’ boards of education and trustee members.

Also joining the show this week were Cait Corrigan from Students Against Mandates, and Dr. Lisa Sulsenti, a chiropractor. On

July 19, Students Against Mandates will host a rally from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Stony Brook LIRR Station, Parking 2, 999 NY-25A, Stony Brook, N.Y. Parents, college students and community members will unite to stand against segregation, discrimination and mandates.

In New Jersey, Families for Medical Freedom will also host a rally July 19 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. at The College of NJ. This rally is in response to the college policies that will segregate and discriminate against unvaccinated students.

Watch the latest ‘Community Corner’ episode:

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