For the last two years, Dr. Michelle Perro has been in the trenches treating COVID-19 complications, not only from infection but also from the jab, which has been far more problematic and deadly.

Perro went to Yale as an undergrad, and then to Mount Sinai Medical School. She completed her postgraduate residency training in pediatrics at Bellevue Hospital in New York City.

She now sees patients with an integrative approach, educates regarding GMOs, pesticides and environmental health and is working on her second book in California, where the pediatric population is highly vaccinated.

Perro's journey

During the first 40 years of her career as a pediatrician, she didn't question the validity of vaccines. "Thinking that we would intentionally harm children is a very difficult reach," she says. "It's out of reach of many pediatricians."

However, by the early 2000s, she began to see a significant uptick in autism, and that led her down the proverbial rabbit trail to vaccines.