Let's talk about the Amish...

Did you know the Amish had a 90X lower fatality rate from COVID & that Autism is undetectable in their community?

Here's why their approach to health stands out—they ignore every CDC guideline, shun vaccines and their communities are thriving....

- **COVID Fatality Rate**: In Lancaster County, PA (home to ~45,000 Amish), only about 5 Amish deaths from COVID over the entire pandemic—resulting in a rate ~90 times lower than the U.S. average. (Although no one could find these people)

- **No Lockdowns or Mandates**: The Amish continued normal life—no masking, no social distancing, no school/business closures, no vaccine mandates—and still had minimal COVID impact.

- **Herd Immunity Naturally**: Reports indicate ~90% of the Lancaster Amish community contracted COVID early on, achieving natural herd immunity without vaccines.

- **Autism Rates**: Essentially undetectable—Steve Kirsch, researcher Dan Olmstead & others report being unable to find unvaccinated Amish children with autism, unlike skyrocketing rates elsewhere.

- **Other Chronic Conditions**: Virtually no cases of cancer, diabetes, ADHD, or autoimmune diseases in Amish kids, attributed to their unvaccinated, natural lifestyle.

There are now more than a dozen vaccinated vs unvaccinated research studies that show being unvaccinated is always healthier:

• 2020 study on 1,827 kids: Unvaccinated children had significantly lower rates of asthma, ear infections, ADHD, allergies & neurodevelopmental disorders.

• 2017 study (6,000+ participants): Vaccinated kids were 4.5X more likely to have asthma, 22X more likely to need allergy medication & over 30X more likely to have allergic rhinitis.

• New Zealand survey (over 200 unvaxxed kids): Almost ZERO chronic illness – no asthma, no eczema, no seizures, no diabetes.

• Amish study: Autism rate roughly 1 in 15,000 vs national average of 1 in 31. (The few autistic children found in the Amish communities were children adopted INTO families, who were previously vaccinated & living outside the Amish.)