Jennifer Margulis

Against allopathy Alternative medicine

Clinically unproven

Color therapy Magnetic field therapy Heroic medicine Lista de estudios a ciegas y controlados científicamente que han demostrado de manera concluyente la eficacia de la homeopatía Cancer Cure Foundation Suzanne Somers

Woo-meisters

Julian Whitaker Michael Uzick Maharishi University of Management Hallwang Clinic David Icke Biblioteca Pleyades v - t - e

Jennifer Margulis is a home birth advocate and author. As is typical with many critics of modern medicine, she mixes legitimate criticism of things like over-treatment with conspiratorial thinking about how Big Medicine and Big Pharma are out to destroy you and your children in the name of profit. Throwing the baby out with the bathwater, as it were. Unsurprisingly, she flirts with vaccine denial as well, not outright saying that vaccines are bad but just asking questions about how safe and necessary they are. In her own words, "I am not anti-vaccine, I am pro-questions." She states she is "pro-vaccine" and that "vaccines work", but repeats many of the thoroughly discredited claims thrown about by vaccine deniers: vaccines may cause autism, vaccine schedules recommend too many vaccines at once, vaccines are potentially harmful because they're not "natural", etc.

In 2016 she co-authored a book about vaccines with Dr Paul Norman Thomas MD. In 2017 she appeared in Ty Bollinger's epic "The Truth About Vaccines".

She happens to be the daughter of biologist Lynn Margulis, who was Carl Sagan's first wife, proposed endosymbiotic theory… and was an HIV denialist and 9/11 truther. Guess it runs in the family.

External links

• Jennifer Margulis' official website
• New York Times review of her book The Business of Baby
• Jennifer Margulis tries to manipulate Amazon reviews of her book