From Safer to Wait to Informing Consent
The team behind Informing Consent found each other in 2021. Our first campaign was Safer to Wait – a response to the push to give children the Covid-19 vaccine.
We argued that it was ‘safer to wait’ for more information about the risks and benefits of the Covid-19 vaccine, before giving this novel, irreversible, treatment to our children.
It seems that many UK parents agreed with us. The vaccine was given to:
62% of 16-17-year-olds
46% of 12-15-year-olds
10% of 5-11-year-olds
It was not widely offered to those aged 0-5 in the UK.
[Ref: Nature.com 'Safety outcomes following COVID-19 vaccination and infection in 5.1 million children in England']
10 reasons why
We still believe that the Covid-19 vaccine is not suitable for children (or pregnant women).
And we stand by our original 10 reasons why (written in 2021):
- Children are at extremely low risk from Covid-19
- They are not drivers of transmission
- The vaccines use completely new technologies
- Serious and fatal adverse reactions have been reported
- There is no medium or long-term safety data
- The vaccine manufacturers have zero liability
- Natural immunity is safer and more effective
- There are safe and effective treatments for Covid-19
- Past emergency use vaccines have caused harm
- It’s not needed for us to reach herd immunity
Safer to Wait campaign materials
We produced leaflets and videos, and appeared on podcasts and radio shows. We were also proud to become a World Council for Health partner, and be part of the inaugural Better Way Conference in Bath, in 2022.
The People's Vaccine Inquiry
Keeping you informed of the evidence
‘A group of experts were called in 2023 to submit Witness Statements to the UK Covid Public Inquiry. When the Module 4 Public Hearings were postponed until 2025, these professionals believed it was in the public interest to give immediate access to their expert testimony about the Covid vaccines.'
'We encourage you to read and watch the evidence we present on the various pages on this website.’
Detoxing from the Covid injection
If you or your child received the Covid-19 vaccine and are worried about potential harms, then you might be interested in detoxing from the injection.
Even if you didn’t take the vaccine, you may still be concerned about the potential side-effects from shedding and infection.
Various protocols and resources are available – here are some for you to consider:
World Council for Health: Spike Protein Detox Guide
ZeroSpike: Augmented NAC supplement
Covid Vaccine Adverse Reaction Survival Guide, by Caroline Pover