The vaccine machine is at it again.

This time, Americans are being told the shingles vaccine may do far more than prevent shingles. New studies are being used to suggest it could protect your heart, prevent strokes and even reduce your risk of dementia.

But does the science actually prove any of that?

Today on Stinchfield, I sit down with world-renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough, who says absolutely not.

McCullough exposes what he calls the shoddy science behind these headlines: non-randomized studies, healthy-vaccinee bias, diagnoses pulled from billing codes, tiny effect sizes and potential conflicts of interest buried in the fine print.

In other words, association gets sold as causation. Weak evidence becomes a miracle headline. And once again, the pharmaceutical industry gets another reason to put another shot in your arm.

We break down the studies, the numbers and the claims the media won’t challenge.

If they can convince you a shingles shot protects your brain and your heart without definitive randomized evidence, what else can they convince you to believe?

This is Stinchfield.

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