Vaccines for your kids? As if. “Clueless” actress Alicia Silverstone prefers “feeding her two-year-old son a plant-based diet instead of getting him vaccinated,” according to The Daily Mail.
Silverstone is promoting her new parenting book, “The Kind Mama,” and re-entered the vaccine debate on Team Jenny McCarthy. Because one Jenny McCarthy wasn’t enough.
She reportedly cites “increasing anecdotal evidence” (Science!) that friends’ babies were “drastically affected” and “never the same” after receiving vaccines. She recommends an “immune-boosting miso soup” for children and says that because her son’s body “is a super-clean, healthy machine it can defend itself and flush out all the nasty stuff much more quickly than a baby whose diet isn’t as kind.”
Brkfast with Bear: Shared a bowl of hatu mugi shitaki carrot daikon soup w/a little miso. He loved it and so did I! What's your fav brkfast?
— Alicia Silverstone (@AliciaSilv) September 11, 2013
She’s also been known to pre-chew her son’s food.
The science is settled:
There's increasing anecdotal evidence that Alicia Silverstone is an anti-science loon hellbent on endangering kids. http://t.co/oPkP5scVTs
— Josh Rubin (@jrubin) April 18, 2014
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Wherein the leading actress from "Clueless" tells people that healthy food can prevent Measles: http://t.co/vCfxgMeLVp #clueless
— Rob Kischuk (@rkischuk) April 16, 2014
Dying of measles because your mom vaccinated you with miso soup #caucasualties http://t.co/rf4dVtgJ3Z
— chris person (@Papapishu) April 18, 2014
#headdesk – Why Alicia Silverstone is feeding her son a plant-based diet and no vaccinations http://t.co/9Vvlr4TXg8 via @Femail
— Mary #FlyTheW (@mchastain81) April 16, 2014
https://twitter.com/dgardner/status/456585797940944896
@AliciaSilv proves she's not only clueless but dangerous. http://t.co/oE8XlJPKFt #vaccineswork @culturealarmism
— Julie Gunlock (@JGunlock) April 16, 2014
https://twitter.com/SDoyleinMI/status/456472451933667328
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