Children's Health Defense - Florida

Children's Health Defense - Florida CHD Florida is a Children’s Health Defense®
Chapter. CHD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

Our mission is to end childhood health epidemics by eliminating toxic exposure and more. We are protecting children, exposing harms, and seeking justice.

Autism event in Orlando. ❤️
06/19/2026

Autism event in Orlando. ❤️

Florida autism friends! Come join me and some amazing biomedical doctors, some spellers, and autism families in Orlando in July! Tickets are reasonable AND our nonprofit can get you $20 off with discount code REACT20.
Come join us and learn about SUCCESSFUL interventions for autism.

http://www.abilitiesworkshop.com/aha

Yes!!🙌
06/17/2026

Yes!!🙌

Lake County Commission Update—Tuesday I will be putting forth an immediate moratorium on future data center applications in Lake County. At least 12 applications for major data centers have been submitted around the state in various jurisdictions & we need a total PAUSE on any proposed applications. We must protect our rural & agricultural lands and the heritage of Lake County. Our meeting is 9AM Tuesday

06/17/2026

Select locations across Florida are hosting Duty To Disobey. Join the discussion, support our soldiers who experienced horrific treatment when they refused injection.
June 30th, 2026. Tickets: https://dutytodisobeyfilm.com

🚨 FLORIDA 🚨Bacteria Mosquitoes release alertThe EPA is considering a proposal that could allow the release of millions o...
05/31/2026

🚨 FLORIDA 🚨
Bacteria Mosquitoes release alert

The EPA is considering a proposal that could allow the release of millions of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes in Florida.

Supporters say the project is intended to suppress disease-carrying mosquito populations. But before millions of mosquitoes are released into our communities, Floridians deserve answers.

According to published scientific literature:

▪️ Mosquito sex-sorting systems are not perfect, meaning some female mosquitoes may be accidentally released.
▪️ Researchers have warned that female contamination could potentially lead to Wolbachia becoming established in wild mosquito populations rather than suppressing them.
▪️ Studies have found that Wolbachia-induced sterility is not always 100%.
▪️ Environmental factors such as high temperatures may reduce Wolbachia levels and affect suppression performance.
▪️ Once mosquitoes are released into the environment, they cannot realistically be recalled.

The public deserves a transparent discussion about potential risks, failure rates, monitoring plans, long-term ecological impacts, and accountability.

Floridians were never asked whether they wanted to participate in a large-scale biological field experiment involving the release of millions of bacteria-infected mosquitoes into their communities.

📢 Make your voice heard.

✅ Submit comments to the EPA.
✅ Contact your state legislators and county commissioners.
✅ Ask local mosquito control districts for public meetings and full disclosure of project details.
✅ Request independent review of environmental and ecological impacts.
✅ Share information with your neighbors and community organizations.

“Submit your comments, identified by docket identification (ID) number EPA-HQ-OPP-2025-3951, through the Federal eRulemaking Portal at https://www.regulations.gov. Follow the online instructions for submitting comments. Do not submit electronically any information you consider to be Confidential Business Information (CBI) or other information whose disclosure is restricted by statute. Additional instructions on commenting on and visiting the docket, along with more information about dockets generally, are available at https://www.epa.gov/​dockets.”

“Each application summary in Unit II. specifies a contact division. The appropriate division contacts are identified as follows: BPPD (Biopesticides and Pollution Prevention Division) (7511M); Shannon Borges; main telephone number: (202) 566-1400; email address: [email protected]. The mailing address for each contact person is Office of Pesticide Programs, Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20460-0001. As part of the mailing address, include the contact person’s name, division, and mail code. The division to contact is listed at the end of each application summary.”

Source and more information: https://jonfleetwood.substack.com/p/google-to-release-64-million-bacteria?r=1s4rj5&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

‼️FLORIDA‼️They are dropping mosquitoes on the people of Fort Meyers!
05/30/2026

‼️FLORIDA‼️They are dropping mosquitoes on the people of Fort Meyers!

🚨 Serious Concerns Over Lee County’s Drone Release of 800,000 Irradiated Mosquitoes

On May 27, 2026, the Lee County Mosquito Control District used a drone to release approximately 800,000 lab-raised Aedes aegypti mosquitoes over the Edison and Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers.

This is a busy public site with gardens, museums, and walkways where families and tourists spend their time.

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes are known to spread dangerous diseases including dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and yellow fever.

The district is using a method called the Sterile Insect Technique (SIT): raising males in a lab, sterilizing them with X-rays, and releasing them from drones over populated areas.

These details are deeply concerning:

• The mosquitoes were exposed to an extremely high radiation dose—roughly 120,000 times stronger than a single human chest X-ray.

• The automated sorting system designed to release only males is not perfect. Studies show about 0.5% females can still be released—and females are the ones that bite and transmit disease.

• Even after irradiation, research shows that around 1% of eggs may still hatch.

This raises serious risks that biting females were released over a crowded public area and that new mosquitoes could still be produced despite the claims of sterility.

Local residents are funding this program through their property taxes, and the district is moving forward with expansion.

Releasing hundreds of thousands of lab-altered, irradiated insects from drones over families and tourists—with limited public notice—is alarming.

Major worries about the consequences include:

• Unpredictable effects on the local ecosystem, including birds, bats, fish, frogs, and other wildlife that depend on mosquitoes as a natural food source.

• The possibility that radiation-damaged insects could lead to mutations or other unintended changes in mosquito populations.

• Long-term unknowns: what happens if sterilization fails, if populations rebound, or if new problems emerge months or years later?

• The troubling precedent of aerial biological releases over civilian areas without clear individual consent or fully independent safety oversight.

We need much stronger transparency and accountability before this kind of experiment expands further.

What you can do:

• Contact the Lee County Mosquito Control District and request full safety and monitoring reports.

• Reach out to local Lee County commissioners to express concerns and demand more public input.

This development deserves close attention. The uncertainties and potential risks to public health, consent, and the environment are too significant to ignore.

What are your thoughts?

Should releases like this be allowed over public spaces with so many unanswered questions? 🧐

05/13/2026

🚨 Urgent Public Health Concern: 10 Recent Studies Reveal Alarming Potential Risks of 5G Radiation

A May 2026 review by Dr. Joseph Mercola highlights ten peer-reviewed studies (2022–2024) that raise serious questions about the safety of 5G radiofrequency radiation (RFR), especially when layered atop existing 2G–4G infrastructure.

While industry and some regulators maintain that exposures below thermal limits are safe, these independent studies document non-thermal biological effects that could have profound implications for brain health, mental well-being, reproduction, and long-term disease risk.

📊 Disturbing Findings Include:

• Depression and Brain Inflammation: Exposure to 4.9 GHz 5G radiation induced depression-like behaviors in mice through neuronal pyroptosis—an aggressive form of inflammatory cell death—in the amygdala, critical for emotion and memory.

• Dementia Pathways: Multiple studies link RFR (1.8–3.5 GHz) to increased blood-brain barrier permeability, impaired neurogenesis, hippocampal damage, and inhibition of neurosin, the enzyme responsible for clearing Alzheimer’s-associated proteins.

• Anxiety and Neurological Damage: 28 days of 2650 MHz exposure produced anxiety-like behaviors, while 8-hour exposures caused lipid peroxidation, DNA strand breaks, oxidative stress, and disrupted neuronal communication.

• Reproductive Harm: A 2023 rat study found 2100 MHz exposure led to sharply reduced s***m count, abnormal morphology, and mitochondrial damage in reproductive cells.

• Cancer and Cellular Disruption: Evidence of oxidative stress, DNA damage, protein unfolding, immune effects, and microbiome shifts. An EU-commissioned report cited sufficient animal evidence for carcinogenicity and probable risk to humans.

These pulsed, modulated 5G signals appear significantly more bioactive than continuous waves.

Over 400 scientists have repeatedly called for a moratorium since 2017, citing inadequate long-term safety testing—appeals that have gone unheeded.

Real-world cases, such as a child experiencing severe headaches and fatigue near a 5G tower (symptoms that resolved with reduced exposure), underscore the need for caution.

The rapid, widespread deployment of 5G continues despite these red flags. Vulnerable populations—children, pregnant women, and those with pre-existing neurological conditions—may face heightened risks.

📌 Immediate Protective Actions Recommended by EMF Researchers:

• Prioritize wired Ethernet connections and disable Wi-Fi routers at night.

• Use speakerphone or wired headsets; keep devices away from the body.

• Minimize children’s exposure—no phones or routers in bedrooms.

• Monitor home RF levels and advocate for wired infrastructure in schools and communities.

This body of evidence demands urgent, independent review by public health authorities.

Ignoring non-thermal effects could have irreversible consequences for an entire generation.

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