Vaccination vs. FDA guidelines

Someone already brought this up today, but the thread got locked.
I tried posting about FDA stuff over on the Alternative medicine board, but they wiped it instantly—supposedly because it's "forbidden" or whatever. I don't see why, so here’s the deal:
Two years ago, Helena Schlachter was hit with a lawsuit because she was using the CD protocol to help kids with autism, which involves using FDA products. They went after her for child neglect, claiming she was using dangerous substances. Well, the trial wrapped up and Helena was cleared of everything. According to the analysis from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the FDA isn't toxic and won't cause any harm, even at concentrations way higher than what people actually use. Basically, it's officially been proven that the FDA is safe.
Here's the court ruling:
https://*************/0/presuda.pdf
Just so you guys know, Helena's kids are pretty much fully recovered thanks to the CD protocol.
Given all that, I really think the Alternative board should let us talk about this topic without getting censored.

It’s just like how people used Lugol solution for thyroid issues and ended up making everything much worse.
If you’re actually looking at alternative routes, you should be talking about green walnut tincture instead—it packs way more Vitamin C than a lemon and is loaded with iodine.
Calling anything an "alternative" when it involves using bleach is a joke.
Is there really no traditional herbalism protocol left for these kinds of issues?
Of course there is. It’s all about using medicinal roots targeted at specific ailments, but you actually have to put in the work to educate yourself first.

But I guess a small circle of conspiracists like you would rather make a buck by telling parents to pour bleach into their children's bodies.
You shameless, unscrupulous opportunists.
You should be ashamed of even thinking like that; actions like those belong in front of a police officer and a judge.
Even just suggesting such dangerous behavior—or more accurately, intentional poisoning or inciting the poisoning of a child—is grounds for severe legal consequences under the penal code.
How exactly do you plan to explain to a mother that pouring bleach into her sick child's body will somehow fix their health, Arsene?
What are you going to say to her when that caustic chemical burns through the kid's digestive tract?
Giving bleach to a sick child is disgraceful.