Martha Stewart, Joan Collins and Sir David Attenborough are among the growing list of celebrities who have received the COVID-19 vaccine.
But for “natural” medicine lawyer Olivia Newton-John, 72, she doesn’t get punched.
Speaking to The Herald Sun with her daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 34, on Sunday, the pop icon said she has no plans to get vaccinated against the deadly virus.
“Not right now, no”: Olivia Newton-John, 72 (pictured), revealed she won’t get the coronavirus vaccine in an interview with The Herald Sun on Sunday
“Not right now, no,” said Olivia, who suffers from stage four breast cancer.
Although the Grease star provided no further explanation, Chloe was more than happy to share with the publication her strange and unscientific beliefs about vaccines.
“I’m not anti-vaxxer, I’m anti to put mercury and pesticides in my body, which contain a lot of vaccines,” proclaimed Chloe, who runs a medicinal cannabis farm in Oregon with her friend James Driskill.
Anti-vaxxer: In the same interview, Olivia’s daughter Chloe Lattanzi, 34 (right), shared her bizarre beliefs about vaccinations and “natural” medicine.
She continued, “For me real medicine is what comes from the earth. I think people trust vaccines because the doctor says it used to be safe.
Chloe, who has no medical or scientific degree, said she “has researched” and now believes vaccines are unsafe.
“If I had had the opportunity to take herbs and plants as a baby instead of injecting myself with toxins, I would have done so,” he insisted.
“If I had had the opportunity to take herbs and plants as a baby instead of injecting me with toxins, I would have done so,” Chloe, who has no medical or scientific degree, said she “has researched” and now vaccines are not not safe
Vaccinations are vital in reducing the spread of preventable diseases, and any suggestions fly on the science and advice of medical experts around the world.
It comes after Chloe shared her outrageous, unscientific views on vaccines and the COVID-19 pandemic on a bizarre Instagram Friday last month.
In an already deleted post, Chloe came out as an anti-vaxxer and claimed that masks can cause “health problems.”
Controversial: The post comes after Chloe shared her outrageous, unscientific views on vaccines and the COVID-19 pandemic on a bizarre Instagram Friday last month.
“Natural medicine saved my mother’s life,” began Chloe, who has no medical education, referring to Olivia’s long-term battle with breast cancer and the well-publicized use of medical marijuana. .
“So natural medicine is the party I belong to. Not Republican !!! Not Democrat!” Continued Chloe, who runs a cannabis farm in Oregon with her partner, James.
‘What do you do when it doesn’t fit inside a box !? When you are vegan, cannabis growing, does LGBTQ support Buddhists who disagree with vaccines? Does anyone relate? added.
Speaking of face masks, Chloe clarified that while she wears a face mask in public places, she still believes that masks “cause harm to little ones and poor people who are not sick and have to suffocate 9 hours a day.” .
He even claimed that people “cried for him” because “they can’t breathe and now have health issues” after wearing masks.
Unscientific: Speaking of face masks, Chloe clarified that while she wears a face mask in public places, she still believes that masks “cause harm to children and poor people who are not sick and need to be suffocated.” hours per day “.