[lotuseclat79]

Vaccines do not cause autism.

“The evidence is in. The scientific community has reached a clear consensus that vaccines don’t cause autism. There is no controversy.”

Reference: Vaccines & Autism: A Deadly Manufactroversy.

Read the 1st link about the 2nd link.

-- Tom

[xico]

Originally Posted by lotuseclat79

Vaccines do not cause autism.

Reference: Vaccines & Autism: A Deadly Manufactroversy.

Read the 1st link about the 2nd link.

-- Tom

I don't trust Big Pharm, vaccines or the allopaths. These guys are like the lawyers, spinning tall tales with smoke and mirrors.

[Fidelista]

All sorts of problems with vaccinations .
One , is people feeling too secure because they have worked so well in past . Failing to see why continued use is so important .
And then of course is irrational fear , and the belief in pseudoscience.
That is problem with the Autism /// vaccination myths--fake science .
>f

[xico]

Can vaccines cause chronic illnesses?

Absolutely. It happens all the time.

So says a internationally respected
microbiologist and researcher.

Details:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/659.html

[xico]

After the Gulf War in the early 90s, tens of thousands
of servicemen and women reported coming down
with debilitating illnesses after their tour of duty.

The military disavowed all responsibility.

Now new vaccine problems being reported.

Details:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/661.html

[lotuseclat79]

Originally Posted by xico

After the Gulf War in the early 90s, tens of thousands
of servicemen and women reported coming down
with debilitating illnesses after their tour of duty.

The military disavowed all responsibility.

Now new vaccine problems being reported.

Details:

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/661.html

Which has no bearing on autism, that in all probability will likely be proven to have a genetic cause - as recent results are revealing.

-- Tom

[lotuseclat79]

Autism May Be Linked to Mom's Autoimmune Disease.

Possible causes of disorder should now include celiac disease, study suggests

-- Tom

[happychic]

Hi,

Why am i seeing this post ?

It appears to originate in around 2003.

[RootbeaR]

Originally Posted by happychic

Hi,

Why am i seeing this post ?

It appears to originate in around 2003.

Because it is there.

First post, July 3rd, 2009.

[happychic]

Hi,

Ignore last post please.

I live in Australia ( things are a little different here) I have a 4 year old daughter and she has had all the vaccines the government have told me she should have. I am and was aware of the Autism factor. However my daughter was not alowed to go to daycare / preschool unless she had had all her shots.

So there really isn't much option is there?

She might have become autistic - then what? I blame it on the government?

End Of

HC

[happychic]

Hi,

Thanks RootbeaR

[xico]

Originally Posted by lotuseclat79

Which has no bearing on autism, that in all probability will likely be proven to have a genetic cause - as recent results are revealing.

-- Tom

Perhaps. But my post suggests that if vaccines have a deliterious effect on adults, it's not surprising that it would have deliterious effects on infants.

[xico]

Originally Posted by happychic

Hi,

Ignore last post please.

I live in Australia ( things are a little different here) I have a 4 year old daughter and she has had all the vaccines the government have told me she should have. I am and was aware of the Autism factor. However my daughter was not alowed to go to daycare / preschool unless she had had all her shots.

So there really isn't much option is there?

She might have become autistic - then what? I blame it on the government?

End Of

HC

It's pretty much the same here in the US. My great grandson recently got his shots. My granddaughter had taken him to a daycare center, and they notified the Health Department who notified my granddaughter that he was to have his shots.

All my kids were vaccinated, but that was before autism came up as a possibility. But I remember being concerned when the Salk vaccine came out and we had them innoculated against polio. There's always a risk. I live with it, and do the best with whatever fate hands me. Blaming the government, imo is a waste of energy. They have to get their kids vaccinated too.

[xico]

Two unlikely allies - Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
and Joe Scarborough - talk about one of
the greatest scandals of our era.

Details:
http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/376.html

[lotuseclat79]

The Power of Words: A Commentary on the Delayed Vaccine Schedule.

-- Tom