Apparently autism is nonexistent in Amish who do not vaccinate, but is seen in the younger Amish who do vaccinate. (I apologize for the poor editing of the above article--it's my first post).
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04/20/2005 8:26:45 AM PDT by
agsloss
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2 posted on
04/20/2005 8:27:49 AM PDT by
dennisw
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To: agsloss
What evidence leads you to believe they don't vaccinate?
3 posted on
04/20/2005 8:29:49 AM PDT by
AppyPappy
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4 posted on
04/20/2005 8:31:36 AM PDT by
Egon
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To: agsloss; neverdem
5 posted on
04/20/2005 8:32:08 AM PDT by
Fiddlstix
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To: agsloss
My parents, of somewhat conservative Mennonite background, did not have me vaccinated against most childhood diseases.
I have gone through mumps, measles, chickenpox at the least, from what I can remember.
While my hearing is not perfect, that is probably due to an ear infection I had when I was two.
I am strong like bull and very rarely get sick; when I feel something coming on I drink more water and try to eat some spicy food, and that clears it up for me.
6 posted on
04/20/2005 8:33:33 AM PDT by
ikka
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To: agsloss
This is interesting. My godchild is autistic, and we believe it may be due to the MMR hab (the combined Mumps Measle Rubella jab). Do the younger Amish use vaccinations preserved with a mercury compound?
To: agsloss
So I guess you're going to next provide yet more anecdotal evidence that Autism is caused by Vaccinations?
Ok...Post it...You obviously have something you want to say...Say it so it can be stepped on... Honestly, WE are fighting a whooping cough epidemic in the northland due to the incompetent freaks who fall for this bunk...
12 posted on
04/20/2005 8:36:51 AM PDT by
Explodo
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To: agsloss
very interesting artlcle. My daughter was first thought to have Asberger's disorder....I'll look forward to the next column.
19 posted on
04/20/2005 8:40:28 AM PDT by
peacebaby
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To: agsloss
Thanks -- GREAT post, very interesting.
20 posted on
04/20/2005 8:40:47 AM PDT by
bboop
To: agsloss
Correct me if I'm wrong, but some vaccine cultures were developed from aborted babies (got word of this from my sister who has several children).
21 posted on
04/20/2005 8:41:19 AM PDT by
SaltyJoe
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To: agsloss
Those people who don't vaccinate are the reason we still have these diseases affecting our society.
We have possible cases of whooping cough right here where I live.The year 2005 and we stil have to deal with whooping cough...unbelievable.
To: agsloss
When did inoculating children begin? That would be an interesting area to examine. Also, Amish don't inoculate their children, do they? They don't go to doctors. I've seen them in my nutritionist's office. They trust him for their health. Interesting.
24 posted on
04/20/2005 8:43:33 AM PDT by
Marysecretary
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To: agsloss
AGREED. That's what I believe too.
25 posted on
04/20/2005 8:43:55 AM PDT by
Marysecretary
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To: agsloss
"The mainstream scientific consensus says autism is a complex genetic disorder"
It is possible that the Amish gene pool is lacking the gene defect responsible for Autism.
To: agsloss
That prevalence is now considered to be 1 in every 166 children born in the United States. Applying that model to Lancaster County, there ought to be 130 Amish men, women and children here with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Studies show that 56% of all statistics are wrong.
27 posted on
04/20/2005 8:46:41 AM PDT by
Bloody Sam Roberts
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To: agsloss
Anomoly? You may mean anomaly, but what do the spelling police know that can't be fund in a Webster's word book? Spell checkers are our friends.
To: agsloss
30 posted on
04/20/2005 8:50:47 AM PDT by
SaltyJoe
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To: agsloss
My 4 children were immunized for everything available, starting from infancy. No autism. This is also true of my sister's three children, and my brothers' 5 children. Of the two children in the most recent generation, both of them were fully immunized, and neither is autistic. That's 14 fully immunized people, a small sample, but without autism, nonetheless.
To: agsloss
Google search lists too much to post: vaccines aborted autism.
http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&q=vaccines+aborted+autism
There is enough research to point to one conclusion, human cannibalism does a body bad. The culture of death has chained us to a cycle of dependency which requires murder. We'll have to find an alternative way to combat disease. The poisoning of our children is driving them mad...literally (considering the mercury they're injecting into babies).
39 posted on
04/20/2005 8:57:50 AM PDT by
SaltyJoe
(Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.)
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