We may eventually find that homosexuality is a birth defect also caused by advanced maternal age. Excerpt:
http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/autism-maternal-age/
Sharyl Pingy.
Sometimes I think that we *need* another polio epidemic, because it’s the ONLY thing that’s going to make the most rabid (pun definitely intended) anti-vaxxers shut up once, and for all.
Far too many people are far too removed from the immediate reality of easily-preventable childhood diseases that kill and maim thousands of children a year.
I have several friends, who are nurses in California, and they have to deal with the anti-vaxxer nonsense all the time. One in particular said that she thinks Jenny McCarthy should be forced to be an acute care nurse for six months in some Afrian Shithole where they’ve never heard of vaccines, and actually see for herself what it’s like.
The same way they ignore the link between The Pill and Breast Cancer:
Breast Cancer Awareness Month ignores the pill’s link to cancer.
>http://www.hli.org/2011/10/breast-cancer-awareness-month-ignores-the-pills-link-to-cancer/<
Surgeon: birth control pill a ‘molotov cocktail’ for breast cancer (2010)
>https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/surgeon-birth-control-pill-a-molotov-cocktail-for-breast-cancer/<
A must read
An example of her characteristically extensive research from this article
‘There’s the case of Hannah Poling, in which the government secretly admitted multiple vaccines given in one day triggered her brain injuries, including autism, then paid a multi-million dollars settlement, and had the case sealed from the prying public eyes under a confidentiality order.
And this:
‘The supposedly best medical experts in the world who deny vaccines have anything to do with autism remain at an utter loss to explain this generation’s epidemic. To declare the science “settled” and the debate “over” is to defy the plain fact that many scientists worldwide are still sorting through it, and millions of people are still debating it.
The body of evidence on both sides is open to interpretation. People have every right to disbelieve the studies on one side. But it is disingenuous to pretend they do not exist.’
Also from life site, another have-to-dig-for- it, WHO - accepted link /study:
‘It shows what is called a “dose effect”, i.e., two abortions increase the risk more than one abortion (76% risk increase with two or more abortions), and three abortions increase the risk even more (89% risk increase with three or more abortions). Risk factors that show such a dose effect have more credibility in terms of actually causing the disease’
If there is indeed “no evidence”, then I guess we can remove that government edict that holds vaccine developers immune to lawsuit due to adverse effects of its vaccines (those pesky actuarial infinitesimal debilitations directly caused by them), huh?
They play benefit/loss games and in the end they don’t give a crap if one out of a million dosed patients have their futures destroyed. And, to keep the profit making developers comfortable, they lend cover. Simple as that, even when that actuarially infinitesimal number gets bothersome.
Guilt by association?
What I do know for sure is that consulting firms have many clients, but are not know for doctoring data to satisfy one client at the expense of another.
The supposedly best medical experts in the world who deny vaccines have anything to do with autism remain at an utter loss to explain this generation’s epidemic.
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An autism diagnosis turns on the money machine. Epidemic explained.
Now this is not along the lines of the discussion of autism, but something happened to me when I was around five or six years old involving a vaccination of DPT. I remember the doctor remarking to my mother that he was going to give me these shots, and he gave one shot in each anterior mid-thigh and one in my arm.
The shots in my legs really hurt, and the needles were long, hence in my very young mind thought “DPT” means DEEP PT!
The next morning...I COULD NOT WALK. They absolutely would not hold my weight they were so weak (and I was a tiny child). My legs were like spaghetti, and they ached terribly. My mother put me into hers and dad’s bed and called the doctor, very angry and upset. She had to tend to me all day, and even carry me to the bathroom.
Whether it was a short-term adverse reaction, I don’t know, but it was fairly serious—enough for me to remember it very distinctly (although I remember things from the age of 2-on).
So much to comment on, I’ll probably split it over several posts.
Sharyl Attkisson is without doubt one of the finest reporters in the country, in the true sense of the word “reporter.” It’s a testimony to the corruption of the mainstream media that she couldn’t find a permanent home in a major “news” (using that word very loosely) outlet, CBS.
Think of the hundreds, no, thousands, of others who’ve wanted to do the sort of honest reporting that Ms. Attkisson routinely does, but who’ve been unable to withstand the daily pressures exerted by their employers and co-workers to conform to the “standards” (again, a word used loosely here) of the major news organizations.
Unfortunately, because most of what she reports goes against the grain of the conformity in the news media, over time she will be viewed by many as just another blogger with an agenda regardless of the details exposed in her excellent reporting. And she’ll inevitably make a few mistakes along the way. Those will be shared widely in the effort to discredit all of her work.
That said, as long as she continues to write, I’ll read what she reports and speak highly to my friends of her abilities. There are few like her today, and we are the worse off for it. In a world ruled by reason, she could report thoroughly on the repression of her work while at CBS and be awarded a Pulitzer for doing so. That, of course, will never, ever, happen.
“She points out that the study that is being touted was done by a company that stands to make lots of money from vaccines and is directly connected to Obamacare”
Almost all studies are financed by a drug company. It is up to the scientific community to determine if the study is valid.
Since thimerosal was removed from vaccines for children in 2001, has there been a decrease in diagnosed autism cases?
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So... because someone label's it an epidemic (it isn't)... and because no known cause has been proven yet... it must be vaccines. Gotchya. Brilliant scientific minds there.
Hey, someone (me) said I don't have enough money. There's no know cause for it, so it must be... Freepers. Please send your moeny to me at PO Box 123, Overthere, IN, 46200.
By all means, stop all vaccines. Let’s go back to the time when people contracted Diptheria, Tuberculosis, Polio etc. in our society.
My grandfather, born in 1881 in Dakota Territory was one of 7 siblings.
Three of then died in childhood, from diphtheria. Two in one week.
As a kid I remember people in leg braces, due to Polio.
Big Pharm wins with propaganda again. Shocker....NOT.
Good article.
And on the HPV vaccine. Definitely a big NO for our kids.