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More Evidence that Thimerasol Not Linked to Autism
Friday, February 8th, 2008 | Science |
AP via WBIR - Doctors: Climb in autism cases adds to evidence against vaccine link:
A new study finds that autism cases in California have continued to climb.This, even after a vaccine preservative containing mercury — blamed by some for the neurological disorder — was removed from routine childhood shots.
State health department researchers found that the autism rate in children rose continuously from 1995 to 2007. The preservative hasn’t been used in childhood vaccines since 2001, though it is used in some flu shots.
Doctors say the study adds to existing evidence against a link between exposure to the preservative (thimerosal) and the risk of autism. And they say the study should reassure parents that autism isn’t caused by vaccinations.
2 Comments to More Evidence that Thimerasol Not Linked to Autism
Stop looking at issues indepdently, i.e. neurological, environmental, etc etc.
Read this:
Children do not produce enough bile compared to adults (Fact #1),
this creates the situation of constipation (Fact #2),
they are then susceptible to chemical poisoning from Thimerasol/Mercury (Fact #3)because the liver is not functioning at capacity;
bile and a functioning liver is needed to filter out toxicity.
Ask your self ths question. Do you honestly believe that toxicity has no role on the brain, nervous system, etc etc.
What is the number one complain of mothers regarding their babies/children….constipation….ask any pediatrician.
March 25, 2009
I’ve got a 2 year old and four year old. I can only recall once or twice when they were constipated as infants.
And anyway, what has that got to do with a vaccine injection? Do you think they’d be constipated for so long they liver output would cause the problem?
You’re assuming, of course, that there is a problem, which hasn’t been proven in the first place.
“Ask your self ths question. Do you honestly believe that toxicity has no role on the brain, nervous system, etc etc.”
The question isn’t not whether something that’s toxic is bad or not. It is. The question is whether thimerasol is toxic.
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