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That Is Totally True!
But in my local newspaper was an article about people who will not be vaccinated and it mentioned how the vaccines does not cause Autism and rehashed the orignial version of the British Medical Journal article on Dr Andrew Wakefield. The media and newspapers have lots of readers and the rest of the story seems to get lost in there and most don't even know what's in a vaccine or that the story has been updated. The media rules it seems "it's a shame"!
From the Autoimmunity Research Foundation ...
"What is less certain is how effective current purification and/or filtration processes for injectable medicines are at removing viruses, L-form bacteria, and mycoplasma. One cause for concern is that L-form bacteria have been largely ignored by medicine. Researchers who do not think L-forms are present in disease would not think sub-microscopic bacteria are present in vaccines.
While the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System may identify illnesses with a rapid (acute) onset, those diseases that appear years later would be understandably difficult to associate with infection."
Some use live microbes, like BCG, and are clearly going to contribute to the pathogenic load, but it is not possible to generalize about the effect of the others on the immune system.
Just because one gets vaccinated and doesn't suffer an effect right away does not mean an illness is not evolving in their body to cause a condition to arise in ones future.
And Mycoplasma are being found in Autism as wrote about on the Autism board. Why are we suspicious?
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