re: Multiple studies showing vaccines CAN cause autism

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Thanks Doctor Kildare.

Every doctor I personally know* recommends children’s immunizations, but you’re the “pointing out” expert here.

Risk:Reward much? Herd immunity, ya heard?

*including the ones I’m related to who love me

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It's so interesting how skeptical most Americans are of the entire medical community when it comes to the subject of covid vaccines, but yet are willing to swallow everything else the same lying community tells us.

My doc strongly suggested the covid vaccine too. I have no respect for her now either.

a few more notes about the studies listed in the OP:

- every study I read was about Thimerosal, a preservative that began being phased out of vaccines in 1999

- it was no longer necessary because we now have single dose vaccines that don't require preservatives

- Thimerosol is still found in plenty of other products that no one seems to care about

- Thimerosol has been used as a preservative since the 1930s

- none of the studies concerning Thimerosal take into account any other mercury exposure

Whistle-blower claims cdc covered up data showing vaccine and autism link.


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Protecting the herd will always cause harm to some individuals.

"Saving society" by force just doesnt seem wise. They'll constantly need saving

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BluegrassBelle

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Good points for sure. But do you wonder big-picture why thimerosal was ever phased out at all in 2001? Just out of the goodness of their hearts? I mean, if it works so great and doesn’t give babies autism, why stop using it suddenly? Just because some misinformed moms wrote a mean letter? Please.

And who’s to say they weren’t tweaking the concentrations or raw material source suppliers along the way which made more recent vaccines more toxic than in years prior? And was every injury getting reported to VAERS? We saw lots of VAERS underreporting during COVID.

As we saw with the COVID vax, Big Pharma has no qualms with doctoring trial results. My personal faith in the medical institution hasn’t come back yet. And my grandfather was a medical doctor and I always got vaccines.

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Conclusions of the first study in the post.

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Routine childhood vaccination is an important public health tool to reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with infectious diseases, but the present study provides new epidemiological evidence supporting an association between increasing organic-Hg exposure from Thimerosal-containing childhood vaccines and the subsequent risk of an ASD diagnosis.

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Useless study because Thimerosal has not been used in vaccines (except for a tiny tiny amount in influenza vaccines) in the USA since 1998.

The world is a complicated place. No one can be an expert in everything. Spending a few hours reading on the internet doesn't mean you know as much as our top research experts who have dedicated their lives to this.

There likely isn't a person in this forum that can speak intelligently about the studies listed in the original post. Science can be questioned and improved...by other scientists and experts. Not by community college dropouts who write blogs from their bedrooms.

Actual experts

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Is there any scientific evidence of a connection between vaccines and autism?
No. Vaccines in routine use in the United States do not cause autism. There have been 13 methodologically sound, controlled epidemiological studies reporting no association between autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and receipt of MMR vaccine, thimerosal in vaccine, and simultaneous vaccination with multiple vaccines, in addition to the relevant systematic reviews and one meta-analysis.

The evidence from all studies, including methodologically flawed studies, have been reviewed by the Institute of Medicine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, and the American Academy of Pediatrics. All have concluded that vaccines do not cause autism or ASD.

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I am not anti vaccine, just bringing awareness to the fact that taking medicine does bring risks.

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We had a conversation with our pediatrician about vaccines, and he used this analogy- it's not perfect, but it makes sense.

2 pools of 5,000 kids. In the first pool, 3,000 will get sick, suffer or die and in the other pool, less than 1,000 will get sick, suffer or die. Which pool do you want your kids in? I think for our 2nd child, we spread the shots out a little more, which meant more visits, but that was OK with us. We got all recommended shots with both kids that had long proven track records, including Chicken Pox and Guardisil/HPV, but not Covid.

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Good points for sure. But do you wonder big-picture why thimerosal was ever phased out at all in 2001? Just out of the goodness of their hearts? I mean, if it works so great and doesn’t give babies autism, why stop using it suddenly? Just because some misinformed moms wrote a mean letter? Please.

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Folks can have a thimerosal allergy, I’m one of them. I didn’t find out until allergy testing as a young adult. It’s mercury based so it makes sense knowing the all around damage that mercury exposure can cause. IMO it’s not much different than phasing our lead in consumable products.