"There is no link between vaccines and autism. PERIOD. FULL STOP. We should not spend our time disproving baseless hypotheses."
Adam, sorry but you're wrong. I know three people who's child/child/niece had regressive autism after a round of vaccines near 1-2 years old. In one case the change was so striking, that the siblings were given m…
"There is no link between vaccines and autism. PERIOD. FULL STOP. We should not spend our time disproving baseless hypotheses."
Adam, sorry but you're wrong. I know three people who's child/child/niece had regressive autism after a round of vaccines near 1-2 years old. In one case the change was so striking, that the siblings were given medical exemptions.
Furthermore, there are studies on the Hep B vaccine alleging that it causes behaviors similar to autism in animals. This could explain a rise in autism without it being noticed. The Hep B vaccine should only be given to infants with a close family member who is Hep B positive.
Your response is straight out of the CDC playbook. We expect better from you.
You may expect more, but unlikely you'll get more as many (but thankfully not all, and thankfully not the many critical thinking ones that have emerged in recent years) doctors are indoctrinated into vaccines right from med school. It's so much so that it becomes a part of their identity. Questioning it is horrible to contemplate as there's a fear of your identity defragmenting. Among the best protections against cuh defragmentation are the sort of arguments one sees here, i.e. anti-science, etc etc.
"There is no link between vaccines and autism. PERIOD. FULL STOP. We should not spend our time disproving baseless hypotheses."
Adam, sorry but you're wrong. I know three people who's child/child/niece had regressive autism after a round of vaccines near 1-2 years old. In one case the change was so striking, that the siblings were given medical exemptions.
Furthermore, there are studies on the Hep B vaccine alleging that it causes behaviors similar to autism in animals. This could explain a rise in autism without it being noticed. The Hep B vaccine should only be given to infants with a close family member who is Hep B positive.
Your response is straight out of the CDC playbook. We expect better from you.
You may expect more, but unlikely you'll get more as many (but thankfully not all, and thankfully not the many critical thinking ones that have emerged in recent years) doctors are indoctrinated into vaccines right from med school. It's so much so that it becomes a part of their identity. Questioning it is horrible to contemplate as there's a fear of your identity defragmenting. Among the best protections against cuh defragmentation are the sort of arguments one sees here, i.e. anti-science, etc etc.