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@smeghead said:@BRET said:What about the fact the food we eat is so full of preservatives and the like now? The food we eat is said to be increasing Cancers, why wouldn't this also be an avenue to explore for the rise in Autism as well?
Exactly. The food we eat and the preservatives now contained therein, the use of technology for which there has been no study on it's long term effects on the genome and all of the white noise electrical interference constantly in our atmosphere.
Sometimes vaccines have bad effects and it is sad but child mortality has been greatly reduced since their introduction.
It is a serious issue and not one for scare mongers looking for cheap methods to manipulate opinions
@chilbury said:GMO means Genetically modified Foods ,,,Do you know that they have made apples that produce their own pesticides!!! go have a look..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94d-KVorSHM
@chilbury said:This Video tell you everything OPEN your EYES!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry7toSjjgXE
20 years ago in Australia 1 in 100,000 had some form of Autism
Now its 1/500 children have it
since they introduced the MMR vaccine !!!
All children who haven't had the MMR Vaccine has no Autism !!!
Work that out?
@Spartan117 said:Gus,
I have three and one on the way…
All are Vacinated and Thanks God... No issues at all.
There is always an element of risk in every thing - I was happy to do what I could to reduce the risk of the preventables
@smeghead said:As far back as my childhood my parents were warned of the risks v benefits of immunisation
@Leroy The Tigers Fan said:Crikey i thought that this might have been an anti Sheens virus vaccination, my experience, I'm 50 all my family were vaccinated, my children were vaccinated and I have one Grand Child who has been vaccinated, it's like circumcision, it's the parents choice and something that the kids have to live with, in 99.9% of the time there's no problem, but!.
@smeghead said:They were warned that
a) the vaccine itself contained a version of the virus to be imunised against
b) allergic reactions were a possibility
c) some children do react negatively even if no allergy is occuring.
The doctor also gave them trhe advice any doctor of repute should. To monitor your child. If you suspect a negative reaction come back to the surgery or, if after hours, take them to the hospital emergency for assessment.
They were not warned of a link with Autism because that connection is rubbish