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Some major autism results. Vaccine aluminium adjuvants a key cause. Implications for treatment..
This very well presented article was written just over a week ago:
https://healthcareinamerica.us/d…It connects four discoveries made in the last three years regarding a major cause of autism, with implications for the treatment and avoidance of autism.
From the article's opening summary:
"Scientists appear to be far closer to explaining the mechanisms of action within the body that cause autism. Most of the research that has created this understanding has been published in the last 36 months, and largely from international scientists in Canada, France, Israel, and China. Four clear, replicable, and related discoveries explaining how autism is triggered are forming an undeniably clear picture of autism’s causation, and possibly ways to alleviate the symptoms, too."
The article is long, and well referenced, but clearly written. I recommend it to anyone interested in autism causes or treatment.
The article makes an excellent case that the aluminium adjuvants in many vaccines are far more toxic than conventionally admitted, and that the way that aluminium harms the brain and the gut closely fit with the damage commonly seen in autism.
The article concludes:
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Is there any hope of recovery for all these impacted children? Will removing aluminum, introducing ketones to the brain, repairing the gut, and supplementing with Vitamin D do anything to alleviate autism and other ailments in children who have already been damaged?And, importantly, will these scientists who have published all this wonderful work pool their collective expertise and let the world know what they are learning? Will they take their exhortations for caution and further exploration — all buried inside their published studies — and publicly warn parents about what is becoming so clear?
In my opinion, we are much, much closer to understanding how autism has been triggered in so many children, and I hope this article is another step on the path to the truth. And, for so many of you out there doing everything you can to help you son or daughter with autism live the best possible life, perhaps a clearer understanding of how their autism was triggered will improve their chances for recovery.
========- "On “tough love” and your fat friend’s health."detritus
- it's like info wars but for healthcare._niko
- haha, what because it isn't in line with your beliefs? That's one of the best written and well referenced articles I've read in a long time. Wake up sunshine...set
- Reading it first might help.
;)set - i read another article that mentioned possible reduction or cure in the future for autism by treating gut with probiotics....microkorg
- ... which was fascinating. No mention of vaccines being the cause of autism though.microkorg
- *a* cause
but yes, the gut flora element is the most interestingset - The immune dysfunction angle is promising, but its myopic to continue to focus on vaccines. Doesn't change the epidemiolgy...mrrgl
- which clearly shows no higher rates of autism in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated children.mrrgl
- If my kid can't bring peanuts to school, yours can't bring the measles to school.kona
- @mrrgl please do go ahead and provide links to the studies that prove there's no difference in autism rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated...set
- We did last week, set.detritus
- https://www.autismsp…see_thru
- Content aside, anytime an article headline is in question form the content therein is entirely dubious.wagshaft
- I post antivax stuff here and then go to another forum and post your pro vax replies there to see the response, hahaset
- Here you all think I'm rurally anti vax and there they all think I'm totally pro vax. Fact is I have no fucking ideaset
- Totally *set
- Thanks for the link see_thru, I'll have a read later. I saw no such link last week, detripussset
- https://www.youtube.…mugwart
- 95k+ subject study—
http://jamanetwork.c…detritus - bigger issues to be troubling your/ourselves with imho. Especially when zero reliable evidence to say there is even an issue in the 1st place.fadein11
- This is when sticking your head down the rabbithole and not pulling it out once in a while does noone any good including yourself.fadein11
- lol. I'm just sharing interesting articlesset
- Are you suggesting you shouldn't read any article that suggests it doesn't fit with your view of the world?set
- Or that you should only ever share articles that tackle the biggest possible issues in the world, everything else is insignificant and pointless?set
- As usual I'm failing to understand youset
- ha - sorry - keep posting I find it interesting. I just also worry this sort of stuff does a lot of harm as well when not successfully backed up. But sorry youfadein11
- are right - post away - I often enjoy your links. I am slowly learning to think before I write but in this instance I may have failed badly :)fadein11
- Well I should definitely try and do the same :)set
- I was a bit drunk to be fair... which should always be a no no on herefadein11