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Originally Posted by chilledoutuk
I am surprised that Thimerosal is still being used in the usa whilst the rest of the civilised world has banned it.
However i wonder how certain are you that the vacine caused this disorder ie diagnosing someone with autism before the age of 18 months with autism is notoriously difficult.
What is really needed is a test that proves that the autism was caused by the Thimerosal as opposed to ocuring naturally.
what people fail to realise is that the reason these diseases are no longer a threat is because of the imunisation of the general public to them.
As soon as the general population stops taking the vaccinations risks of widespread outbreaks become a real danger and will kill many children.
You only have to look to countries like africa to realise how dangerous diseases such as tuberculosis are to a large population.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/1294236.stm |
While you're right in saying there's no way to prove it right now - it's a pretty good area for investigation based on the correlation of Autism cases increasing so steadily in direct relation to vaccinations.
It is not totally correct to say that vaccines stopping would kill a bunch of children. The biggest reason these diseases are not around anymore is largely due to sanitation. The countries you mention have serious problems with sewage or other issues of cleanliness. However, I can't deny that vaccines did help dramatically reduce diseases. Vaccines are not totally bad - don't get me wrong. I just feel they're not always used in their proper application and that there's too many of them. That's all I'm trying to say.
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