Vaccines do not cause autism! (Evidence Suggests)

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dgd1788
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05 Nov 2006, 1:53 pm

It is true, although there is still much controversy. Mercury is a dangerous (and toxic) element, but the hypothesis of vaccination causing autism has been refuted by studies in the past.

Autism is a neurological condition, which means it is also biological. There is nothing that vaccination can do to make someone have a biological condition that permanently changes the way that the specific person thinks and sees the world.

Even the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) refutes this claim.


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05 Nov 2006, 1:58 pm

Namiko wrote:
It is true, although there is still much controversy. Mercury is a dangerous (and toxic) element, but the hypothesis of vaccination causing autism has been refuted by studies in the past.

Autism is a neurological condition, which means it is also biological. There is nothing that vaccination can do to make someone have a biological condition that permanently changes the way that the specific person thinks and sees the world.

Even the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) refutes this claim.


Exactly, although: I knew this all along!

I told my mother that they can't prove it and she agreed.

Personally I think that this was a hoax to make people think that Autism is a pathology.

Bologna!



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05 Nov 2006, 2:19 pm

well, this is good to hear because just the other day i mentioned to my mom that a vaccine could be a factor to autisim. too bad i couldn't have said that it was ruled out earlier.