RE: Autism and the mmr
Hi!I also work with children with learning disabilities and from speaking to many parentsI have seen the connection between vaccination and autism.From what I have seen children whose immune systems are sensitive, or are generally vulnerable are likely to be victims.
Many homeopaths specialize in immunizations and believe in immunizing children via homeopathy.If you do choose to vaccinate your child you can still go to a homeopath for a remedy to counteract the effects of the vaccination.
Loads of luck.
Chaya.
RE: Autism and the mmr
I think that the adrenal glands play an important role in vaccination. If an infant is bornwith or later developsadrenal fatigue, and is then vaccinated, the effectsmay be farmore dramaticthan a child who has good adrenal function. The problem is that there are children with autism who have not been vaccinated, and children who have been but are not autistic. In our case looking back my son showed mild signs from birth, but he is not vaccinated at all, it was fluoride thatescalated the initialvulnerabilityand removing the fluoride source made a huge difference, and we subsequently treated the adrenal glands. But for another childfluoride might notbe such a factor,and there is no way I can claim that "fluoride causes autism."I can say I believeit may be a factor in some cases. Again I think that vaccination in itself does not cause autism, but may beone of severalfactors in some cases, whether its one combined jab, orseparate ones.
I think of it as peeling back the layers of an onion, for some children there may be several layers, which may or may not include vaccination. Immune function, digestionetc takes a back seat to immediate survival and "flight or fright," so sometimes working with the adrenal glands can allow immune function, digestion etc to improve.
RE: Autism and the mmr
I had my son vacinated at 13 months when his appointment came up, although I really wasn't cofortable with this. They also gave me the choice of having his 3rd Pneumo booster on top. Of course I had this seperatly. I just can't believe they are suggesting this on top of the mmr.
Hails xxx
RE: Autism and the mmr
Just got this emailed to me, if anyones interested in the litigation side of things they should check out this link.
It seems the Judge who made the decision to deny the legal aidfor the MMR cases involving families suing Glaxo Smith Kline has a brother who is a Directorof Glaxo Smith Kline and didn't bother to declare the conflict of interests when he was ruling over the case.[link= http://www.jabs.org.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=668 ] http://www.jabs.org.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=668 [/link]
RE: Autism and the mmr
My children are 28 and 30 respectively.
When they were young these injections came separately. I chose even then not to have them done as there was a query hanging over the whooping cough vaccine at the time. They both contracted mumps and measles and so they should, they are common childhood illnesses. My daughter had the rubella jab at about 11 because of future pregnancies.
I was concerned about them getting whooping cough which was very virilent at the time (don't seem to hear much about it these days), so I went to a homeopath for them to have treatment. My daughter never got it and my son got it, but it was mild.