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The Fastest Growing Disability in the US
When it comes to autism and vaccines, people like to say that there's no proof - I don’t even need “proof.” There are THOUSANDS of parents who watched their child regress over night. There’s children who were developing normally or even ahead of schedule, who suddenly didn’t know things they had known for months. There’s parents who live with kids on all ranges of the spectrum that will tell you vaccines changed their child - parents know! Moms don’t lie.
According to the University of Calgary, there’s been an 1148% increase in Autism the last 10 years. Boys are 4-5 times more likely to receive an autism diagnosis than girls.
In April 2018, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a report estimating the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder. The study was based on a 2014 survey of eight-year-old children across 11 residential communities.
The children were born in 2004, studied in 2012 and it took two years to collect and process the data - so it was outdated before it was even published. In 2017, the NCHS published health data for 2014-2016 which pegged the prevalence of autism for children aged 3-17 years at 1 in 36 in 2016, compared to 1 in 43 in 2015 and 1 in 45 in 2014.
In the 1980s, it was 1 in 10,000.
1990: 1 in 500
2000: 1 in 250
2004: 1 in 166
2009: 1 in 110
2016: 1 in 54
2020: 1 in 36
MIT Doctor Stephanie Seneff estimates that 1 in 2 children in the US will have autism by 2025. Her paper links glyphosate to the cause.
As the vaccine schedule grew, so did the number of autism diagnosis. Please see our article about vaccine schedules here.
History of Autism
There is no formal evidence that the condition existed before the 20th century. However, some historical figures, including Thomas Jefferson, Albert Einstein and Michelangelo are believed to have had autistic traits.
- 1908-1912: Dr. Eugene Bleuler used the term autistic in reference to schizophrenic individuals who exhibited catatonic behaviors.
- 1938: Leo Kanner was a doctor from Johns Hopkins University who used the term autism to refer to a group of children who displayed withdrawn behaviors.
- 1940s: Freudian psychology suggested that children with autism were not given the proper love and attention they required in order to develop healthy interpersonal relationships.
- 1967: Bruno Bettleheim described refrigerator mothers in his book The Empty Fortress: Infantile Autism and the Birth of the Self. In the book, he compares autistic disorder to imprisonment in a concentration camp. The notion is that a cold and indifferent mother leads to the symptoms of autism
- 1970s: Interventions typically included removal from the family home. Many children were placed in institutions in order to receive care around the clock. Treatments included: D-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD), Electroconvulsive therapy (which is still under investigation as a treatment for autism), Behavioral approaches that used aversives (punishment).
- 1977: Research on twins finds that autism is largely caused by genetics and biological differences in brain development.
- 1980's: Autism was introduced to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual.
- 1987: UCLA psychologist Ivar Lovaas, Ph.D., publishes the first study showing how intensive behavior therapy can help children with autism--thus giving new hope to parents.
- 1991: The federal government makes autism a special education category. Public schools begin identifying children on the spectrum and offering them special services.
- 1998: A study published in The Lancet suggests that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine causes autism.
- 2000: Vaccine manufacturers remove thimerosal. 2013: The DSM-5 folds all subcategories of the condition into one umbrella diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. ASD is defined by two categories: 1) Impaired social communication and/or interaction. 2) Restricted and/or repetitive behaviors.
Autism in Courts
- One of the most famous (and the FIRST autism court award) cases regarding vaccines and autism involves Hannah Poling. When Hannah was 19 months old, she received nine vaccines DPT, MMR, IPV, Varicella, and HIB. had been developing normally, according to her parents—her father, Jon, is a Johns Hopkins–trained, practicing neurologist, her mother is an attorney and registered nurse—but in the months after the shots, she developed a fever and litany of other symptoms… She regressed and was diagnosed with “mitochondrial disorder.” Hannah's parents believed that vaccines had triggered her encephalopathy. They sued the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) for compensation under the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) and won. "We showed there was a plausible mechanism. We showed that an injury occurred shortly after her vaccination. Her growth curve went flat for months." (Hannah’s dad) According to US Division Of Vaccine Injury Compensation, the shots “significantly aggravated and underlying mitochondrial disorder” and resulted in a brain disorder, “with features of autism spectrum disorders.”
- Here are 83 cases reviewed by lawyers regarding autism and vaccines.
- Hannah Brusewitz’s case and how she was harmed by DTP
- The government and vaccine makers have already admitted legally that vaccines have and do cause Autism. Whistleblower, Andrew Thompson admitted.
CDC Whistleblower & Autism
Dr. Thompson is a CDC whistle blower who came forward and admitted that the CDC had omitted and destroyed evidence in their final report which revealed a causal relationship between the MMR vaccine and autism, particularly in black boys. You can read the evidene in full at: The CDC Autism/MMR Files Released By Dr. William Thompson.
A few articles:
- CDC Destroyed Evidence by Sheryl Atkins
- Scientists Admit Vaccines Cause Autism
- Vaccines and Autism by EcoWatch
Here is a quote from biologist Dr. Brian Hooker, which you can read in full in this PDF download.
When the CDC team responsible for the paper by Destefano et al. originally completed the analysis regarding MMR timing and autism in black male children, an odds ratio of 2.56 was obtained when comparing those children receiving the MMR vaccine before 36 months of age with those who didn’t receive MMR until after 36 months of age. This result was statistically significant, with a p-value less than 0.01. This result alarmed Dr. Thompson’s co-authors on the paper, especially those who were in leadership positions at CDC.In order to dilute this association, Dr. Thompson was asked to eliminate any children in the sample who did not possess a valid State of Georgia birth certificate. This eliminated children living in the Atlanta area but not born in Georgia—about 40 percent of the sample. When this was done, the odds ratio was reduced to 1.68 but more importantly, statistical significance was obviated (i.e., p > 0.05). In the final paper, only the result for the “birth certificate” sampling was reported. In addition, according to Dr. Thompson, all data showing the original effect for African-Americans were destroyed in the September 2002 meeting, despite the fact that the original analysis plan for the study explicitly stated: “The only variable available to be assessed as a potential confounder using the entire sample is child’s race.” DeStefano et al. deviated from the original analysis plan, expressly to avoid reporting the statistically significant finding.”
The VAXXED movie is a documentary created to expose this.
Vaccines and Autism?
Vaccines and Autism in General
It hasn’t been studied whether vaccines cause autism or not. There are many studies that claim to do this, but upon inspection you will find that no inert placebo was used. In every case (of the dozens of studies we’ve looked at), the placebo used was another vaccine or some amount of adjuvant. For example, this highly publicized Denmark study from 2019 claims that MMR and autism have no link (https://www.aappublications.org/news/2019/03/05/mmrautism030519). The study compared children who got vaccines with children who got vaccines, minus the MMR. The “rest of the vaccines” is not an inert placebo as many of those vaccines share the same adjuvants with the MMR. The debate surrounds the effects of the adjuvants and not the effects of the antigens.
The only vaccine that has been studied for a link to autism, is MMR; the only vaccine ingredient that has been studied for a link to autism is thimerosal. It is not true that vaccines and autism have been studied. Only about 4.1% of the vaccines/ingredients in the CDC schedule have been studied.
The Highwire with Del Bigtree ICAN VS CDC – 20 studies that say “vaccines don’t cause autism”; (link coming soon)
What Do Vaccines Cause?
- Vaccines cause encephalitis.
- Encephalitis causes mood swings.
- Encephalitis causes extreme pain.
- Encephalitis causes inattention and impulsivity.
- Encephalitis causes aggression.
- Encephalitis causes balance problems and difficulty relating to one’s environment.
- Vaccines cause seizures.
- Seizures cause mood swings.
- Seizures cause inattention and impulsivity.
- Seizures cause alterations in consciousness.
- Vaccines cause immune system deficiencies.
- Immune system deficiencies cause children to have more frequent bacterial infections, such as ear infections, upper respiratory infections (URIs), sinusitis, and strep infections.
- Immune system deficiencies cause children to have more frequent viral infections, such as stomatitis, “fevers of unknown origin,” “viral rashes,” hives, conjunctivitis, and gastrointestinal viruses that cause vomiting and diarrhea.
- Immune system deficiencies cause children to be more vulnerable to “everything that’s going around” and to have a tougher time getting over things than their peers.
- Vaccines cause gastrointestinal problems.
- Gastrointestinal damage from vaccines causes diarrhea.
- Gastrointestinal damage from vaccines causes nausea, reflux, vomiting, and the recently discovered “disease” now known as GERD (Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease).
- Gastrointestinal damage from vaccines causes increased vulnerability to viruses and bacteria, which leads to increased administration of antibiotics, which leads to overgrowth of pathogenic yeast.
- Pathogenic yeast overgrowth leads to intestinal hyperpermeability (“leaky gut syndrome”).
- Pathogenic yeast overgrowth leads to constipation.
- Pathogenic yeast overgrowth leads to food allergies.
- Pathogenic yeast overgrowth leads to skin eruptions, “drunken, silly behavior,” inattention and impulsivity, and cravings for bread, sugar, ice cream, milk, and carbohydrates.
- Vaccines CAUSE the underlying physical conditions that result in the pain, neurological damage, immune system disorders, gastrointestinal damage, and yeast overgrowth – all of which combine to produce the behavioral symptoms that result in the “Autism” diagnosis.
- Gastrointestinal damage is the most obvious results of vaccine damage.
- When a previously healthy child suddenly starts having multiple episodes of watery and extremely stinky diarrhea every day, and this happens shortly after receiving vaccinations, it is notable as a “vaccine injury.” What is not so obvious is that when the child’s gut is permanently damaged, he or she is no longer able to absorb nutrients necessary to produce neurotransmitters necessary for proper brain function. So when the child develops mood swings, sleep difficulties, and learning disabilities several months later, these issues are not recognized as being related to the vaccine injury because the initial damage occurred many months earlier.
- Vaccines cause gastrointestinal damage.
- Gastrointestinal damage causes malabsorption of nutrients necessary for proper brain function.
- Malabsorption of essential nutrients causes immune system disorders, seizures, encephalopathy, etc… and THAT’s what leads to the ultimate diagnosis of “autism.”