I Tribunali anche USA, confermano
tranquillamente che il vaccino
MMR causa l'autismo. Austin (USA) - 27
Luglio 2013
Dopo decenni di appassionato dibattito, per i
genitori che probabilmente hanno perso i ripetuti
ricorsi richiesti dalle aziende farmaceutiche e
governi, che i vaccini infatti causano l'autismo.
Per i genitori interessati alla ricerca della
verità, vale la pena ricordare che le stesse persone
che possiedono le aziende farmaceutiche di tutto il
mondo possono anche possedere agenzie di stampa
americane.
La Ricerca di informazioni prive di propaganda è
stata fino ad ora molto difficile.
Ma Whiteout Press non è qui per sostenere o
contrastare i vaccini. Siamo qui per portare i
lettori la notizia che è il tema e’ in black-out,
cover-up e censurato dalle autorita’Sanitarie e
Governative.
Tratto da:
http://www.whiteoutpress.com/timeless/courts-quietly-confirm-mmr-vaccine-causes-autism/
Gli esperti di
vaccini
del
CDC, hanno spesso
conflitti di
interesse
- 18/03/2010
CDC e
Conflitti di interesse - 1
+
CDC e Conflitti
di interesse - 2
+
CDC e Conflitti
di interesse - 3
+
Corruzione
+
Danni dei
Vaccini +
Contro Immunizzazione
CDC
conflitti di
interesse
anche per i vaccini +
anche per la FDA
http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/cdcs-purchase-of-4-billion-of-vaccines-a-conflict-of-interest-in-overseeing-vaccine-safety/
La prova della FRODE del
CDC
per le cause dei
Vaccini
nell'Autismo
- CONFESSIONE di un alto dirigente
CDC, davanti al Congresso US
Davvero inquietante !
Questo medico il Dott.
Andrew Moulden è MORTO (probabilmente
assassinato) in modo inspiegabile nel
novembre 2013 al età di 49, subito dopo
aver pubblicato Le SUE RICERCHE che
DIMOSTRANO il DANNO CAUSATO dai VACCINI,
RICONOSCIBILI SOLO da un SEMPLICE ESAME
ESTERNO
http://vaccineimpact.com/2015/dr-andrew-moulden-learning-to-identify-vaccine-damage/
Parlamentari pagati dalle Lobbies ? -
Roma Ott. 2013
L'intervista a un assistente di un Senatore
che svelerebbe i traffici illeciti tra
parlamentari e
Lobbies.
Video dell'intervista:
http://www.video.mediaset.it/video/iene/puntata/390060/roma-parlamentari-pagati-dalle-lobbies.html
Informatore dei CDC
CONFESSA la FRODE e le FALSIFICAZIONI sugli
studi della correlazione VACCINO=AUTISMO
Autism
is among the most tragic of neurological disorders typically striking
children between the ages of 18-36 months effectively erasing emergent
personalities and cloaking what’s left in a array of bizarre and
impenetrable behaviours. A child with autism is trapped in a mental world
of his own making and unmaking and we can only guess what it contains.
Between
the years 1987 and 1998, the latest figures available form the California
Dept of Developmental services reported a 273% increase in diagnosed cases
of autism. Studies in Florida, Illinois, England , Iceland and Japan have
all recorded much higher incidence rates than previously assumed.
Disability
from the disorder varies in the extreme. Some autistic persons require
constant supervision and assistance, even permanent institutionalisation.
Others attend regular school, find jobs, lead independent lives and their
affliction may not even be noticed by other people. Autistic savants (displaying
extraordinary skills in the areas of mathematics, art, music and the
ability to memorise data), attract a great deal of attention from the
media and general public since less than 1% of the general population of
capable of such feats, but the incidence of such abilities in the autistic
population is 10%. No one knows what this occurs. Some consider it is a
result of highly concentrated focus on a specific area of interest.
So
far, the search for the cause of autism, focuses upon genetics and
environmental factors (viruses or chemicals). There is little doubt that
genetics plays a part. 75% of autistic people are male. A family with one
child with autism has a five to ten percent chance of having another child
with the disorder. A family with no autistic children has only a 0.1-0.2 %
chance of having a child with autism. The consensus of opinion of
mainstream autism researchers would indicate that the disorder results
from neurological problems occurring during prenatal development or within
the first years of life whilst neural connections are still being made.
Some
researchers have noted that the autistic brain has smaller memory (amygdala),
emotion (hippocampus) an learning centres (cerebellum) than normal. The
autistic brain does not seem to function at all like a normal brain.
Neuroscientist, Eric Courchesne at colleagues have used deep brain scans
to show that the fusiform gyrus (part of the brain involved in face
recognition) isn't active in autistic children. Other studies report
dysfunction in the parietal lobes and the corpus callosum. The anatomical
and functional abnormalities strongly suggest dysfunctional genes and
misguided development. So far, a gene called WNT2 and another called HOXA1
(both involved in early brain development) and a third gene that codes for
serotonin are likely candidates. It is estimated that 10 or more genes may
ultimately be implicated.
There
is no cure for autism, but its effects can be ameliorated. B. J. Freeman,
professor of medical psychology at UCLA has been quoted in saying "whose
to say there aren't things in the environment involved in autism. If you
look hard enough and know what to look for, you can see evidence of
autistic symptoms in the first few months of life in 95% of cases".
The key, according to Freeman, is identifying autistic children as soon as
possible---and acting.
As
all parents of autistic children learn, there is no shortage of alleged
autism remedies. Some of these include dietary changes, elimination of
gluten and dairy, supplementation, purging the body of metals, toxins and
drugs used to combat depression, convulsions and hyperactivity to more
controversial concoctions like secretin (a hormone involved in digestion).
"Very few people talk about a cure, but I have seen plenty of
autistic kids treated who are now indistinguishable from normal kids, said
Dr. Rimland of the Autism Research Institute, an advocate of vitamin
therapy".
Equally
important in ameliorating autism is behaviour therapy. Applied Behavioural
analysis (ABA) comes in many forms. No single method works for every
autistic child. Connecting is the key to behaviour training. While typical
children absorb social lessons around them almost automatically, the
autistic child does not. For example, a normal preschooler might see his
peers line up for class and conclude that he is supposed to as well. The
autistic child might not even notice there are other children nearby. In
behaviour training, therapists use visual and verbal cues to teach
autistic children what to do and how to behave in different specific
circumstances. Sometimes this is done with pictures, food, mimicry or
simply repeating a behaviour until the child catches on. The setting for
behaviour training can be limited to a child and therapist or parent or
can take place in a more communal setting. Aubyn Stahmer, Clinical
Research Director of the Children's Toddler School (USA), a preschool that
involves and mixes together autistic and developmentally normal children
believes "other children are often the best teachers".
Experience
in this clinic has shown that with effort, and time the following
mutlimodal interventions including diet (low allergenic, gluten-free,
dairy free) nutritional supplements (Vit B, magnesium, essential fatty
acids & others), EEG biofeedback training, ABA training, speech
therapy, craniosacral therapy (Upledger) and aromatherpy are useful in
ameliorating many of the symptoms of autism.
References:
Balch, P. & Balch, J. (2000): "Prescriptions for Nutritional
Healing" Penguin-Putman Inc. New York.
Lafee. S. (2002): "Mental Blocked" The Brain in the News. Vol 9,
No.1. The Dana Foundation
Robbins, J. (2000): "A Symphony in the Brain - The Evolution of the
New Brain Wave Biofeedback ". Atlantic Monthly Press. New York.
Upledger, J. E. & Vredevoogd, J. D. (1983): "Craniosacral Therapy
Volume I". Eastland Press, Seattle Washington.
Werbach, M. R (1999): "Nutritional Influences on Mental Illness".
Third Line Press, CA.
Worwood, V. (1990): "The Fragrant Pharmacy". Bantam Books,
London.
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A different world, exploring Autism
An
article written by Beverly Shamon, Medical Herbalist, Iridologist,
Kinesiologist, Naturopath and Clinical Nutritionist. Beverly can be
contacted via email at:
ehc@ion.com.au
, or by telephoning: (07) 5535 1552.
The
clinical syndrome of autism has become more noticeable in recent times
with an increasing number of cases diagnosed year after year. The exact
number of diagnosed cases is difficult to determine as the definition of
autism varies between studies. A survey conducted in Western Australia
indicated a ten-fold increase in the 1980's and 1990's and a recent survey
mandated by the California state legislature found an increase of 273
percent in California in the past eleven years.
Incidences
of autism, first identified by Leo Kanner in 1943, seem to occur in about
15 of every 10,000 births with up to four times the cases in boys as
opposed to girls.
In
typical cases the child appears to be a normal, reasonably healthy infant
for the first 18 to 24 months then there may be regression of speech
development often to the point of muteness.
Symptoms
Severe
problems with behaviour, communication and social relationships are caused
because of the inability to understand what victims would normally sense
through sight, touch and hearing.
There
are often a variety of repetitive behaviours and the need for sameness,
which strongly resemble obsessive-compulsive tendencies. Differential
diagnosis may include childhood schizophrenia, depression,
obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorder, and other neuroses.
Related
behaviours include irrational fears, poor eye contact, aggressive or
self-injurious behaviours, temper tantrums, depression, mental confusion,
irritability and inexplicable changes in mood. Other symptoms include
excessive thirst, excessive sweating, especially at night, low blood sugar,
diarrhoea, bloating, rhinitis, inability to control temperature, red face
and/or ears, dark circles under the eyes, etc. There may be sensitivity to
light and a pronounced 'poking' movement with hands.
Autism
may occur on its own or in association with other disorders which affect
the function of the brain, eg metabolic disturbances and epilepsy.
Difficulties can vary from mild to severe and there is often an
accompanying intellectual handicap. Symptoms of schizophrenia with
delusions and hallucinations may begin in some individuals as they go into
young adulthood.
Some
sufferers can do certain things very well, very quickly, but not tasks
involving social understanding. This can be the case with Asperger's
syndrome, which some consider a distinct condition, whilst others argue it
is simply the higher functioning end of the autism spectrum. Sufferers of
Asperger's syndrome may exhibit some features of autism but are often very
successful, sometimes seen as brilliant, eccentric, absentminded, socially
inept, and a little awkward physically. They may demonstrate gaze
avoidance in social situations and have trouble with social skills where
they, although wanting to get to know others, don't really know how to do
it. They can be apprehensive about change and prefer routine.
A
'different' way of using language might be observed with Asperger's
syndrome - a child may have a wonderful vocabulary but not truly
understand the nuances of language. They may also be thought of as clumsy
and not truly involved in life as others are.
Testing
Little
information is found with EEG examination but CT scans have shown a
subgroup of children with enlarged ventricles. There may be an association
in individual cases with cytomegalic inclusion disease or congenital
rubella syndrome.
Causes
It
seems likely that both genetic predisposition and environmental factors,
influence autism in a child. Measles and cytomegalovirus have also been
implicated as environmental "causes" of autism and some say
there is mounting evidence that a small proportion of autistic children
were injured by one or more childhood vaccinations or viruses i.e. chicken
pox, tonsillitis or ear infections.
Vaccinations
At
present primary suspicion for this epidemic of neurobehavioral disorders
rests with the measles - mumps rubella (MMR) vaccine.
One
study found that 84% of autistic children tested had antibodies to brain
tissue in the form of antibodies to myelin basic protein. There was also a
strong correlation between myelin basic protein antibodies and antibodies
to the MMR vaccine.. There were also signs of central nervous system and
genetic damage following vaccination. "Results indicate that
autoimmune pathology is more frequent in countries where vaccination is
more widespread…."
Also
found was live measles virus in the intestinal lining of children with
autism, raising the possibility that the MMR may actually be responsible
for some of the gastrointestinal abnormalities common in these children.
The study also notes "some interesting parallels between autism and
tetanus"
Chronic
infection by vaccine viruses
Dr.
Andrew Wakefield and co-workers of the Royal Free Hospital in London found
a possible link between MMR vaccine, Crohn's disease of the bowel, and
autism.
In
a selected group of previously, apparently normal children the data
provides further support for a link between autism and the gut. Onset of
behavioural symptoms linked with MMR vaccination appeared in some and all
children had significant intestinal pathology.
If
the MMR vaccine were causing an autoimmune reaction involving the brains
of autistic children, what would be the mechanism?
One
of the differences between the vaccine and the respective wild virus
infections is the way they enter the body: injections versus mucosal
entry. Another difference is that wild viruses have serial passage through
human hosts, a vaccine may be incubated in animal culture tissue.
Viruses
are highly susceptible to the process of "jumping genes" in
which they may incorporate genetic material from tissue in which they are
cultured. The process may be further affected by the fact that protein
sequences in the measles virus have been found to be similar to those
found in brain tissues.
This
has been shown in tests of blood samples which led to the discovery of
unique cell-destroying viruses, termed 'stealth viruses" that were
not recognised by the immune system. These are thought to have clearly
originated from the simian cytomegalic virus, and they would induce immune
responses from the host.
Live
attenuated vaccine viruses can not only revert to virulence, but "may
cause [a] mild form of disease;" or, due to the presence of viral
genomes, "may be[come] pathogenic or oncogenic (cancer causing) in
some [people's] systems." Aside from these forms of infection,
persistent or latent infections may be engendered by viruses (Molecular
Virology, pp. 39-41).
This
does not detract from the fact that these diseases, such as measles, may
have complications resulting in brain injury. Measles can precipitate
subacute sclerosing pariencephalitis and encephalomyelitis. The latter
illness may follow not only measles, but also rubella, varicella, mumps,
influenza, and other childhood diseases, just as smallpox and rabies
vaccinations may be complicated by postvaccinal encephalomyelitis. in
these cases, the vaccine itself could cause similar sequelae through
molecular mimicking.
But
there is still another means by which a live virus vaccine can cause
disease: since vaccine viruses are grown in animal or human cells,
contaminating or endogenous ('produced from within') animal viruses can
inhabit the vaccine and infect a vaccinated individual. Early batches of
killed polio vaccine, for instance, were found to be contaminated with
Simian Virus 40 (Molecular Virology, pp. 39-43; 75-6; 78-9), which has
been linked with cancer years after infection.
Another
thought is that many of today's children are the second-generation to be
exposed to vaccines. Born to mothers vaccinated for measles, mumps, and/or
rubella, it is possible the reaction may be increasing in this generation
due to sensitisation to the vaccines being transmitted to the foetus
during pregnancy.
Mercury
[Hg]
It
is hypothesised that the regressive form of autism represents another form
of mercury poisoning
Autistic
brains show neurotransmitter irregularities, which are virtually identical
to those arising from Hg exposure: both high or low serotonin and dopamine,
depending on the subjects studied.
Mercury
in vaccinations should be considered a probable source. It is also
possible that vaccinal Hg may be additive to a prenatal mercury load
derived from maternal amalgams, immune globulin injections, or fish
consumption, and environmental sources.
Nearly
all US children are immunised, yet only a small proportion develops autism.
How do we explain this? A
pertinent
characteristic of mercury is the great variability in its affects on the
individual - at the same exposure level, some will be affected severely
while others will be asymptomatic. An example is acrodynia, which arose in
the early 20th Century from mercury in teething powders. It afflicted only
1 in 500-1000 children given the same low dose.
Serotonin
Two
of the most consistently observed biological findings in autism are
increased serotonin levels in the blood and immunological abnormalities.
15 The finding across several studies is that approximately 25% of
autistic people have significantly increased levels of blood serotonin (a
neurotransmitter) and that these increased serotonin levels are also
common in severely retarded individuals compared to the general population.
Treatment
Dr.
Rimland of the Autism Institute in the U.S. believes that cases would show
dramatic improvement if candida/yeast infections, usually brought on by
antibiotic overuse, were successfully treated.
He
cites an example of a three-and-a-half-year-old boy who had been a bright
and active youngster. After the diagnosis of autism his parents took him
to an allergist where it was found that the boy's immune system was
severely impaired - possibly linked to numerous antibiotics he had been
given to control his ear infections. He was sensitive to moulds and his
diet was modified to exclude sugars and refined carbohydrates.
A
few years later he was an active, greatly improved child with few
remaining signs of autism although still requiring treatment.
Allergies
Many
parents feel their children have 'allergy-induced' autism. The main
offenders appear to be wheat, cow's milk, corn, sugar and citrus fruits.
If dietary intervention is used, reducing the amount of offending foods,
some alleviation of symptoms may be observed, particularly symptoms such
as sleeplessness, aggression to self and others and hyperactivity.
Sulphate
Some
autistic children show a low capacity to oxidise sulphur compounds and low
levels of sulphate. These findings may be linked with mercury problems
reducing sulphate absorption.
Sulphate
should attach itself to unwanted substances such as residues of
medications, breakdown products of foods and chemicals etc. It then
assists in these substances being excreted through the kidneys as waste
products. If it doesn't these could then build up and possibly cause a
brain dysfunction.
Secretin
Secretin,
a neurotransmitter in the neuropeptide group, is one of the hormones that
controls digestion and is secreted by cells in the digestive system when
the stomach empties. It stimulates the pancreas to emit digestive fluids
that are rich in bicarbonate, which neutralises the acidity of the
intestines, the stomach to produce pepsin (an enzyme that aids digestion
of protein), and the liver to produce bile.
It
was found that some children who had tests such as gastrointestinal
endoscopy showed remarkable improvement afterward. This reaction is
thought to be from the secretin given intravenously during the procedure.
Its
use is controversial and a potential problem exists in the differentiation
between the sequence of human and porcine secretin used in treatment,
which may or may not be enough to induce antibodies.
Vitamin
and mineral supplementation
Children
with autism may benefit from taking a vitamin/mineral supplement. It is
thought they may have a 'leaky gut', and so are unable to absorb nutrients
from their diet as well as they could do.
Vitamin
B6 and magnesium, as well as all the other nutrients, in particular
niacinamide, pantothenic acid, Diimethyl glycine (DMG) and vitamin C, with
digestive enzymes have benefited. Considerable behavioural improvement was
reported in the 1968 study by German investigator, V. E. Bonisch, when
autistic children were given (100 mg to 600 mg per day) of vitamin B6. It
was reported that three of Bonisch's patients spoke for the first time
after the vitamin B6 was administered.
The
conclusion, which appears to have been reached at this time, is that
although autism appears to be multi-factorial in cause there are a number
of avenues open to patient parents to work towards control and improvement
of the condition. The tagging of different 'syndromes' does not get away
from the fact that there are complex links between the immune system, the
central nervous system and the endocrine system on the one hand, and
psychological phenomena ... on the other...and that whatever the label,
often the chain of causative factors will be similar.
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