Am I wrong for thinking most vaccines are dangerous?

When I was a toddler, I displayed many traits that would have me labeled as mildly autistic. My mom didn't want to diagnose me because she didn't want teachers and future employers seeing that on my record and viewing me as mentally challenged.

My family largely believes these traits came about from the vaccines I received, or more specifically, the new Hepatitus shot that came out in the early nineties. The last shot I received was over twelve years ago, and I've gradually lost most of the autistic characteristics, except for things like pacing or stimming.

I largely believe that vaccines are behind a lot of the disorders that are being found more and more in young children. And with false scares like the Swine Flu outrage which seemed constructed to scare the public into getting vaccinated, I don't think there's much good intent behind them these days, especially with all of the reports of the crap that's in them.

I understand things like polio have mostly been eliminated due to vaccines, but I can't shake the feeling that there's something more sinister behind their purpose these days, especially with all sorts of behaviors being "diagnosed."

Am I wrong by feeling this way about vaccines?

[size=17px]Each vaccine is a little different and carries a different baseline of risk. By that I mean, the average risk associated with the product that has nothing to do with bad batches and other circumstances. You can find this risk by looking up the product safety information that comes with the product. They are mostly online I believe and can be found by searching "X product insert".[/size][/size][size=17px]You should also pay attention to the type of vaccine. Live virus vaccines appear to be dangerous as the recent polio fiasco in India demonstrates. As for your autism going away, there are tons of testimonials from people claiming the symptoms went away with changes in diet, heavy metal detox, or removing certain types of plastics from the house. It's hard to say for sure how much of this is over diagnosis and how much is just a misunderstanding of Autism.[/size]

Its a dangerous territory to analyse.

I feel that not enuff research is done b4 approval !

BigPharma has such a strong lobby !!

[quote author=ketchim link=topic=95586.msg616922#msg616922 date=1423161533]
Its a dangerous territory to analyse.

I feel that not enuff research is done b4 approval !

BigPharma has such a strong lobby !!
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that is correct.  Science is not the driver in most cases...but money and lobbiest! 

[quote author=The Professor link=topic=95586.msg616871#msg616871 date=1423156408]
When I was a toddler, I displayed many traits that would have me labeled as mildly autistic. My mom didn't want to diagnose me because she didn't want teachers and future employers seeing that on my record and viewing me as mentally challenged.

My family largely believes these traits came about from the vaccines I received, or more specifically, the new Hepatitus shot that came out in the early nineties. The last shot I received was over twelve years ago, and I've gradually lost most of the autistic characteristics, except for things like pacing or stimming.

I largely believe that vaccines are behind a lot of the disorders that are being found more and more in young children. And with false scares like the Swine Flu outrage which seemed constructed to scare the public into getting vaccinated, I don't think there's much good intent behind them these days, especially with all of the reports of the crap that's in them.

I understand things like polio have mostly been eliminated due to vaccines, but I can't shake the feeling that there's something more sinister behind their purpose these days, especially with all sorts of behaviors being "diagnosed."

Am I wrong by feeling this way about vaccines?
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Your mom may be on to something, but we don't know that for sure.

Professor,

usually opens other areas of brilliance , I understand  !

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/highlig...4650000113

for the vaccine friendly

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articl...t-one.aspx


Why Don't the Amish Have Autistic Children?

[quote author=mapoui link=topic=95586.msg617143#msg617143 date=1423255678]
for the vaccine friendly

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articl...t-one.aspx


Why Don't the Amish Have Autistic Children?
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they don't hang around your ass!!!  ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::


same reason why the Natives did not have diseases before the Europeans came and "discovered" their land!