Re: Autism without vaccination?

I searched for the Japanese who quit vaccinating.....

"I have heard about a few cases of autism despite withholding vaccination, but it seems as if uncertainty existed about whether the in-hospital hepatitis B vaccine was given or not."
http://www.ageofautism.com/2008/10/unvaccinated-si.html


When one section of Japan containing 300,000 people quit vaccinating their kids, the rate of autism in the unvaccinated kids kept climbing.
http://yarchive.net/med/autism.html


For example, Sugiura & Yamada (Pediatr Infect Dis J, 1991;Vol 10(3):209-13) describe what happened in Japan. Very briefly, when the MMR triple vaccine was shown to cause meningitis in 1 in 2026 recipients, not only did the Japanese health authorities recognize the causal link to this vaccine, they also discontinued its use (and also significantly, no unusually large epidemic of any of these infections followed).
http://www.atlaschiro.com/autism.htm


When this decline in vaccine compliance occurred whooping cough incidence remained at an all time low for the longest recorded interepidemic period. The overall infant mortality rate also plummeted, being also the lowest on record for an epidemic when the next epidemic came around.
The same happened in Japan after 1975 when the vaccination age was lifted to 2 years; Japan zoomed from a much higher rate (17th place) to the lowest infant mortality rate (1st place) in the world (Los Angeles Times, March 1,1990).
http://www.atlaschiro.com/autism.htm


Here's a paper where they did keep statistics on a far larger population in Japan--- 300,000 people who simply stopped vaccinating with MMR until by 1993 they'd stopped entirely. Not only did the rate of autism in the unvaccinated children fail to decline, it actually went up.
http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Misc/misc.health.alternative/2005-12/...



So they only stopped ONE VACCINE - the MMR. They still vaccinated with all of the other vaccines. So the MMR vaccine by itself is not the cause of autism. But that study does nothing to prove that vaccinations do not cause autism.

Vaccinations DO cause autism. And the proof is right here:

"Dr. Moulden has absolute positive proof that vaccines cause ministrokes in children and other brain damage. He has videos showing this. In the one video is a large audience of parents of autistic children. It looked like every single one of them believe that vaccines caused the autism in their children. They have videos of their children before and after the vaccinations.

"Here is a doctor with lots of credentials, absolute proof - and he can’t get the word out."

http://brainguardmd.com/

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