Vaccines a cause of autoimmune disease

"Oh - I know, "Strengthen your immune system". I'm not so sure I'd want to mess with my immune system even if it could be scientifically proven"

This statement shows the shear ignorance of your stance and hypocrisy of your messages.

What are vaccines supposed to do?
"A vaccine is a biological preparation that improves immunity to a particular disease. A vaccine typically contains an agent that resembles a disease-causing microorganism, and is often made from weakened or killed forms of the microbe or its toxins. The agent stimulates the body's immune system to recognize the agent as foreign, destroy it, and "remember" it, so that the immune system can more easily recognize and destroy any of these microorganisms that it later encounters."

Don't they affect the immune system?

Aren't they scientifically proven according to your opinion?


Here is a perfect example of the problems vaccines cause...

From as early as 1972, WHO knew vaccines were responsible for or were capable of causing autoimmune diseases, as can be seen from WHO's pdf document at

http://libdoc.who.int/bulletin/1972/Vol47/Vol47-No2/bulletin_1972_47(2)_memo2.pdf


(If you find the document has been removed, I have saved a copy of it. Tweet me for it!)



WHO's memo exposed they were aware vaccines can cause autoimmune diseases


One of WHO's 3 recommendations, as mentioned in the memorandum, is to make sure that virus in vaccines CAN cause autoimmune diseases:
WHO wanted to make sure that virus in vaccines CAN cause autoimmune diseases.

WHO's memo: For many years, it was specualted that myxo viruses in vaccines, may cause autoimmune diseases


Autoimmune diseases refer to diseases that compromise one's immunity by either weakening it (like asthma) or making the immunity over-active (like "psoriasis"). In short, people with autoimmune diseases often have their own skin, or organs (tissue) attacked by their own immune system

Many autoimmune diseases are chronic (lasts for many years; may or may not kill). ( Psoriasis is one of the diseases that fit this description.) Autoimmune diseases can be controlled but "not cured" (sounds familiar to you?)

"It is NOT true that the sun or exposure to sunlight causes autoimmune diseases. Overexposure to sun's rays may make your skin peel badly but that's about it; it does not even cause cancer nor freckles. On the contrary, without the body creating any natural vitamin D, the likelihood of cancer is higher. Those using toxic sun block frequently, face an even higher risk of getting cancer."

Organ-specific autoimmune disorders include Diabetes Type 1 (affects the pancreas), Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Graves' disease (affects the thyroid gland), pernicious anemia (affects stomach), etc.

Non-Organ-specific autoimmune disorders include multiple sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis , lupus and myasthenia gravis

What's Myxo-virus? Myxo-virus refers to ANY groups of the influenza virus (since there are many such viruses) but not limited to measles, mumps and respiratory syncytial viruses.

What's "antigen modification in host cells"? It refers to the alteration of the antibody-regulaters in the body that's carrying the (human) cells.

And what do you call diseases caused by vaccines? VIDS (vaccination induced disease syndrome) or PVS (post vaccination syndrome)!


DPT Vaccine
Eilert (full name: Sten Eilert Skatvedt Berner) suffered brain inflammation and permanent brain injury, 3 days after a DPT vaccine. (Eilert is one of hundreds of babies with such complications in Norway.)

Some babies were not so "lucky" - they died and athe condition was named "Sudden Infant Death Syndrome".
Sweden and France discontinued vaccinating with whole cell DPT after numerous injuries.

After the Norwegian Department of Health forced vaccine-makers to discontinue production of the DPT Vaccine in 1983, the number of complications went down to 4 cases in 1985, and to zero in 1987.

So yes, vaccines are directly related to chronic ailments/diseases such as autism.
People who have autism are tied to other autoimmune diseases in the family. Tweet