This statement is obviously false: “Vaccination is recognized as having a starter function for the onset of autism.”
You might try to read at least the ABSTRACT if not the full paper when you cite an article. In an attempt to support your nonsensical and thoroughly-refuted assertion that MMR is associated with IBD and Crohn’s disease, you cited a paper which says outright in it’s friggin’ abstract: “These findings provide no support for the hypothesis that measles vaccination in childhood predisposes to the later development of either IBD overall or Crohn's disease in particular.”
Apparently you’ve managed to miss the papers that show that encephalopathy following vaccination is in fact caused by pre-existing mutations associated with defined epilepsy syndromes. (Apparently you weren't able to simple copy the information from anti-vaccine web sites.) Read these—or at least read the abstracts:
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Honestly, you don’t understand this subject.
This statement is obviously false: “Vaccination is recognized as having a starter function for the onset of autism.”
You might try to read at least the ABSTRACT if not the full paper when you cite an article. In an attempt to support your nonsensical and thoroughly-refuted assertion that MMR is associated with IBD and Crohn’s disease, you cited a paper which says outright in it’s friggin’ abstract: “These findings provide no support for the hypothesis that measles vaccination in childhood predisposes to the later development of either IBD overall or Crohn's disease in particular.”
Apparently you’ve managed to miss the papers that show that encephalopathy following vaccination is in fact caused by pre-existing mutations associated with defined epilepsy syndromes. (Apparently you weren't able to simple copy the information from anti-vaccine web sites.) Read these—or at least read the abstracts:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16713920
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21844054
September 9, 2011 - 5:03pmThis Comment
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