"If vaccines aren’t triggering autism, then the number of times a parent notices autistic behaviors BEFORE a wellness visit where a vaccine is given should be comparable to the number of times AFTER the visit."
That is still completely wrong.
Instead of just making things up, why don't you try and learn some basic science?
Steve, I think it is highly likely vaccines cause autism but … your surveys, while interesting, cannot be considered conclusive. Virtually no one answering your survey will be pro vaccine so approximately all of your responses will come from an anti vax perspective. Given this, the changes an anti vax parent connects vaccine appointment to onset is much much higher than a parent correctly recalling onset preceded vaccination. You need a better way of conducting this research. You really need to analyze medical records rather than relying on parent memory. State granted Medicaid insurance covers vaccines as well as other care … medical records for children on Medicaid might be a good source of data. A red state might even be open to sharing data with you? I am in Connecticut where “husky” is the branded name for Medicaid. It would take an act of God or a perfect FOIA to get at that data. You really need a blind cohort
That is not how you do science. You surveyed people who oppose vaccines (your followers) with those who have autistic children and then you ask them did they see any symptoms of autism before or after the vaccine. What even are the signs of it? when did the vaccination happen? can you even see autistic behavior at age 1 for example? A lot better candidate is glyphosate exposure during pregnancy.
Is there a pediatrician's office anywhere in the US that does NOT give the shots at all? Or very rarely? Because they have just decided not to, and their patients are fine with it? IOW, those that want to have the shots just go to a different doctor? So the practice is KNOWN to not give them?.....Or are pediatricians OBLIGATED to give them to kids? Meaning, they will not have a license if not? Or do they generally all believe in them, or are required to, so therefore these offices do not exist and you have to go to a naturopathic doctor if you do not want them because they are not required to offer them? Just some questions I have. Thanks.
Is there a pediatrician's office anywhere in the US that does NOT give the shots at all? Or very rarely? Because they have just decided not to, and their patients are fine with it? IOW, those that want to have the shots just go to a different doctor? So the practice is KNOWN to not give them?.....Or are pediatricians OBLIGATED to give them to kids? Meaning, they will not have a license if not? Or do they generally all believe in them, or are required to, so therefore these offices do not exist and you have to go to a naturopathic doctor if you do not want them because they are not required to offer them? Just some questions I have. Thanks.
If you think that this literal drivel constitutes "science" or anything like it, you are an idiot. You basically asked a bunch of anti-vaxxers "hey guys, do you believe vaccines cause autism?" and then got your knickers absolutely soaked in piss because they said "yes". Check your cognitive biases and talk to a psychiatric professional.
The doctor that said vaccine cause ASD lost his license because he had not knowlage about the topic at hand. You are born with ASD, when and how it start showing is not because of a vaccine. The end.
This survey is doomed to always show a correlation. My daughter got her DPT vaxx at two months of age. I think it's pretty unusual to be diagnosed or to suspect autism that early. So I don't see how this survey proves anything really.
After sharing this article with my adult sons, we discussed the results and came up with a possible problem with the conclusion drawn from the survey. This may not be an actual problem, it’s just a possible problem or a point of confusion that should be addressed. The issue is that if vaccines don’t cause autism, we might still find that zero of the children start displaying symptoms of autism less than one month before a vaccination because parents (and pediatricians) may defer giving the child a vaccine during the time when the autism is first being evaluated.
My first born has autism, he was fine for his first 16 months, but then after a Friday afternoon Doctor's visit where he received the MMR and another vaccine , he developed a fever, was very sick, I remember vividly taking his temperature over and over knowing that if it recached 103 we would go to the emergency even though it was late at night and we lived 30 minute out of town in the country.
I remember it hovering around 102.8-102.9 ......at the time We didn't make the connection, but hind sight he probably experienced Encephalitis resulting in his ASD.
"In other words, my quick survey showed that over 21% of American households have 1 or more autistic children." If I understood correctly, that figure applies to those households that have one or more children. 28,5 percent of the households that responded to your survey reported not having kids. That, of course, makes the result even more staggering.
I have a daughter who is now 16 years old who has never had an injection of any kind. The pressure from day 1 (infant Hep jab) was immense and choosing to keep her un-vaccinated was the most challenging decision of my life. We were harassed constantly for years, made to believe she was going to fall ill and die from a preventable disease and it was going to be our fault. Today she is the HEALTHIEST child I know. She's brilliantly intelligent, has zero allergies of any kind and almost never gets sick. She is the picture of health.
When she was about 2, I asked her pediatrician what she would do if she had a baby today and her answer was SHOCKING. She told me that she'd consider giving a vax for meningitis only and nothing else, that the risk wasn't worth the benefit. She then told me that if childhood vaccination rates at her practice dropped below a certain percentage, she would no longer be allowed to buy the drugs and she'd effectively be put out of business.
Since unvaccinated children are generally very healthy I don't think pediatricians would have much to do if they didn't have a line of parents eager to inject these products into their children.
This is a pretty interesting video I did with a PhD who got mercury poisoning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zn8_ENJ0vjI
There are many insights about things people need to understand about what's going on in the world.
"If vaccines aren’t triggering autism, then the number of times a parent notices autistic behaviors BEFORE a wellness visit where a vaccine is given should be comparable to the number of times AFTER the visit."
That is still completely wrong.
Instead of just making things up, why don't you try and learn some basic science?
Steve, I think it is highly likely vaccines cause autism but … your surveys, while interesting, cannot be considered conclusive. Virtually no one answering your survey will be pro vaccine so approximately all of your responses will come from an anti vax perspective. Given this, the changes an anti vax parent connects vaccine appointment to onset is much much higher than a parent correctly recalling onset preceded vaccination. You need a better way of conducting this research. You really need to analyze medical records rather than relying on parent memory. State granted Medicaid insurance covers vaccines as well as other care … medical records for children on Medicaid might be a good source of data. A red state might even be open to sharing data with you? I am in Connecticut where “husky” is the branded name for Medicaid. It would take an act of God or a perfect FOIA to get at that data. You really need a blind cohort
That is not how you do science. You surveyed people who oppose vaccines (your followers) with those who have autistic children and then you ask them did they see any symptoms of autism before or after the vaccine. What even are the signs of it? when did the vaccination happen? can you even see autistic behavior at age 1 for example? A lot better candidate is glyphosate exposure during pregnancy.
Is there a pediatrician's office anywhere in the US that does NOT give the shots at all? Or very rarely? Because they have just decided not to, and their patients are fine with it? IOW, those that want to have the shots just go to a different doctor? So the practice is KNOWN to not give them?.....Or are pediatricians OBLIGATED to give them to kids? Meaning, they will not have a license if not? Or do they generally all believe in them, or are required to, so therefore these offices do not exist and you have to go to a naturopathic doctor if you do not want them because they are not required to offer them? Just some questions I have. Thanks.
Is there a pediatrician's office anywhere in the US that does NOT give the shots at all? Or very rarely? Because they have just decided not to, and their patients are fine with it? IOW, those that want to have the shots just go to a different doctor? So the practice is KNOWN to not give them?.....Or are pediatricians OBLIGATED to give them to kids? Meaning, they will not have a license if not? Or do they generally all believe in them, or are required to, so therefore these offices do not exist and you have to go to a naturopathic doctor if you do not want them because they are not required to offer them? Just some questions I have. Thanks.
If you think that this literal drivel constitutes "science" or anything like it, you are an idiot. You basically asked a bunch of anti-vaxxers "hey guys, do you believe vaccines cause autism?" and then got your knickers absolutely soaked in piss because they said "yes". Check your cognitive biases and talk to a psychiatric professional.
The doctor that said vaccine cause ASD lost his license because he had not knowlage about the topic at hand. You are born with ASD, when and how it start showing is not because of a vaccine. The end.
This is like surveying church goers to prove the existence of God. Your survey participants are already part of the "converted"
This survey is doomed to always show a correlation. My daughter got her DPT vaxx at two months of age. I think it's pretty unusual to be diagnosed or to suspect autism that early. So I don't see how this survey proves anything really.
After sharing this article with my adult sons, we discussed the results and came up with a possible problem with the conclusion drawn from the survey. This may not be an actual problem, it’s just a possible problem or a point of confusion that should be addressed. The issue is that if vaccines don’t cause autism, we might still find that zero of the children start displaying symptoms of autism less than one month before a vaccination because parents (and pediatricians) may defer giving the child a vaccine during the time when the autism is first being evaluated.
My first born has autism, he was fine for his first 16 months, but then after a Friday afternoon Doctor's visit where he received the MMR and another vaccine , he developed a fever, was very sick, I remember vividly taking his temperature over and over knowing that if it recached 103 we would go to the emergency even though it was late at night and we lived 30 minute out of town in the country.
I remember it hovering around 102.8-102.9 ......at the time We didn't make the connection, but hind sight he probably experienced Encephalitis resulting in his ASD.
.....this is my own self diagnoses.
https://thenationalpulse.com/2023/06/06/watch-trumps-plans-to-hit-big-pharma-investigate-rise-of-autism-obesity-infertility/
Well done Steve for this information. Truly ground breaking.
Wakefield the true hero for exposing the baby & infant "vaccinations" harms & damage.
The "establishment" destroyed his medical career over his exposure of their evils.
"In other words, my quick survey showed that over 21% of American households have 1 or more autistic children." If I understood correctly, that figure applies to those households that have one or more children. 28,5 percent of the households that responded to your survey reported not having kids. That, of course, makes the result even more staggering.
I have a daughter who is now 16 years old who has never had an injection of any kind. The pressure from day 1 (infant Hep jab) was immense and choosing to keep her un-vaccinated was the most challenging decision of my life. We were harassed constantly for years, made to believe she was going to fall ill and die from a preventable disease and it was going to be our fault. Today she is the HEALTHIEST child I know. She's brilliantly intelligent, has zero allergies of any kind and almost never gets sick. She is the picture of health.
When she was about 2, I asked her pediatrician what she would do if she had a baby today and her answer was SHOCKING. She told me that she'd consider giving a vax for meningitis only and nothing else, that the risk wasn't worth the benefit. She then told me that if childhood vaccination rates at her practice dropped below a certain percentage, she would no longer be allowed to buy the drugs and she'd effectively be put out of business.
Since unvaccinated children are generally very healthy I don't think pediatricians would have much to do if they didn't have a line of parents eager to inject these products into their children.