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The 1998 Lancet study showing a connention between autism and vaccines has many problems with it including a small sample size and lack of experimental design. In addition, the Lancet editors retracted the study in early 2010. So, while vaccines may be made of harmful ingredients, there has been no causal link to the diagnosis of autism spectrum disorders.
McGuiness, T. (2010). Update on autism and vaccines. Journal of Psychosocial Nursing & Mental Health Services, 48(6), 15-18.
@Tanta My post from yesterday ended with what I thought and what I read about the relationship between an Expectanant Mother her Vitamin D level and Autisim Prevention. I still think a team of a Wholistic Physcian and a Certified Nurse Midwife monitoring the Pregnancy is a good idea. It is important that her Primary Care Physcian check her Vitamin D level and make sure it is not too low. If Vitamin D can help keep the immune system of the Expectant Mother healthy then maybe she has a choice either to be Vaccinated or take Vitamin D supplementation. I am not a Physcian, and this would be monitored by the Primary Care Pyscian the Nurse Midwife. Doesn’t Autism prevention begin with making sure the Expectant Mother and baby are staying healthy?
Tanta is right.
This is junk science. Next think you’ll believe in global warming.
Tanta is so, so right.
please do not spread these harmful false myths about vaccines,
they only cause damage to people (mostly children).
If you don’t believe that vaccines have relieved an immense amount of suffering, just take a look at what your great-grandparents died of, and how many of their children didn’t live past infancy.
If you did your homework, you would see that vaccines are a gift from above, and we would insult Hashem by refusing to take advantage of his mercy.
oh yes, hashem put polio into the world and it’s a mitzva to get it. I see.
Chance:
Please note that I told you exactly where I got my research from, chapter and verse. Feel free to look up the journal article, from a peer-reviewed journal and read the whole thing yourself.
Nor did I say anything about vaccines, except that they have not been proven to cause autism. Does it say in the insert that they cause autism?
My post didn’t go through, and can understand why as I overtly mentioned another site. But I did want to chime in and say that the “out of Sync Child” helped us tremendously years ago with one of my children… and from there we’ve been as GF/CF free as is possible… more the CF…
It’s great to be able to get the support from each other – whether it be borderline autistic spectrum disorders… or alternative approaches – rather, PROACTIVE approaches to health: mental, phsyical, emotional and spiritual health – here in the coffee room, or elsewhere…
And SEAN – you INSPIRE me so…!
“The 1998 Lancet study showing a connention between autism and vaccines has many problems with it including a small sample size and lack of experimental design.”
All true. Furthermore the principal investigator was funded by trial lawyers, was found guilty of scientific misconduct, and has lost his medical license as a result. I consider him to have feathers and webbed feet.
“Nor did I say anything about vaccines, except that they have not been proven to cause autism.”
Vaccines have been proven NOT to cause autism.
“Next think you’ll believe in global warming. “
The earth has gotten warmer over the past 130 years. It isn’t a matter of belief, it is a fact. There is still room for debate as to the causes, or what to do about it.
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