The explanation for autism explained

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Kennedy has promised to have an explanation for autism by September. How can he be so sure? Because the evidence is all there! We know the answer! Just as was the case with tobacco, AIDS and Covid, the question is one of overcoming stubborn, very deep-pocketed resistance.

This week Jessica Rose published this highly convincing statistical association of autism with vaccines in this post and this. Nobody tries to refute arguments such as these. Anybody who refuses to see the connection has simply been blinded by scientism, Fauci’s “The Science.”

Yesterday The Vigilant Fox published a link to an article by A Midwestern Doctor two years back. There are nuances. Marc Girardot sees the mechanism a bit differently, but definitely sees the connection. Steve Kirsch has written about a very well constructed statistical analysis of autism (I’ll dig up the link) that found a rate of only .7 in 10,000 thirty years ago. The pharma establishment, however well-funded, will not be able to withstand this tsunami of information.

Meanwhile, the CDC is still recommending shots for kids from 6 months. This is bound to end shortly. Just as it is tragic to be the last soldier to die in a pointless war, it would be profoundly unsettling to be the last to suffer lifetime damage from a procedure that was known to carry the risk.

The focus for the time being is on proving the connection between vaccines and autism. However, given that some two million American children are affected, the question of what to do would seem to require attention.

Most researchers believe that autism causes permanent damage by provoking micro-strokes in the brains of the vaccinated. The small parts of the brain that they kill will not recover. Sometimes they result in death. There appears to be a connection between SIDS – sudden infant death syndrome – and vaccines.

A second effect of the vaccines appears to be changes to the immune system, provoking autoimmune responses. These can be treated by changes in diet and blood chemistry. The theory is that liquids within the body exist as colloids, tiny droplets of one liquid within another. Homogenized milk contains droplets of cream carried by skim milk. Mayonnaise is a colloid of egg yolk within oil. Your blood is a colloid.

The stability of colloids can be affected by changes in temperature and acidity. Freezing mayo destroys it. The ionization of your blood, expressed as pH, changes when you get a cut, causing the platelets to clot.

One theory is that vaccination affects the ionization of one’s body fluids, expressed by the term zeta potential. Changes in zeta potential can, per the theory, provoke autoimmune responses. A Midwestern Doctor writes extensively about the need to keep your zeta potential within the right range through diet, supplements and exercise. I’m over my head in even attempting to explain this much, but the emphasis he gives to zeta potential, and one’s ability to change it, leads me to believe that anybody suffering from autism should pay close attention to his recommendations.

The message for the rest of us should be to avoid vaccination. “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” in the words of Jimmy Carter. It is naïve to think that we even know how vaccines affect their target pathogens, immediately or over a lifetime. We know much less about the other ways in which they change one’s body. It is presumptuous to assume we can improve on billions of years of evolution, bypassing our bodies’ natural immune systems.

The most common childhood vaccine, given to more than 80% of all of humanity, is MMR. It is associated with autism. MMR does work to prevent measles. For most people. For a while. On the other hand, childhood measles is not as dangerous as adult measles. It can also be dangerous to newborns, but a mother who has had measles passes her immunity on to a baby in its first year. So… contracting childhood measles is not necessarily a bad thing.

But even if it is, you can still ask whether the vaccine is necessary. Here is an an article about a repurposed drug, budesonide, that is highly effective in treating measles. Just like ivermectin for treating Covid. If you have a safe drug for when you get ill, you don’t need to accept the risks that come with vaccination. And, as was the case with ivermectin, you may have a hard time getting it! Here’s what's available in Ukraine.

You don't hear about this kind of thing from the drug companies because

(1) This treatment is significantly less expensive than getting vaccinated, and

(2) This treatment is needed only if you get sick. When the drug makers have their way, everybody is forced to get vaccines.

Because there is no money in it, there will of course not be extensive, double-blind clinical trials to prove its effectiveness. The people who investigate it will be those truly interested in your health, not just making a profit. You and I may want to keep this email in our inboxes and fish it out if any of our kids get the measles.

The listed side effects of a drug like this are almost all highly visible and short term. Nothing mentioned in this link would last a lifetime, like autism with the MMR vaccine.

That’s the news from Lake WeBeGone, where the all of these concerns seem academic. We exposed our kids to chicken pox but they didn’t get it. No other childhood diseases have shown up in their schools. I had measles as a kid, and Oksana thinks she was vaccinated. We’re not worried.

Graham