Vaccines and Autism - New Information

Vaccines and Autism - New Information
by John Smitty

commended for biomedical intervention are reasonable:

Testing the child for problems - nutritional deficiencies, metabolic issues, bacterial and
fungal infections, toxic chemicals. Having a plan of action, communications and
regular followup.

If the child has a fungal infection for example, certainly it may make sense to treat
this with a reputable doctor. However be wary of anyone claiming it will cure or
reverse a child's autism.

Do vaccines cause autism? There have been studies in several countries that show
eliminating the mercury and other ingredients that are commonly targeted as
suspected causes of autism make no difference. In fact they had shown an increase
in some cases.

This is not a definitive answer, there are still other factors, such as multiple shots at
the same time, contaminants in the shots and causes that are unrelated to vaccines
such as leaky gut syndrome, diets and yeast issues.

There must be more study by reputable agencies before we truly have an answer,
but it is important to not only be a responsible parent, but also a responsible citizen.
Choose carefully when it comes to vaccines, as you are not only impacting your child
and your family, but you are also impacting the world as a whole. If your child is not
vaccinated, he/she could contract serious illness. This is not only harmful to your
family, but now your child is a carrier and could spread the disease to the general
public. There are some people who are unable to be vaccinated, so they are already
susceptible to these diseases.

About The Author

John Smitty

Find additional information related to autism, aspergers and ASD at the - and .

Vaccines are being questioned by
many people as a possible cause of
autism spectrum disorders.

It is important to do your research
and think very carefully before
deciding whether you should
vaccinate you child.

Sites such as Jenny McCarthy's
Autism Organization - Generation
Rescue- with prominently displayed
"autism is reversible", by using
"biomedical intervention". While it is
debatable if autism is truly reversible,
certainly the general points rec

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The content on
this website is for educational purposes only. Please consult with your physician before using natural
remedies and before making any drastic changes to your diet or exercise program.