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Instead of whining how Mercury in the vaccines caused Autism in children, consider this.

The Mercury was taken out of vaccines years ago and the number of children developing Autism doubled instead of decreasing.

So what does all of this mean?

It means that Autism wasn't caused by the Mercury. Mercury stopped whatever it is that caused Autism in the first palce.

So Parents: Urge the pharmacutical companies to put the Mercury back IN the vaccines.

LOL!! !! !

What about the fact that Mercury is deadly................................?

Many studies have reported a decline in rates by the way, it is not universally accepted that the rate did not go down.

That being said... the way that thermosol is reported was changed. It was NOT removed from ANY vaccine. It was merely REDUCED, which is a big difference.

Not only was it merely a reduction, but the "reduction" was accompanied by change in regulation that no longer requires them to say how much thermosol is contained, because it was "reduced to trace amounts".

All that being said, I believe Autism is genetic, so don't mistake my hate for vaccines for a hate of Autism, because I celebrate my autism, and the autism of my child. I do not, however, believe that living in a sterile environment and injecting yourself with poison from time to time is necessarily the smartest way to build up an immune system.

*i believe the original post is more of a joke than anything else, strapples.


As for the cause, I know there is a pretty common belief the reason autism is doubling is the popularity of computers. The computer industry attracts individuals with autism, or at least autistic traits, and so you have all of these people with autism/aspergers, or who aren't too far off the spectrum coming together and having children. The children are then more autistic than either of their parents. that goes back to the genetic argument. Its been years since I read the article on it though and i didn't pay much attention so i won't be explaining it any better than what I just did

I think autism is genetic. Atleast in my sons case. On my husbands side of the family...major social issues, anxiety, depression. My side is the autoimmune diseases, and I had a form of epilipsy as a teenager, and my bro had dyslexia.

I definatly disagree with the mercury scapegoat, eventhough some of my friends who have autistic sons are doing the chelation treatments and supplements etc.....to each their own I guess.