13 Apr 2013 20:54:12 These people whom have all the cash think it's n… · #10119

My daughter's best mate had really bad fits sometimes 15 to 20 a day even when she was asleep, the poor kid had to leave school because how bad they got, her parents took her to her gp who in turn referred her to a specialist, they must have seen over seven drs with no joy, they actually asked the girl who was 16 at the time while her parents were there was she getting sexually abused, jesus I swear I would have chinned the dr if he would have said that to me but I think the parents were in shock at what he said, anyway after about 18 months of tests they linked it to the contraceptive jab, people might think she was just unlucky but injecting something in to your body is not natural, thankfully my daughters mate is a lot better since she has stopped the jab.

Vaccines don't cause autism. That idea is based on bogus research. There is no plausible way they could cause autism. {Ed001's Note - actually that is not true, it was not bogus research that created the link, it was people's experiences. The only question is whether the research, all paid for by drugs companies who stand to profit from the continued use of those vaccines, that was done to disprove the theory is bogus or not? As for no plausible way, that is just simply unknown, we don't have the knowledge about our own bodies, or the world around us, to say that.}

I should have stated that it was my opinion as upon reading it back it seemed like I was stating it as fact. However I have researched the topic quite extensively albeit from a scientific viewpoint with sources I could reference. But ed u say its from peoples experiences but that is a very subjective idea and that could in theory be applied to anything. And while I know drug companies are all about profits, there have been many studies performed by researchers with nothing to gain. {Ed001's Note - and how were those studies funded? You will find that there is very little research funded by people with nothing to gain, if any. I do agree, people's experiences are subjective, but often conclusions made by studies are also subjective, even when based on solid research.}