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Posted by Magnetonium on Jun-19-2007 22:26:

Children vaccinations making kids permanently ill



I need some information and honest unbiases opinion from the medical people on here. I've been reading a bunch of stuff on how there are links to vaccines making young children develop all sorts of health problems. Autism links. Paralysis. One thing also coonfirmed is the use of mercury as preservative. Which sicked my stomach thinking about it. Please gimme some info.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-19-2007 23:19:

vaccines are the best way to protect children from all manners of illness. yes, some people do have adverse reactions. but they are in the distinct minority. people that dont vaccinate their kids are negligent. but im sure you would prefer to think the government is deliberately poisoning its citizens magnetonium.


Posted by Magnetonium on Jun-19-2007 23:30:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
vaccines are the best way to protect children from all manners of illness. yes, some people do have adverse reactions. but they are in the distinct minority. people that dont vaccinate their kids are negligent. but im sure you would prefer to think the government is deliberately poisoning its citizens magnetonium.


I think vaccinations are well, neccessary, but not when there's mercury in them. And when 5,000 families sue the US government for getting their children permanently disabled because of these vaccines ... well, thats a lot of children. Thats not all of them though. Would you take a risk with that 1% chance that your child is going to develop health problems because of this super-vaccine? Won't it be easier to develop a safer package? Any mercury-containing vaccines or any chemical like crap will most likely have an adverse effect on any very young child who is extremely succeptable to dangerous substances. My youngest brother has all kinds of health problems, born in Canada - the only person in my family born in Canada. And he is only one in our lineage who ever had any allergies or autism. Poor kid. Coincidence?


Posted by Lilith on Jun-20-2007 00:10:

Thimerosal which is an ethylmercury was used in a couple of vaccines as a preservative, it's know to trigger autism in kids that are predisposed to getting it. (Don't confuse it with methylmercury or dimethylmercury's, which will just kill you straight out.)

list of vaccines here


Posted by Fir3start3r on Jun-20-2007 02:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Magnetonium


I think vaccinations are well, neccessary, but not when there's mercury in them. And when 5,000 families sue the US government for getting their children permanently disabled because of these vaccines ... well, thats a lot of children. Thats not all of them though. Would you take a risk with that 1% chance that your child is going to develop health problems because of this super-vaccine? Won't it be easier to develop a safer package? Any mercury-containing vaccines or any chemical like crap will most likely have an adverse effect on any very young child who is extremely succeptable to dangerous substances. My youngest brother has all kinds of health problems, born in Canada - the only person in my family born in Canada. And he is only one in our lineage who ever had any allergies or autism. Poor kid. Coincidence?


We didn't think so.
We're waiting until our little one is a little older before getting them.
That doesn't mean we're doing NOTHING so don't read that wrong.
We chose an alternative route by opting to go to the Hospital of Naturopathic Medicine here in Toronto.
It comes down to choice and we choose to not take any chances.
Some people might think we're paranoid but that doesn't matter because in the end, it's still our choice and our child.

I can tell you that yes, we did research it and that the medical community, at large, was quite hostile as a result of our choice.


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 03:32:

Re: Children vaccinations making kids permanently ill

quote:
Originally posted by Magnetonium


I need some information and honest unbiases opinion from the medical people on here. I've been reading a bunch of stuff on how there are links to vaccines making young children develop all sorts of health problems. Autism links. Paralysis. One thing also coonfirmed is the use of mercury as preservative. Which sicked my stomach thinking about it. Please gimme some info.


I've done research on this, specially on the supposed 'link' to autism, and to tell the truth there is no sound evidence that vaccines cause any harm. The chances are near insignificant compared to the benefit they provide. As far as having mercury in vaccines, I don't really think that its a widespread practice. Seriously, you have a better chance of winning the powerball lottery than getting a reaction to vaccines. And the rise of autism is better explained by the expansion of the criteria and more awareness of the disease, not by evil vaccines.


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 03:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Thimerosal which is an ethylmercury was used in a couple of vaccines as a preservative, it's know to trigger autism in kids that are predisposed to getting it. (Don't confuse it with methylmercury or dimethylmercury's, which will just kill you straight out.)

list of vaccines here


quote:

n 2004, the IOM's Immunization Safety Review Committee issued its final report, examining the hypothesis that vaccines, specifically the MMR vaccines and thimerosal containing vaccines, are causally associated with autism. In this report, the committee incorporated new epidemiological evidence from the U.S., Denmark, Sweden, and the United Kingdom, and studies of biologic mechanisms related to vaccines and autism since its report in 2001. The committee concluded that this body of evidence favors rejection of a causal relationship between thimerosal-containing vaccines and autism, and that hypotheses generated to date concerning a biological mechanism for such causality are theoretical only. Further, the committee stated that the benefits of vaccination are proven and the hypothesis of susceptible populations is presently speculative, and that widespread rejection of vaccines would lead to increases in incidences of serious infectious diseases like measles, whooping cough and Hib bacterial meningitis.


From your link. The theory that this mercury derivative triggers autism is incorrect and unfounded. We have to remember that misinformation with such delicate subjects can cause serious damage to peoples lives.

Again, there is no link between vaccination and the development of any type of disease. You're better off getting eaten by a shark on top of Mt. Everest.


Posted by Lilith on Jun-20-2007 03:44:

You'll get more mercury into your body eating shark meat, not the other way around.
The report 'favours' rejection, has not completely ruled it out though, which is fairly much standard practice on a lot of medical research to avoid litigation on the one in a billion chance it actually affects someone in a rare case. I mean as much as the medical fraternity enjoys their elevated status in the community as respected intellectuals, even they will admit (with enough of a headlock) that they don't know all the answers.


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 03:50:

Immunization Safety Review: Measles-Mumps-Rubella Vaccine & Autism
Link

Safety of Thimerosal-Containing Vaccines: A Two-Phased Study of Computerized Health Maintenance Organization Databases
Link

Surveillance for Safety After Immunization: Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) --- United States, 1991--2001

quote:

Reviews of VAERS reports and the studies based on VAERS reports during 1991--2001 have demonstrated that vaccines are usually safe and that serious adverse events occur but are rare.


Link

Content and Design Attributes of Antivaccination Web Sites

quote:

Conclusion Antivaccination Web sites express a range of concerns related to vaccine safety and varying levels of distrust in medicine. The sites rely heavily on emotional appeal to convey their message.

A bit like pseudoscience eh?

Link

Now, I agree that mercury should be eliminated from vaccines. Obviously one would want to reduce potential risks as much as possible. As it stands though, it is better to vaccinate your child than not. The risk is extremely low, and the chances of a child developing more serious conditions because of not having been vaccinated are real.


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 03:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
You'll get more mercury into your body eating shark meat, not the other way around.
The report 'favours' rejection, has not completely ruled it out though, which is fairly much standard practice on a lot of medical research to avoid litigation on the one in a billion chance it actually affects someone in a rare case. I mean as much as the medical fraternity enjoys their elevated status in the community as respected intellectuals, even they will admit (with enough of a headlock) that they don't know all the answers.


True enough, but favouring rejection is as much as we will get. Still the evidence, which there is quite a bit of, favour rejection. When evidence amasses then we know it is pointing in the right direction. For the time being, it appears to be that the risk is not significance and that there is no connection between neurological diseases and vaccination.


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-20-2007 04:12:

what purpose does the mercury serve in the immunisation? surely its not in there for shits and giggles?

either way, thanks for the real resarch venom. i think Magnetonium needs a little reality in his paranoid world every now and again


Posted by Lilith on Jun-20-2007 04:13:

It's enough for some people that there's a chance however remote, where they're at least cautious about it. Having been jabbed, stabbed and poked with a fairly stupid amount of vaccinations over my early life by my mother, I can't really complain about having some major malfunction as a direct result of it.


Posted by Magnetonium on Jun-20-2007 11:44:

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
what purpose does the mercury serve in the immunisation? surely its not in there for shits and giggles?

either way, thanks for the real resarch venom. i think Magnetonium needs a little reality in his paranoid world every now and again


Shut up, man, I am not that paranoid for christ's sake. I know the government is not out to kill our children, I am just wondering how negligent the medical companies can be and the risks posed to the kids.


Thanks venom for the research. I'll follow Firestarter's info when my child some years from now will need the vaccination ... Firestarter, let me know how that goes, OK?


Posted by Fir3start3r on Jun-20-2007 12:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Magnetonium


Shut up, man, I am not that paranoid for christ's sake. I know the government is not out to kill our children, I am just wondering how negligent the medical companies can be and the risks posed to the kids.


Thanks venom for the research. I'll follow Firestarter's info when my child some years from now will need the vaccination ... Firestarter, let me know how that goes, OK?


So far, everything is going awesome


Posted by Shakka on Jun-20-2007 14:07:

We just had our baby a week ago. She has not had any immunizations yet (the hospital offeres to start the Hepatitis B vaccine on the spot, but doesn't force the issue). We decided to wait and just let the pediatrician do it. Turns out the pediatrician doesn't think it's necessary to do the HepB vaccine until 2 months. From the looks of the schedule, 2, 4, and 6 months look like they entail a few vaccinations/immunizations, though I am comfortable doing them. I am not aware of anything containing mercury--I shudder a bit at the thought. Is that something you've found evidence of in the U.S.?


Posted by HardTranceProd on Jun-20-2007 14:19:

This is a very serious topic and there is indeed some evidence that vaccinations in North America cause autism.

I remember some senators talking about this, like Ted Kennedy.


Posted by Shakka on Jun-20-2007 14:38:

quote:
Originally posted by HardTranceProd
This is a very serious topic and there is indeed some evidence that vaccinations in North America cause autism.

I remember some senators talking about this, like Ted Kennedy.


Any senators that I can trust?


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 17:05:

quote:
Originally posted by HardTranceProd
This is a very serious topic and there is indeed some evidence that vaccinations in North America cause autism.

I remember some senators talking about this, like Ted Kennedy.


Proof or STFU. I hate when people talk about such a serious topic so lightly. Words have repercussions. There is NO link. Refer to my previous post.


Posted by Fir3start3r on Jun-20-2007 18:27:

quote:
Originally posted by HardTranceProd
This is a very serious topic and there is indeed some evidence that vaccinations in North America cause autism.

I remember some senators talking about this, like Ted Kennedy.


There may be coorelations but I would go so far as to say, 'evidence'.

On the flip side though, I found an interesting article, "The Age of Autism: The Amish anomaly" that goes on about how an isolated community of Amish is mysteriously devoid of Autism cases other than ones that they know received vaccinations.
Now this isn't prove but it certainly gives pause for thought...

[edit] Sorry, forgot to link the article >>Source<<


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 19:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Fir3start3r
There may be coorelations but I would go so far as to say, 'evidence'.

On the flip side though, I found an interesting article, "The Age of Autism: The Amish anomaly" that goes on about how an isolated community of Amish is mysteriously devoid of Autism cases other than ones that they know received vaccinations.
Now this isn't prove but it certainly gives pause for thought...


I read the article, and it's interesting. The thing is, other things explain the rise in autism better. We all know that if you look hard enough for correlations, you're bound to found something. Some more plausible explanations for the rise of autism are more awareness of the disease and the fact that the definition of autism has been broadened. A decrease in public stigma could also be included in there. The correlation most people see between vaccination and autism is better explained by the fact that around the same age many vaccinations occur (2-3 years old) is about the time when the symptoms of autism arise. There are many factors that could be involved here. I'm not saying that there isn't a extremely small amount of cases where thimerosal might be involved in some sort of aversive reaction, surely there is. What I am saying is that the dangers of not vaccinating are far worse and more probable than the small chance of having an aversive reaction.


Posted by shaolin_Z on Jun-20-2007 20:34:

quote:
Originally posted by venomX
Proof or STFU. I hate when people talk about such a serious topic so lightly. Words have repercussions. There is NO link. Refer to my previous post.

Here's a quick lazy "youtube post" that should atleast get you thinking about it a bit more seriously:


Posted by venomX on Jun-20-2007 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by shaolin_Z
Here's a quick lazy "youtube post" that should atleast get you thinking about it a bit more seriously:


You know, I was going to give the video a chance. I saw about 3 minutes of it, and fast forwarded around. You seriously think there is any sound evidence or arguments in that video?

I'll say this again. There is no evidence linking disability of any kind to vaccination. You guys can keep believing all you want these emotional appeals and half truths. In my prior post I posted a study of how 'anti vaccination' sites are built and what type of content they have. It's no science and much conjecture and emotionality. Sounds a lot like scientology, creationism or any other of those. "Our imnune system gets stronger by itself" according to the video you posted. Tell that to the millions of people that have died from petty viruses such as measles or chicken pox, even influenza. Go tell that to the million of deformed, retarded or dead children from Polio. Jesus, how can any of you advocate with any conviction that vaccines are dangerous. Even if there were a slight chance of bad things happening solely due to vaccines, not vaccinating would create hundreds of other more probable risks.

Again, show me proof people. I've done the research, posted the links. Now it's your turn.


Posted by Magnetonium on Jun-20-2007 22:23:



The way I see it, its dangerous to inject a child with vaccinations at very early age, just like you dont feed the child the food you eat either that early. I was vaccinated much later, I think it was when I was at least couple years old, not sure though.


Posted by HardTranceProd on Jun-21-2007 02:21:

Autism is a disorder that normally is 100% genetic.

If Magnetonium's family doesn't have anyone on the autistic spectrum, there can be only one reasonable conclusion, IMO.

But ok, I'll find you some articles


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jun-21-2007 02:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Magnetonium


The way I see it, its dangerous to inject a child with vaccinations at very early age, just like you dont feed the child the food you eat either that early. I was vaccinated much later, I think it was when I was at least couple years old, not sure though.


by what reasons do you believe your knowledge on the subject is superior than the world's doctors and immunologists?

i know people like you and shaolin LOVE to turn your nose up against accepted practice, be all "revolutionary" in how you don't just take what "the man" feeds you, but this is bordering on the ridiculous. until you have a bachelor of medicine, i find your notions of comparing vaccinations to baby food to be quite ridiculous.


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