Added to the confusion, autism and autoimmune encephalitis are similar... one being a medical diagnosis and one being behavioral. I’m the parent of two children, one with auditory processing disorder/adhd, and one with ASD who was profoundly affected, nonverbal until he was 8 and we were able to use functional medicine to improve his health, which resolved many of his “autistic” behaviors. You don’t magically gain cognition when you heal an infection. We have found that he was more able to express himself and take in information when his body healed, which affects how his brain functioned. I would like to see these two diagnostic labels be more integrated or more separated. I think it’s why they can say that vaccines don’t cause autism. Which other medical product causes a behavioral diagnosis?
Some adults who have autism are resentful at the implication that there is a cure, and those of us with children severely affected resent the implication that they can’t be helped with functional medicine bc we should respect that they have autism and not try and “fix” them.
Regardless, the adverse medical impact on our children needs to be brought to light. One new prediction I read is that 1:2 people will be diagnosed with “autism” however you define that, by 2035. I’ll tell you right now, between insurance, Medicare and out of pocket expense we are over $1M of care on our boys, easily. Big pHARMa will impair the next generation of adults by a lot.
I wonder if an update of government data would show a proportional increase in autism since other vaccines are added to the mix given now. Thanks for this analysis!
Great work. I knew Gayle. We were working on a project together when the fates took her (she passed last year from cancer; no she was not injected). She was a remarkable person. I have been wanting to bring her study up to date for some time now. One problem with time series data is that they can share a common trend and appear to be correlated even when they're not. I have lots of ideas of how to improve the methodological design, but I haven't found the time to do it. But with a partner doing the data wrangling, that's a different story. Anyway, I'd be happy to try to work on this with you or at least share my thoughts. If that sounds good to you let me know and we'll find a way to connect.
This is great. I'd like to see something like this for various countries with various vaccine schedules. I'm not capable of this kind of analysis but took a peek awhile back and just noted that Qatar with the highest vaccine rate in their region has the highest autims rate. And France, who in 2018 there were articles bemoaning there vaccine uptake, had the lowest. But that was me cherry picking. It be nice to see real analysis like this done.
Maybe those parents strictly following the vaccination schedule are also those most eager to have their child diagnosed the latest fashionable disease? Being no medical expert, autism looks to me like yesterday's trans - a serious but very rare condition, blown out of proportion by fashion.
Added to the confusion, autism and autoimmune encephalitis are similar... one being a medical diagnosis and one being behavioral. I’m the parent of two children, one with auditory processing disorder/adhd, and one with ASD who was profoundly affected, nonverbal until he was 8 and we were able to use functional medicine to improve his health, which resolved many of his “autistic” behaviors. You don’t magically gain cognition when you heal an infection. We have found that he was more able to express himself and take in information when his body healed, which affects how his brain functioned. I would like to see these two diagnostic labels be more integrated or more separated. I think it’s why they can say that vaccines don’t cause autism. Which other medical product causes a behavioral diagnosis?
Some adults who have autism are resentful at the implication that there is a cure, and those of us with children severely affected resent the implication that they can’t be helped with functional medicine bc we should respect that they have autism and not try and “fix” them.
Regardless, the adverse medical impact on our children needs to be brought to light. One new prediction I read is that 1:2 people will be diagnosed with “autism” however you define that, by 2035. I’ll tell you right now, between insurance, Medicare and out of pocket expense we are over $1M of care on our boys, easily. Big pHARMa will impair the next generation of adults by a lot.
Thank you for hearing me out on this.
Rockefeller denied OIL caused cancer, created ACS in 1913 American Cancer Society was created to misdirect cancer research
Big Tobacco denied that Smoking caused lung-cancer +80 years, it took that long for courts to do their fucking job
Big-Pharma has since 1920's been fucking people with oil-based pharma since Rockefeller took ownership of AMA&APA in 1920's
Kids have been getting Autism since vax begun and BIG-PHARMA owns the MSM, and 90% of all MSM budget for advertising on Earth
Ergo, it might take the SCOTUS 500 years to admit that oil-based Pharma is Autism
I wonder if an update of government data would show a proportional increase in autism since other vaccines are added to the mix given now. Thanks for this analysis!
Great work. I knew Gayle. We were working on a project together when the fates took her (she passed last year from cancer; no she was not injected). She was a remarkable person. I have been wanting to bring her study up to date for some time now. One problem with time series data is that they can share a common trend and appear to be correlated even when they're not. I have lots of ideas of how to improve the methodological design, but I haven't found the time to do it. But with a partner doing the data wrangling, that's a different story. Anyway, I'd be happy to try to work on this with you or at least share my thoughts. If that sounds good to you let me know and we'll find a way to connect.
This is great. I'd like to see something like this for various countries with various vaccine schedules. I'm not capable of this kind of analysis but took a peek awhile back and just noted that Qatar with the highest vaccine rate in their region has the highest autims rate. And France, who in 2018 there were articles bemoaning there vaccine uptake, had the lowest. But that was me cherry picking. It be nice to see real analysis like this done.
Maybe those parents strictly following the vaccination schedule are also those most eager to have their child diagnosed the latest fashionable disease? Being no medical expert, autism looks to me like yesterday's trans - a serious but very rare condition, blown out of proportion by fashion.
Pls fix the title? It says “vaccomations”, or was that intentional?
Great work! Thank you.
could you send me the 50 state data in a form I can plot it, aka Excel CSV even plain text
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