Toxic Mercury Is Good For You!

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" Bea Bernhausen " beabernhausen

Mon, 20 Sep 2004 18:26:37 -0700 (PDT)

Pediatric Medical Journal says

 

 

 

 

Mercury in Vaccine is GOOD FOR BABIES

 

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The Darkening Age of Medicine

 

International Medical Veritas Association

Mark Sircus AC., OMD - http://www.imva.info

 

Authors note: Almost a year ago I wrote the Dark Ages of Medicine but

nothing could have prepared me for what I read yesterday from Reuters

Health News on an essay published in Pediatric medical journal. If

there is any article that single-handedly destroys the integrity of

modern medicine and the field of pediatrics we have it in hand. It

really is a sad day for medical science and medical journals for what

has been published destroys the concept of peer review and the

integrity of epidemiological studies and evidence. For those who might

find, like I did, the following to be absolutely unbelievable you can

verify at:

 

 

 

 

http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=RLTWROPOPVKBSCRBAELCFF=

A?type=healthNews & storyID=6269126

 

Mercury-Containing Vaccines May Help Not Harm Kids

Fri Sep 17, 2004 04:26 PM ET

 

 

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - There have been widespread concerns that

mercury-based preservatives used in vaccines might impair the

neurological development of children, but the opposite seems to be true.

 

Immunizing infants with vaccines containing the preservative

thimerosal may actually be associated with improved behavior and

mental performance, according to two British studies published in the

medical journal Pediatrics.

 

Dr. Jon Heron of the University of Bristol, and colleagues followed

12,956 children, born in 1991 and 1992, until they were about 7-1/2

years old. Information was collected on doses of thimerosal-containing

diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccines given at ages 3, 4, and 6

months, as well as on measures of behavior, fine motor skills, speech,

tics and special education needs.

 

Instead of finding that outcomes were worse with increasing exposure

to thimerosal, the authors saw less hyperactivity and conduct problems

at 47 months, better motor development at 6 months and at 30 months,

and reduced difficulty with sounds and need for speech therapy.

 

In the second report, Dr. Nick Andrews of the Communicable Disease

Surveillance Center, London, and colleagues conducted a look-back

study involving 107,152 children born between 1988 and 1997.

 

There appeared to be protective effects from thimerosal-containing

vaccine exposure for general developmental disorders,

attention-deficit disorder, and unspecified developmental delay.

 

The only condition associated with increased risk with increasing

thimerosal exposure was tics. However, " the vast majority of tics were

minor transient events, " the authors note.

 

Hence, they conclude that " there is no reason to change current

immunization practices with thimerosal-containing vaccines on grounds

of safety. "

 

SOURCE: Pediatrics, September 2004.

 

© Reuters 2004. .