Vaccine/autism CT discussion

[crhkrebs]

E) My personal idea of "common sense" trumps scientific fact
F) This metaphor I came up with trumps scientific fact

Clayton has just enough reality-impairment that E) or F) is what he is probably thinking. I'll still put my money on A) Ignore

 

[Clayton Moore]

Benjamin Franklin.

Today's souped up vaccines are the problem not the vaccine concept.

Take out your October Scientific American and turn to page 74 for a hint to a cause of Autism.


Once again 21st century medical technology can't figure the cause of something. This time an 104 fever. And Jayden never spoke again.

Now you can go to page 34 and read between the lines of the Pertussis Parable. See how little is known and understood about a vaccine fat fingered into 10s of millions of tiny humans every year.

Next you can get your luggage packed and make plans to attend Bright Horizons 19 Feb. 3rd - 17th. A vaccine eye opener could be provided by speaker John Mattick PH.D.


Your Genome and You

Medicine is evolving from the art of crisis management to the science of good health, no longer reflecting population averages but increasingly tailored to the individual’s own genetic and environmental circumstances, bringing with it enormous social and economic benefits.

 

[Mojo]

My money is on A, personally.

Well done.

 

[dafydd]

Today's souped up vaccines

Souped up, is that a technical term?

 

[pakeha]

Looks possible that Autism starts very early if this is anything to go by

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-24837462

Just to quibble, Dcdrac, but I think it'd be more accurate to say "Looks possible the signs of Autism start very early..."

...

Take out your October Scientific American and turn to page 74 for a hint to a cause of Autism. ...Now you can go to page 34 and read between the lines of the Pertussis Parable. ...

Any chance of you posting up these exciting glimpses into your world for those of us who don't get Scientific American?

 

[Loonatic93]

Souped up, is that a technical term?

Souped up vaccines? They take a regular vaccine, replace the performance chip, add a supercharger, and inject a bunch of N₂O.

Sure, it may decrease the caloric efficiency of your immune system, but once you make the change, you'll never want to go back to a regular vaccine. Just make sure you get a good suspension and steering package, or your white blood cell handling will just turn to crap.

Plus there's that whole "vessel rage" issue when the flow slows down due to congestion in the capillaries.

 

[Robrob]

Today's souped up vaccines are the problem not the vaccine concept.

Clayton, why do you never respond to any of the many, many posts refuting your claims and blithely continue on posting as if no one else were here?

 

[000063]

Clayton, why do you never respond to any of the many, many posts refuting your claims and blithely continue on posting as if no one else were here?

...Rob asked, not really expecting an answer.

 

[Dcdrac]

stand corrected possible.

now clayton WHERE is your evidence

 

[dafydd]

Clayton, why do you never respond to any of the many, many posts refuting your claims and blithely continue on posting as if no one else were here?

It's a bit sad and touching. Like seeing somebody talking to themselves on the street.

 

[crhkrebs]

Take out your October Scientific American and turn to page 74 for a hint to a cause of autism

Ya, so can you tell us which page of the Sci-Am article shows us where vaccines cause autism?

Didn't think so.

 

[crhkrebs]

Just to quibble, Dcdrac, but I think it'd be more accurate to say "Looks possible the signs of Autism start very early..."

Either way, it's one more nail in the "vaccines cause autism" coffin. As if anymore were needed.

 

[dafydd]

Either way, it's one more nail in the "vaccines cause autism" coffin. As if anymore were needed.

I doubt if you could find a space to hammer another nail in. Most people would have accepted the evidence by now. Does Clayton really believe his posts or his he just trolling? Or is it a desperate need for attention?

 

[FrederickEason]

Today's souped up vaccines are the problem not the vaccine concept.

Take out your October Scientific American and turn to page 74 for a hint to a cause of Autism.


Once again 21st century medical technology can't figure the cause of something. This time an 104 fever. And Jayden never spoke again.

Now you can go to page 34 and read between the lines of the Pertussis Parable. See how little is known and understood about a vaccine fat fingered into 10s of millions of tiny humans every year.

Next you can get your luggage packed and make plans to attend Bright Horizons 19 Feb. 3rd - 17th. A vaccine eye opener could be provided by speaker John Mattick PH.D.


Your Genome and You

What does that quote have to do with vaccines? Nobody is saying that vaccines are a one-size-fits-all treatment, counter to what some anti-vaxxers might claim. Are you saying there's some sort of mysterious new complication with vaccines that nobody has noticed besides you, Clayton?

 

[dafydd]

Are you saying there's some sort of mysterious new complication with vaccines that nobody has noticed besides you, Clayton?

No, there are 98.7 people who have noticed it too.

 

[Clayton Moore]

What does that quote have to do with vaccines? Nobody is saying that vaccines are a one-size-fits-all treatment, counter to what some anti-vaxxers might claim. Are you saying there's some sort of mysterious new complication with vaccines that nobody has noticed besides you, Clayton?

What quote?

 

[Clayton Moore]

Ya, so can you tell us which page of the Sci-Am article shows us where vaccines cause autism?

Didn't think so.

Do you know what a hint is?

 

[Clayton Moore]

Interesting, when you brought up the "Drs don't vaccinate their kids!!!11!" before & I pointed out that my sons Dr. vaccinated his kids & grand kids, you said something along the lines of "He says that... but how can you be sure he does?"

So... why should we take Dr Oz at his word?

So Dr. Oz says he believes in vaccines(his wife doesn't). Dr. Oz says/implies his wife has the final say on whether their children are vaccinated.

So you're saying that Dr. Oz's children do get the vaccines? In spite of his wife's negative view of vaccines?

ahhahahahahahahah


As far as your doctor, what snake oil profiteer doesn't say his family ingests his snake oil?

So... why should I/we take your doctor at his word?

 

[jdc324]

So Dr. Oz says he believes in vaccines(his wife doesn't). Dr. Oz says/implies his wife has the final say on whether their children are vaccinated.

So you're saying that Dr. Oz's children do get the vaccines? In spite of his wife's negative view of vaccines?

ahhahahahahahahah


As far as your doctor, what snake oil profiteer doesn't say his family ingests his snake oil?

So... why should I/we take your doctor at his word?

So you're saying that doctors don't vaccinate their kids because they don't have the final say on whether their kids are vaccinated? And, er, what is that supposed to prove?

 

[Garrison]

Do you know what a hint is?

Do you know what a scientific study is? No one's interested in cryptic allusions or your bizarre interpretation of a couple of sentences cherry-picked from some article. The scientific evidence against you claim is overwhelming and its high time you addressed it.