REPOST: Vaccination Rates, Autism, the “Law”, and CDC Studies
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There was a different reason I jumped to assuming this was an emergency defensive deployment, but true, it could be either.
We're in so much of a better position today than 10 years ago. Today federal vaccine mandates are being prohibited, federal funding to be cut from local and state governments that want mandates, and CDC recommendations being rolled back; those were unthinkable then. I just can't doom on MAHA knowing that.
I have a 26-year old autistic son, disabled in important ways. I know it's the vaccines. I'm impatient, desperate even, for a fast cure, but thrilled that finally the tide has turned away from the gaslighting. It's like seeing the first cracks on an iced-over lake, knowing that spring will accelerate the melt and soon it will be gone. We still need to push, but it's easier now with more hands pushing. Cheers.
Sorry if it came off as dooming! Just trying to either break a false narrative where one was being pushed, or push at breaking a false narrative where we’re being directed, as I see the effort.
Be sure to check out the Methylated vitamin B and Zeolite threads!
The Methylated B, in… I forget the exact age, but between 4 and 6 iirc… it only took ONE DOSE to get the child up to speaking, and it wasn’t many doses and he started to seem non-autistic. They did need more vitamins, so that effect might not be permanent, and a result of some other organ damage. I don’t know specifics, but the claim was that a lot of the behavior is from being unable to process vitamin B, and the methylation allows it to get to the brain, which requires B to operate. I saw some more detailed claims looking around yesterday. This is just a testimony I got, don’t lean on me for details here, I’m probably off on the specifics.
I recently started giving him zeolite. I'll look into methylated B. Thanks.