Tag Archive for ‘autism’

November 8, 2017

Anti-vaxxers ‘extremely dangerous’, says leading scientist

The anti-vaccination movement gaining traction across the world is “extremely dangerous” and more of a threat than an asteroid strike, according to a highly respected British physicist. Professor Brian Cox added that anti-vaxxers, climate change sceptics and other groups which discredited science were the biggest danger to civilisation. There are thousands of vaccine-injured children who are suffering after their tens of vaccines. They and their parents may beg to differ and […]

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October 24, 2016

Vaccines DO cause autism

The U.S Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) altered their analysis plan based on their research on the safety of the MMR so that the risk of autism from the vaccine was shown not to be significant. Autism was unheard of before 1930. In 1978 the prevalence of autism was around 1 in 15,000 children. But around the early 1990s there was an exponential growth in the disease coinciding with […]

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March 15, 2015

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Connecting the Dots: Autism, Glyphosate and Vaccines

The autism rate was estimated to be 1 in 10,000 in 1970. The most recent figures from the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has the rate now at 1 in 68 and by 2025 according to a senior research scientist at MIT, half the children in the US will be diagnosed with autism. In Seed Sovereignty, Food Security: Women in the Vanguard, a new book edited by ecofeminist, and author […]

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April 18, 2014

First do no harm

Homeopathy was recently back in the headlines. This time following a major review of the practice by the National Health and Medical Research Council that found that there is no reliable evidence that homeopathy can treat health conditions. Homeopathy is a 200-year-old form of alternative medicine and its worth has long been debated. While I don’t know much about homeopathy and whether it’s effective or not, I do know that there […]

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