toxic ingredients are injected into the newborn they flood the child’s system and completely overwhelm the child’s ability to deal with those toxins. The babies and young children simply cannot handle the toxins and pathogens in the vaccines. As a consequence, the im- mune system becomes seriously compromised, and cannot work like it should. Autoimmune conditions develop; the overactive inflamma- tory side of the immune system starts attacking cells where patho- gens and toxins from the vaccines are hiding. Recent research shows that Autism is an autoimmune condi- tion. Rebecca Carley, MD reports that this autoimmune reaction is crucial in the development of Autism. “The destruction of the myelin sheath protecting the nerves is one of the primary causative factors for Autism.” So not only do vaccines overload the child with toxins, they may start autoimmune responses against the nerve fibers in the brain, exposing and damaging them. This reaction can cause Autism. The toxins from vaccines may affect one side of the brain and not the other, causing a neurological disconnect often found in Autism. As mentioned in the beginning of this article glutathione is a vital antioxidant and the majority of autistic children lack this due to the inability to completely digest proteins. Without this important anti- oxidant the heavy metals from vaccines may never be removed from the child’s brain/nerves. To reduce Autism in our children we must rethink our beliefs on vaccinations and look at the facts.
Submitted by Dr. Patrick DeFrancesco of Chiropractic Health Center of Glastonbury. For more information, contact 860-657-8800 or visit
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