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Dr. Chris Palmer on the Link Between Inflammation & Autism “Do vaccines increase inflammation? I think the answer to that is yes … Could that impact neurodevelopment? The science right now says yes … People who have vulnerabilities with mitochondria or metabolism, you can only absorb so many hits.... show more

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Next, Senator Bernie Sanders asked the million-dollar question that everyone in MAHA wanted to hear. “Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism?” Dr. Monarez: “I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism.”

Next, Senator Bernie Sanders asked the million-dollar question that everyone in MAHA wanted to hear. “Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism?” Dr. Monarez: “I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism.”

Holden Culotta

47,499 views • 1 year ago

Dr. Larry Palevsky: “Vaccines are MADE to cause inflammation.” “Every child vaccinated is injured because inflammation has to happen.” “By definition, we cause inflammation when we give vaccines.” “How long does that inflammation go on?” “We have no data.” “Where does that inflammation go in the body?” “We have no data.” “When you look at the studies… there are no real understandings of what happens.” “We have so many kids with chronic inflammation.” “We are administering a medical procedure that causes inflammation without data to understand how long it lasts and where it goes in the body.” “We owe it to our children to find these answers before we keep causing inflammation.” MAHA Institute

Dr. Larry Palevsky: “Vaccines are MADE to cause inflammation.” “Every child vaccinated is injured because inflammation has to happen.” “By definition, we cause inflammation when we give vaccines.” “How long does that inflammation go on?” “We have no data.” “Where does that inflammation go in the body?” “We have no data.” “When you look at the studies… there are no real understandings of what happens.” “We have so many kids with chronic inflammation.” “We are administering a medical procedure that causes inflammation without data to understand how long it lasts and where it goes in the body.” “We owe it to our children to find these answers before we keep causing inflammation.” MAHA Institute

Children’s Health Defense

74,750 views • 4 months ago

1/ “When you have persistent pathogens & chronic inflammation associated with that, you have a lot of reactive oxygen species. The mitochondria are trying to create energy in a hostile environment…the more that you do, the harder it is to [function].” -Dr. Putrino of CoRE at Mount Sinai

1/ “When you have persistent pathogens & chronic inflammation associated with that, you have a lot of reactive oxygen species. The mitochondria are trying to create energy in a hostile environment…the more that you do, the harder it is to [function].” -Dr. Putrino of CoRE at Mount Sinai

PolyBio

54,288 views • 1 year ago

.Bernie Sanders: "Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism." CDC Director nominee Dr. Susan Monarez: "I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism."

.Bernie Sanders: "Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism." CDC Director nominee Dr. Susan Monarez: "I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism."

CSPAN

51,661 views • 1 year ago

"The real world impact is that parents, or people, are going to think that Tylenol causes autism, and as Dr. Gupta points out, it's not supported by the science": Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon) on President Trump linking autism to acetaminophen use during pregnancy.

"The real world impact is that parents, or people, are going to think that Tylenol causes autism, and as Dr. Gupta points out, it's not supported by the science": Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD DSc(hon) on President Trump linking autism to acetaminophen use during pregnancy.

Anderson Cooper 360°

125,090 views • 10 months ago

Andrew Wakefield: "Not only was he right", but the research link between autism and the gut has been found by other clinicians. "Doctor Wakefield brought on a very important finding and that was that kids with autism have a microbiome dysbiosis" Dr Sabine Hazan has some stunning case studies to prove the point: "I just had two identical twins non-verbal that I started working with in July, are now fully verbal, so it is possible [and] what does that tell you when you do that and all you did was change the microbiome?"

Andrew Wakefield: "Not only was he right", but the research link between autism and the gut has been found by other clinicians. "Doctor Wakefield brought on a very important finding and that was that kids with autism have a microbiome dysbiosis" Dr Sabine Hazan has some stunning case studies to prove the point: "I just had two identical twins non-verbal that I started working with in July, are now fully verbal, so it is possible [and] what does that tell you when you do that and all you did was change the microbiome?"

Humanspective

18,929 views • 1 year ago

Please get your facts straight. This woman explains the link between Tylenol and autism. Multiple vaccines cause inflammation and the depletion of glutathione from the body...The addition of Tylenol exacerbates the problem by also depleting glutathione, which acts as an antioxidant to clean up the inflammation. The result is extreme inflammation that causes havoc in a child's body

Please get your facts straight. This woman explains the link between Tylenol and autism. Multiple vaccines cause inflammation and the depletion of glutathione from the body...The addition of Tylenol exacerbates the problem by also depleting glutathione, which acts as an antioxidant to clean up the inflammation. The result is extreme inflammation that causes havoc in a child's body

Bama_Jeans

1,654,292 views • 10 months ago

Dr. Joel Gator Warsh is blowing the whistle — saying the science is far from settled on vaccines and autism. “There is nothing that has shocked me more in my entire life than looking into the autism research myself.” “When I went through training, we were told vaccines do not cause autism.” “They said, ‘The science is settled. We have tons of great research to prove it.’” “But when I looked into the research myself, that was not true.” “You don’t think to question it when you’re in training or when you hear it on the media — ‘The science is settled, it’s been debunked.’” “And it’s like why would people be lying to you?” “When you start to read other books and look at the research yourself, you realize that we haven’t studied this question almost at all.” “Not one study exists comparing vaccinated versus unvaccinated kids and autism.” “We haven’t done a prospective trial.” “We haven’t looked at all the ingredients.” “To say it’s been debunked or the science is settled is ridiculous.” “It’s so far from that.”

Dr. Joel Gator Warsh is blowing the whistle — saying the science is far from settled on vaccines and autism. “There is nothing that has shocked me more in my entire life than looking into the autism research myself.” “When I went through training, we were told vaccines do not cause autism.” “They said, ‘The science is settled. We have tons of great research to prove it.’” “But when I looked into the research myself, that was not true.” “You don’t think to question it when you’re in training or when you hear it on the media — ‘The science is settled, it’s been debunked.’” “And it’s like why would people be lying to you?” “When you start to read other books and look at the research yourself, you realize that we haven’t studied this question almost at all.” “Not one study exists comparing vaccinated versus unvaccinated kids and autism.” “We haven’t done a prospective trial.” “We haven’t looked at all the ingredients.” “To say it’s been debunked or the science is settled is ridiculous.” “It’s so far from that.”

Children’s Health Defense

27,082 views • 10 months ago

Sen. Sanders: "Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism." CDC Director nominee Monarez: "I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism."

Sen. Sanders: "Do you agree with the American Medical Association that there is no scientific proven link between vaccines and autism." CDC Director nominee Monarez: "I have not seen a causal link between vaccines and autism."

Breaking911

80,834 views • 1 year ago

"Do I think we're in a bubble? 100%. Do I think we're going to get a 30 to 50% drawdown at some point next year? Yes. But do I think you can make a lot of money between now and then... I think the answer to that is also yes." 🎙️ Dan Niles

"Do I think we're in a bubble? 100%. Do I think we're going to get a 30 to 50% drawdown at some point next year? Yes. But do I think you can make a lot of money between now and then... I think the answer to that is also yes." 🎙️ Dan Niles

RiskReversal Media

106,425 views • 2 months ago

Watch this exchange carefully. Under oath, it’s acknowledged that when it comes to DTaP and Tdap, the evidence on autism is inadequate to accept or reject a causal relationship. In plain language: The science does not show whether these vaccines do or do not cause autism. So the obvious question is asked: If you don’t KNOW, shouldn’t you wait? The answer? “No. I do not wait.” And despite the lack of evidence, parents are still told, UNEQUIVOCALLY, that these vaccines do not cause autism. Let that sit. If the science isn’t there, certainty shouldn’t be either. Informed consent requires truth, not confidence where evidence is missing. Watch the testimony:

Watch this exchange carefully. Under oath, it’s acknowledged that when it comes to DTaP and Tdap, the evidence on autism is inadequate to accept or reject a causal relationship. In plain language: The science does not show whether these vaccines do or do not cause autism. So the obvious question is asked: If you don’t KNOW, shouldn’t you wait? The answer? “No. I do not wait.” And despite the lack of evidence, parents are still told, UNEQUIVOCALLY, that these vaccines do not cause autism. Let that sit. If the science isn’t there, certainty shouldn’t be either. Informed consent requires truth, not confidence where evidence is missing. Watch the testimony:

The HighWire

26,232 views • 7 months ago

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The Bulwark

34,676 views • 14 days ago

Trump: “When you go from 20,000 to 10,000 and then you go to 12. You know there's something artificial. They're taking something and by the way, I think I can say that there are certain groups of people that don't take vaccines and don't take any pills, that have no autism, that have no autism.”

Trump: “When you go from 20,000 to 10,000 and then you go to 12. You know there's something artificial. They're taking something and by the way, I think I can say that there are certain groups of people that don't take vaccines and don't take any pills, that have no autism, that have no autism.”

NewsTreason Channel 17

30,960 views • 10 months ago

HIRONO: Do you believe it is the president's right and duty to order the investigation or prosecution of his perceived enemies, yes or no? BLANCHE: I can't answer that yes or no. Under Article 2, he's in charge of the DOJ. My answer reflects that idea.

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Aaron Rupar

37,943 views • 20 days ago

🚨 OFFIT: “With the mRNA vaccines, there was myocarditis which is inflammation of the heart muscle … That was a very small price to pay … People have to have realistic expectations of the fact that you're going to learn as you go.”

🚨 OFFIT: “With the mRNA vaccines, there was myocarditis which is inflammation of the heart muscle … That was a very small price to pay … People have to have realistic expectations of the fact that you're going to learn as you go.”

Chief Nerd

577,047 views • 7 months ago

Angela Ambitho: The samples that we have at any given time are between 1500 and 3000; hardly ever do we get to 5000. The frequency is perhaps once every quarter. The laws of probability would dictate that if you have 26 million Kenyans that you have to cover, you would have to do so many polls. That is why I am very happy and encouraging of our young people who are now interested in polling. That would increase the frequency in terms of the probability of you getting a chance to be interviewed #CitizenSundayLive

Angela Ambitho: The samples that we have at any given time are between 1500 and 3000; hardly ever do we get to 5000. The frequency is perhaps once every quarter. The laws of probability would dictate that if you have 26 million Kenyans that you have to cover, you would have to do so many polls. That is why I am very happy and encouraging of our young people who are now interested in polling. That would increase the frequency in terms of the probability of you getting a chance to be interviewed #CitizenSundayLive

Citizen TV Kenya

14,148 views • 2 days ago

MTG just declared that parents have the right to refuse vaccine mandates. Then she went head-to-head with NBC’s Joe Scarborough on vaccines causing autism. Watch this incredible moment: “I don’t think the government should mandate that.” “And I think children should be able to go to school or any kind of activity without being forced to take a vaccine.” “There’s potential links to autism.” That’s when the debate kicked off. Scarborough: “Not really.” MTG: “Actually, a lot of parents think that it is linked.” “And they have been ignored for a very long time.” Scarborough: “I talked to RFK Jr. I have a son who’s on the spectrum. I had questions in the early 2000s about this.” “There’s been one study after another … that does not link autism to vaccines.” MTG: “There’s people that would argue with you.” “There are many parents that link it to vaccines, and I really think it’s up to the parents.” Bill Maher: “If it’s not the vaccines … what is your gut as to why the rates went up so high?” Scarborough: “There’s been more of a diagnosis over the past 20-30 years.” MTG: “It also correlates with the number of vaccines.” “The amount of vaccines that children have to have now is outrageous.” Maher: “Yeah, they did up the schedule a lot.” Scarborough: “72?” MTG: “Yes.” Maher: “I’ve heard those high numbers. Yeah.” Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸

MTG just declared that parents have the right to refuse vaccine mandates. Then she went head-to-head with NBC’s Joe Scarborough on vaccines causing autism. Watch this incredible moment: “I don’t think the government should mandate that.” “And I think children should be able to go to school or any kind of activity without being forced to take a vaccine.” “There’s potential links to autism.” That’s when the debate kicked off. Scarborough: “Not really.” MTG: “Actually, a lot of parents think that it is linked.” “And they have been ignored for a very long time.” Scarborough: “I talked to RFK Jr. I have a son who’s on the spectrum. I had questions in the early 2000s about this.” “There’s been one study after another … that does not link autism to vaccines.” MTG: “There’s people that would argue with you.” “There are many parents that link it to vaccines, and I really think it’s up to the parents.” Bill Maher: “If it’s not the vaccines … what is your gut as to why the rates went up so high?” Scarborough: “There’s been more of a diagnosis over the past 20-30 years.” MTG: “It also correlates with the number of vaccines.” “The amount of vaccines that children have to have now is outrageous.” Maher: “Yeah, they did up the schedule a lot.” Scarborough: “72?” MTG: “Yes.” Maher: “I’ve heard those high numbers. Yeah.” Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸

Holden Culotta

125,547 views • 6 months ago

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya made headlines after saying he does not believe vaccines are proven to cause autism. He explained his nuanced position in more detail: “We have this huge increase in autism prevalence.” “I don’t understand how people can so confidently say they know what the answer is for a biological condition that is so heterogeneous and has so many different hypotheses.” “For the MMR vaccine, I believe, high quality studies… fail to find a link.” “Do I believe that we know that there are some vaccines that cause autism?” “I don’t think that’s true.” “Do we know for a fact that every single vaccine—in combination when given—doesn't cause autism?” “Also, I don't know that we know that.” “These are things that are worthy of research.” Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD Jay Bhattacharya NIH

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya made headlines after saying he does not believe vaccines are proven to cause autism. He explained his nuanced position in more detail: “We have this huge increase in autism prevalence.” “I don’t understand how people can so confidently say they know what the answer is for a biological condition that is so heterogeneous and has so many different hypotheses.” “For the MMR vaccine, I believe, high quality studies… fail to find a link.” “Do I believe that we know that there are some vaccines that cause autism?” “I don’t think that’s true.” “Do we know for a fact that every single vaccine—in combination when given—doesn't cause autism?” “Also, I don't know that we know that.” “These are things that are worthy of research.” Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD Jay Bhattacharya NIH

Jan Jekielek

26,976 views • 5 months ago