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Certainly something I have pondered.........

Sheri

http://www.femail.co.uk/pages/standard/article.html?in_article_id=199412 & in_

page_id=169

'Antibiotics link' to MMR and autism

by STEPHEN HULL, Metro

Antibiotics may be to blame for hundreds of children developing autism after

having the controversial MMR jab, it has been claimed.

More than two-thirds of youngsters with the condition received four or more

antibiotics in their first year, a survey revealed.

It is thought the drugs weakened their immune systems, leaving them unable

to withstand the impact of the triple jab.

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Jon Tommey, publisher of Autism File magazine, attacked a 'cavalier

attitude' to the measles, mumps and rubella jab and similar inoculations.

'Doctors need to pay more care to whether a child is well enough to be

vaccinated,' he said.

Mr Tommey said youngsters received four sets of multiple vaccines in their

first year.

'There is evidence that giving children with weakened immune systems

vaccinations such as MMR could damage sensitive areas, such as chemical

pathways in the brain,' he added.

Mr Tommey said his seven-year-old autistic son was perfectly normal but

received five courses of antibiotics in his first year.

Shortly afterwards, he had the MMR jab - not long after a course of

antibiotics and while he was ill.

The Autism Research Centre said: 'There seems less care these days about

checking to see if a child is fit for immunisation.'

Anti-MMR campaign group JABS said: 'There must be an urgent investigation

into why our children are ill.'

The Department of Health insists the MMR vaccine is safe.

A senior government adviser has said that Tony Blair's refusal to say

whether his son Leo was given an MMR injection had helped generate a lack of

public confidence in the jab, writes Andy Dolan.

Professor Brent challenged the Prime Minister to reveal whether Leo,

now aged three, had been immunised.

Latest figures show that one in five two-year-olds are not being given the

measles, mumps and rubella jab - the highest proportion since the triple

vaccine was launched in the late 1980s.

If Leo had the jab at the age of two - as is standard practice - he would

now be due for a booster.

But Mr Blair and his wife Cherie have refused to comment on the matter,

citing their son's right to privacy.

Professor said: 'There's no doubt if Tony Blair was able to come out

publicly and say, ''Yes, of course Leo had the MMR vaccination, of course he

is going to get the booster'', then that would be a useful additional

support to public confidence.'

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Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

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Doctors destroy health, lawyers destroy justice, universities destroy

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and religions destroy spirituality " .... Ellner

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