PINK DISEASE 1947

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Pink Disease

Lessons not learned

BMJ 15 Feb 1947 Review by T N Fisher of pink disease patients in Manchester, England.

Today, we know mercury from many

sources and often ingested was the cause of this dangerous, epidemic

and often fatal disease. An illness that no longer troubles children.

Each single researcher on this illness

found good and bad points and putting them together today leads to

frightening conclusions about the tens of millions of autism children

in 2011 around the world. Doctors are RESPONSIBLE.

History does help us understand today's

mystery illnesses.

The 1947 article indicates an almost

total ignorance of the disease after 40 years of its known existence

which almost certainly goes back much further than the date given for

its commencement.

Another researcher puts a start date of

around 1903 which coinicides ominously with the discovery of

Alzheimer's Disease which could have an identical cause.

Fisher does not give us a breakdown of

the boy to girl ratio but it appears not to follow that of autism.

There is limited evidence of an excess of boys but not so skewed as

for autism. In this study there was an excess of girls even.

Why is this? The sudden deaths might

give a clue and here we speculate that boys died in greater numbers

thus reducing the male to female ratio in survivors and even throwing

it into reverse. We need to know much more of this obselete illness

and learn from its consequences.

The age of onset was at a minimum of

four months which did not alert anyone. Also it died out, those that

survived by the age of one year. Again people did not reflect on

obvious things that occurred in the child's life at this time. Not at

birth and normally not a concern for the four year olds and older.

There was no sign of any infectious

cause: Correct. There was no sign of any dietary deficiency: Correct.

Fisher notes that children who were

walking lost their ability to walk showing at least here

developmental problems. There are some similarities to today's

illnesses.

Deaths could be sudden.

Post-mortem examination revealed

nothing.

Swelling was a big problem and that

reminds us of head swelling after mercury vaccines at birth from Hep

B that was an occurrence from 1991 to 1999. Swelling is put today at

abuse: CORRECT but the finding of this swelling then from an unknown

cause but now known to be heavy metal poisoning shifts blame from

those who are CARERS: Parents. The blame now moves over to those who

use extremity swelling compounds: Mercury compounds. Neurotoxic

compouns such as THIMEROSAL.

The following year, 1948, saw the

research of f Warkany and Hubbard proving these children had an

excess of mercury. But in this paper nothing hints of any idea except

that of despair for these children. The thought of hopsital care was

even put forward as the worst option for the children: CORRECT.

In effect and with hindsight, we see

the doctors at a total loss for this ailment after it had been

researched for more than 40 years and the true cause turns out to be

medical interventions to a previously HEALTHY CHILD.

We can give them credit for not

shifting the blame to CARERS.

If we learn one thing from the history

of pinks disease it is this.

WE LEARNED NOTHING.

WE LEARNED LESS THAN NOTHING.

Today, when we are ignorant, we

continue with dangerous treatments and prove harm by others, while

still resting on the BASE of – WE DON'T KNOW.

Today we have watched over 40 years of

sudden death, 75 years of autism. I suspect that medical

interventions are 100 per cent responsible.

Medical expertise has ABSOLUTELY no

idea of the causes for these illnesses but DO KNOW it is not medical

intervention and certainly not the continued use of THIMEROSAL that

was agreed by all to be removed in 1999.

And countries that have long since

abandoned mercury vaccines have rates of autism ten times less and

general health at the top and not the bottom of modern societies.

USA is hiding behind a lot of avoided

guilt for the lack of health and abundant childhood illnesses.

Lessons not learned

Pink Disease