IgG / IgA Levels prior to vaccinations

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Just wondered if it is worth testing the

immunoglobulin levels of a 6 week baby prior to

vaccinations, to test overall immune system.

I say this because my 3 year old has autism, and shows

low levels of the above.

Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Yes , read the message regarding Dr. Fudenberg .I think it was posted 2

days ago. He mentions the test.

R

[Guest guest]

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I personally would not get any immunizations for a sibling of an autistic child.

I think all children in a family have the same inherited propensity for heavy

metal poisoning, gluten and casein intolerances, yeast build-up, etc. I advise

friends with healthy children to at least postpone all shots until after the age

of three (if they refuse to accept my advice on no immunizations at all). I am

blessed that only one of my children has heavy metal poisoning (diagnosed as

autism) when all of them I believe were/are susceptible. My healthy five year

old will never receive another shot as there have been cases of perfectly

healthy children getting their kindergarten boosters who, within days, developed

loss of speech and autistic behaviors.

At my son's appointment yesterday with Dr. Megson, I told her I no longer

believe my son's diagnosis of autism is accurate. I believe his developmental

delay is solely the result of heavy metals poisoning as reflected in his hair

test. She told me that she believes NONE of these children (her patients) are

autistic. Her stance is that, " We must think of autism, the developmental

disability, as the tip of the iceberg and strive to find brain connections but

also defects in other organ systems " - like the immune system,

gastronintestinal system, chemical systems, and nervous system. Because an

immunoglobulin test would not reflect the status of all these systems, injecting

any foreign DNA, metals, live viruses, etc., is akin to rolling the dice or

playing Russian Roulette. I feel our government's game plan has been, " Let's

just try this and see what happens. If it benefits the whole, we won't worry

about the 5-10% that it harms. " We all are living with the folly of that logic.

So my answer is I don't think testing the immunoglobulin levels of a baby is

worthwhile unless it would give you a specific reason to claim exemption from

all vaccinations. However, I personally would claim exemption based on the

effects of vaccinations on your son. Dr. Len Horowitz, on his tape entitled " On

Vaccines " advises parents to inform hospital employees that, " For spiritual and

religious reasons, I refuse to have my child vaccinated and I request an

exemption form. If you do not have one, then call the public health department

and obtain one. " If this does not do the trick, volunteer to vaccinate your

child if they will give you a bonded, notarized affidavit stating they will

assume all legal, medical and financial risks in the event that you or your

child is injured from the vaccine.

DJ

[ ] IgG / IgA Levels prior to vaccinations

Hi everyone,

Just wondered if it is worth testing the

immunoglobulin levels of a 6 week baby prior to

vaccinations, to test overall immune system.

I say this because my 3 year old has autism, and shows

low levels of the above.

Thanks

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