Comments on: Medical Breakthrough: The Viral Link to Mental Illness

By: Jo

Jo — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 21:19:04 +0000

All ‘mental illnesses’ are neurological disorders which manifest themselves in behaviour and cognition deficiencies. Psychiatry is a redundant profession – when dealing with what is commonly called a mental illness (rather than stress or depression triggered by life experiences), it is always a neurological condition that leads to the symptoms. Exposing fetuses and newborns to viruses and indeed vaccinations containing viruses, does have an effect on their neurological systems (read Dr.Jepson’s ‘reversing the course of autism’ for a good explanation). Why the medical profession is ignoring the facts and insists on treating mental illness by masking the symptoms with psychiatric medication rather than treating the immune system is beyond me!

By: Marty

Marty — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 12:55:55 +0000

Autism is not a mental illness, it is a neurological disorder. This disorder heavily effects the ability to socialize and communicate with others. My son was administered the Pertussa Vaccine when he was only one month old. Sent him right to the hospital, after collapsing. He ran a fever of a 105 for one week. Doctors never administered my son the pertussa shot after the incident. Only received DT. … My son was diagnosed at 3 years old with Autism PDD, and tourettes syndrome. He has been residentially placed since the age of 10 yrs old for strong aggressions

By: Tex

Tex — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 03:32:50 +0000

This article begs the question of what role vaccination plays in the development of these illnesses. The whole point of vaccination is to trigger the production of antibodies through an immune response. Vaccinating pregnant women is akin to exposing both mother and child to a virus and the effectiveness of a vaccine is measured by the level of antibodies produced. Doctors look for a “robust response” when measuring titers in the blood to determine if a vaccine provided adequate immunity. Imagine the implications of the vaccines directly administered to newborns.