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Asktheanimals
I would trust her and JIm Carey with my kid before I would trust the medical establishment.
I know nothing about autism unfortunately, expect the "bad jenny" trolls in 3, 2, 1,
S&F
Are people really so indoctrinated and dumbed down that they can't even entertain the idea that U.S. children are receiving too many vaccines?
ThichHeaded
At present, all routinely recommended vaccines for U.S. infants are available only as thimerosal-free formulations or contain only trace amounts of thimerosal (≤1 than micrograms mercury per dose), with the exception of inactivated influenza vaccine. Inactivated influenza vaccine for pediatric use is available in a thimerosal-preservative containing formulation and in formulations that contain either no thimerosal or only a trace of thimerosal, but the latter is in more limited supply
Propylene Glycol
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DEA, MEA and TEA
The chemicals diethanolamine (DEA), momoethanolamine (MEA) and triethanolamine (TEA) are added to shampoos and other personal care products like bubble bath and facial cleansers to create the sensation of a rich foamy lather. These chemicals are often listed on labels as Cocomide DEA or Lauramide DEA. After repeated use, these chemicals are absorbed through the skin where they form cancer-causing nitrates and nitrosamines, according to both the Northwestern Health Sciences University and the State of Connecticut Department of Children and Families. Both of these groups recommend avoiding shampoos containing these chemicals. Read labels carefully, as most commercial shampoos contain DEA. Health food stores and medical supply outlets do carry DEA-free shampoos.
AlphaHawk
reply to post by VoidHawk
There is no mercury in vaccines and hasn't been for over 10 years, yet autism rates are still on the increase.
Why do you think that is?