‘One study, in which autopsied elderly were examined for the presence of the measles virus, found that 20% of the brains had live measles viruses and 45% of other organs were infected. These viruses were highly mutated, meaning that they could be just as potent as other measles viruses, but could be even more virulent. Worse, is that in most cases they cause a smoldering destruction of tissues without the obvious symptoms of infection, which has been shown in a number of studies.’ Dr. Russell L. Blaylock M.D. Government data admits to a probable causal link between vaccines & the (inexplicable) presence of Measles in the bowels of young children; while promoting a deliberate cover-up of these inherent risks to the general public, ‘That Crohn’s disease and other chronic inflammatory illnesses of the intestine might be caused by a virus such as measles is an interesting hypothesis. Until the present time, microbiologic and epidemiologic arguments either for or against this hypothesis have not been very convincing. It is not very likely that other epidemiologic studies will provide conclusive evidence. In fact, it would be difficult to find a population that includes both individuals who have been exposed to the virus or to the vaccine and individuals who have not been exposed. However, new microbiologic studies might prove conclusive. First, it would be necessary to demonstrate that the measles virus is indeed present in the lesions, that it is active, and that it contributes to inflammatory responses. Also, it would be necessary to prove that the pathogenic reaction can be induced by the wild virus and by the attenuated viruses present in vaccines. Strains and attenuation procedures vary from one manufacturer to another, and it is far from certain that all strains have the same ability to persist in tissues and to subsequently produce chronic inflammations. As was stated above, measles vaccine does not seem to be associated with SSPE (subacute sclerosing panencephalitis), although the wild virus may be isolated (with difficulty) in patients with SSPE. The measles virus was isolated neither in patients with Crohn’s disease or other chronic inflammatory diseases (Paget’s disease, active chronic hepatitis, multiple sclerosis) in which a role for it has been claimed on morphologic, histologic or serologic grounds. Current scientific data do not permit a causal link to be drawn between the measles virus and chronic inflammatory bowel diseases. While awaiting production and publication of other research, it would not be appropriate to alarm recipients of the vaccine by notifying them of this hypothetical risk, thus jeopardizing an immunization program of proven benefit.’ Identification of Genetic Mutations Associated With Attenuation and Changes in Tropism of Urabe Mumps Virus, Journal of Medical Virology 81:130–138/2009 Note: ‘…it would not be appropriate to alarm recipients of the vaccine by notifying them of this hypothetical risk, thus jeopardizing an immunization program of proven (cost) benefit.’ Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. Think about it. 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