Vaccines and Genetic Diseases by Judy Wilyman Recently there has been a push to inform the public about the genetic cause of many diseases that have increased in recent decades - i.e allergies, asthma, anaphylaxis, and other chronic illness - all of which increased significantly in children after the push to increase vaccination rates in the nineties. Whilst correlation isnt causation it needs to be investigated before the schedule of vaccines is recommended to the public. This has never been done. Chemicals in vaccines are known to switch on genes that would otherwise not be expressed. This is called a genetic pre-condition to a disease and in the past a family history of allergies, asthma, anaphylaxis or any other genetic condition was described as a contra-indication to vaccination (ie. vaccination was not recommended) and this is why doctors were required to assess children before a decision was made to vaccinate. This requirement was removed in the nineties when the authorities increased the number of vaccines and introduced financial incentives to encourage higher participation rates. This increased schedule of vaccines is now given in schools and family history is not considered in most assessments for receiving a vaccine. The authorities are educating the public to believe the increase in these diseases is simply genetics but the public is not being informed that these diseases can be switched on by environmental factors - epigenetics eg. chemicals in the vaccines can cause them to be switched on when they would not be expressed without these factors. Hence the increase in many genetic conditions since the nineties can plausibly be related to the increased use of vaccines and this link has never been investigated. Here is a link to my conference presentation of this information in 2009 vaccinationdecisions.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/5754-Health-PosterA4_no-logo.pdf
Posted on: Sun, 07 Dec 2014 01:50:17 +0000
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