Nanotech Food - Color Me Paranoid but I Find This Disturbing

[mrplunkey]

that shit reeks havoc on children!

It's present in the biopsies of EVERY tumor as well. You'd think we would be more aggressive in dealing with this menace.

 

[redsamurai]

lame, but it's your usual regression point so whatever....lol

 

[mrplunkey]

I heard you can neutralize dihydrogen oxide with all-natural pot smoke though.

 

[musclemom]

that shit reeks havoc on children!

I actually hate playing grammar police but for some reason that phrase has been popping up on the boards I frequent and it's one of my pet peeves:
Reek: have an element suggestive (of something); a strong odor.

Wreak: bring, cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.

 

[chris302001]

I actually hate playing grammar police but for some reason that phrase has been popping up on the boards I frequent and it's one of my pet peeves:
Reek: have an element suggestive (of something); a strong odor.

Wreak: bring, cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.

thanks

 

[Underwraps]

I came back too late to follow up on the old topics. I think there is NOT enough research on vaccinations and autism. Why do we trust they followed up the right paths? If you're older than 35 like me, look at your shot record and compare to a small child's today. By 2 years old they have double or so of what I had as a kid and I didn't see kids dropping like flies all around me growing up. My friend is a molecular biologist and stopped immunizing her kids after the 1st showed signs of autism- all other kids are fine and no one is dropping like flies from catching this or that disease. What disease? Everyone ELSE is immunized so who are they going to catch it from? I have another friend who did the same thing. Has a son w/pretty sever autism. Had another son and put off immunizations and he's MORE than fine. There needs to be research comparing families that continue to have kids with autism who do or don't do immunizations. There needs to be research on kids in 3rd world countries who have far less immunizations, if any, and compare THEIR rates of autism against the U.S. rates. Japan's rates have supposedly gone down since revised their immunization schedules and amounts.

And on the note about toxins and our endocrine systems. I acquired Grave's disease (a type of hyperthyroidism) and I wondered if there was a link there and my son's autism. In other words, my body may have already been under the fritz due to Grave's when I was pregnant with him and I don't know if my pregnancy exams would have detetected it and so forth.

We just don't KNOW and just b/c we don't KNOW doesn't mean there isn't some type of link somehow between the toxins, immunizations, endocrine systems, autism etc etc... I sometimes wonder with all the hype on Autism why their isn't MORE research - in any direction. I can't help think there is suppression in researching links with immunizations b/c of the repercussions upon the industry. Thanks for that article, it said the resraction was that the MMR vaccine can't be linked to autism. That isn't my point. My view is ALL vaccines in general on the U.S. vaccination schedule may have an affect on our autism rates. I believe the article, but it's about the comprehensive effect of immunizations and the early schedule of adminstering them and in bundles and batches that I have in question. The article only retracted ONE aspect of immunizations, not ALL. Just b/c 1 bundle can't be proven to cause autism, doesn't mean the whole schedule of vaccinations isn't having an affect on kids that have the gene that runs amok.

 

[Underwraps]

thanks

This guy Karma bombed me. I'm new here, what do I do? What does it mean? Will I be unable to post b/c he doesn't like my wittle 'ole opinion? Wow, don't know whether to feel stronger that I can have such an effect on someone or feel how he wants me to, weak and of no count. How is it a bad opinion to say there just needs to be research in every angle regarding immunizations and Autism? I didn't know I had to have PHD in a topic to post on a topic.

 

[PICK3]

Color Me Paranoid but I Find This Disturbing

^^^
I find this disturbing

just sayin'

 

[mrplunkey]

I came back too late to follow up on the old topics. I think there is NOT enough research on vaccinations and autism.

It's been studied hard in recent years. Not only did they not find a connection, the authors who originally made the assertion have rescinded their claim.

 

[PICK3]

It's been studied hard in recent years. Not only did they not find a connection, the authors who originally made the assertion have rescinded their claim.

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