Mercury and aluminium in vaccines

A Study by Professor Boyd Haley showed 60% Survival rates of neurons in a petri dish after 24 hour exposure to Thiomersal which is 49.6 %ethlmercury and was used in many of our vaccines up until 2002 in Australia and is still used in Hepatitis B Vaccinations.   

He also found a 80% survival rate of neurons in a petri dish when aluminum is introduced. When Mercury and aluminum are both introduced into a petri dish of neurons as they are in vaccines today the survival rate was 0% nothing at all. Mercury is synergistic with all metals and supercharges the toxic affects of other toxic metals.

In 2003 a Gaeir & Gaeir study showed that over the last 25 years there was a clear linear correlation between the rise in autism (but not any other condition) and the rise in mercury dose via vaccination. During that period vaccinations had become earlier and more frequent. At 2 months a baby now receives 3 vaccines in one day containing a total of 62.5μg of mercury (Thiomersal) used in vaccines contains 47% ethyl mercury and 25% molecular mercury). By 18 months a baby will have received 237μg of mercury – far in excess of the accepted safe level for mercury absorption of 0.1μg per kg of body weight per day. Further studies showed that autistic children had less mercury in their hair suggesting that it was not being excreted but had been retained in the body, possibly in the DNA due to impaired detoxification pathways.

Increased exposure to mercury (as a result of both vaccination and dental treatment with amalgam fillings for pregnant mothers) in the first months of life when the baby was not able to make antibodies and when the gut was immature and permeable meant that the more susceptible children were then unable to process the triple MMR vaccine.

There are 5-points to note in regards to vaccines containing Mercury and Autism.

• Symptom onset shortly after immunization
• Autism prevalence increases corresponding to vaccination increases
• Similar sex ratios of affected individuals
• A high heritability rate for autism paralleling a genetic predisposition to Mercury sensitivity at low doses
• Parental reports of autistic children with elevated mercury.