Aluminum in Vaccines Is an Autism Trigger: New Study

Autism is a perfect storm of genetics triggered by vaccine toxins. However, blaming the genes is like blaming a dry field for causing a fire. In autism, the spark that triggers the conflagration is usually aluminum in vaccines.

The debates about autism’s cause may be coming to an end. A new study cleverly uses statistical analyses on the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) database. It leaves little doubt that the primary issue is aluminum adjuvants in vaccines, with effects of acetaminophen (known as paracetamol in Europe), vaccine mercury, live attenuated vaccine microbes, and genetic susceptibility as linked factors.

Autism is a perfect storm of genetics triggered by vaccine toxins.

The study, “Empirical Data Confirm Autism Symptoms Related to Aluminum and Acetaminophen Exposure”1, finds and sorts out the interrelationships of the long suspected and debated factors of autism’s cause.

They found that a particular genetic inclination, an inability to detoxify some metals and other substances, is required, but that alone is not enough to trigger the condition.

Mercury alone, or in conjunction with aluminum adjuvanted vaccines, was likely a factor in many cases. However, there was an ongoing increase in the autism rate after most mercury was removed from children’s vaccines. That has often been used against people who advocate for vaccine choice, but it’s well explained by this study’s authors, Seneff, Davidson, and Liu.

A strong association of the MMR vaccine with autism and adverse events is both documented and explained.

The use of acetaminophen to reduce fever and inflammation caused by vaccines is shown to be a likely causative factor in autism.

However, the single most significant factor in causing autism is probably aluminum adjuvants. They may be a background cause in cases where mercury, MMR, or acetaminophen are the more immediate triggers.

[link to gaia-health.com]