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Originally Posted by bhutocracy
Yep and autism rates in America DIDN'T GO DOWN after they took it out of the mandatory childhood vaccines (it still exists in some adult ones and is about as harmless as eating a fish) = your point is irrelevent and thiomersal has jack shit to do with autism..
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The studies are flawed, the industry would never go out to prove that vaccines cause autism, they would be shooting themselves in the feet. It would be like McDonalds going out looking for real evidence that their food is unhealthy, it doesn't happen, any evidence of that they find gets hidden away, instead they try to prove the opposite. It's business!
Being injected with a metallic substance is completely different to consuming it orally. We have all kinds of protection mechanisms in our stomachs to do their best to stop the wrong stuff from getting into our blood stream. This is why we don't eat vaccines. The mechanism wouldn't be triggered. Whereas when something is injected directly into the bloodstream the body has an emergency mechanism of attempting to create antibodies to whatever has just appeared. Sometimes that bit works, sometimes it doesn't and in unfortunate cases you create antibodies to a substance you weren't meant to e.g. Squalene which is already present in your body (prepare for a life of pain like the Gulf War vets). As for the Mercury, you have to hope it gets to your kidneys before it gets to your brain, if it does you'll be ok, but if it gets to your brain first it's clearly going to damage it as it's a neurotoxin, but maybe it will go to small part of the brain that you can do without and nobody will notice any difference. There are certain parts of the brain that you definitely don't want that mercury touching.