Are Vaccines causing early Alzheimer's?

[Gitti]

http://www.newswithviews.com/Richards/byron167.htm

The adjuvants used in vaccines..are intentionally highly inflammatory so as to provoke a more active immune response to the weakened pathogen.

The fact that American children are the most vaccinated in the world at such an early age, when their brains are setting up shop, runs the high risk that vaccinations will “train” nerves to become more hyper-active to future inflammatory stress of any kind.

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These massive numbers of early vaccinations could easily set the stage for early onset Alzheimer’s. At this point there is absolutely no science that refutes this theory, and plenty of science to predict it.

I know we talked about this before. I can't find the thread, but just now found this article which I thought was very good.

[Scattershoot]

Half a million people getting early onset Alzheimers, and the medical community isn't completely freaking out (or really even trying to figure out what the heck is going on), yet if two kids show up at school with chicken pox it's an epidemic, and the entire system goes into crisis mode.

I guess when they come up with an Alzheimers vaccine, it will be a crisis. What a great gig. Help cause a horrific physical condition from your product and then come up with a product to try and prevent it, and when a host of other conditions arise as a result of your prevention product, you can sell even more products.

[peainthepod]

Originally Posted by Scattershoot

I guess when they come up with an Alzheimers vaccine, it will be a crisis. What a great gig. Help cause a horrific physical condition from your product and then come up with a product to try and prevent it, and when a host of other conditions arise as a result of your prevention product, you can sell even more products.

I suppose I'm paranoid but it's my impression that this is the pharmaceutical industry's business. Creating perpetual patients...customers for life.

[carriebft]

It does look like Herpes 1 may have a lot to do with Alzheimers as per that study released a few days ago. If such a connection is made definitively, a vaccine could work.

[Gitti]

Originally Posted by peainthepod

I suppose I'm paranoid but it's my impression that this is the pharmaceutical industry's business. Creating perpetual patients...customers for life.

Then call me pananoid, too, since I am under the same impression.


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[Gitti]

Originally Posted by Scattershoot

Half a million people getting early onset Alzheimers, and the medical community isn't completely freaking out (or really even trying to figure out what the heck is going on)...

Looks like that could change real quickly -

Originally Posted by carriebft

It does look like Herpes 1 may have a lot to do with Alzheimers as per that study released a few days ago. If such a connection is made definitively, a vaccine could work.

I guess when they come up with an Alzheimers vaccine, it will be a crisis. What a great gig.

You said it sister!

Help cause a horrific physical condition from your product and then come up with a product to try and prevent it, and when a host of other conditions arise as a result of your prevention product, you can sell even more products.

That's business!!! The pHARMa business.The only thing they would have to do to increase that business is to make their product mandatory and then deny any and all responsibility. And be backed by our government.

[freespirited]

My mom appears to have early-onset Alzheimers. She was around 55 when we started noticing changes. I have researched for a couple of years now what might have caused this. I am close to believing she has lived with undiagnosed celiac disease, which I also think I have. I was shocked when I began putting the pieces together and googled "celiac and dementia" only to come up with Mayo clinic studies that link the two. Since so many children with autism also have gluten issues, I am really beginning to think that what happens to the gut happens to the brain (this is not so recognized in the medical community but known to many). Her doctor wanted to believe it was her alcoholism, but now I am thinking her celiac caused the alcoholism, so alcohol may be a marker for brain shrinkage and dementia rather than a cause, with the real cause being the underlying food allergy issues. As a celiac sufferer myself (confirmed by dietary changes and lifelong symptoms), I have struggled with alcohol cravings. I wish the medical community would wake up to the epidemic of food allergies and how they affect the brain.

That said, vaccines damage the gut in ways I would think would exaggerate food allergies and celiac disease. As my research continues, I find also links between celiac in children and tooth decay. Because my children are unvaxed they have seemingly been spared the wide array of problems afflicting me as a child, or if they have inherited gluten issues, they are not showing up yet because vaccinations didn't damage their gut as they did mine. They have great teeth, mine were awful. I am just trying to put the peices of the puzzle together. It's been a journey for me. My mother's doctors basically said "blame wine, here's some Aricept, have a nice life." I wasn't going to accept that. Vaccines open up the door to susceptibilities of all kinds, imo. People who are getting Alzheimer's didn't have very many vaccines, relatively speaking, but I shudder to think how vaccinations in the amounts given today might expedite these brain conditions once seen in much older people and now being seen increasingly in younger people. Scary and very sad. I am going to attempt to get my mother to try a gluten-free diet but I have tried so many things with her that I hope I haven't burned her out and she will still be open to this. I just never thought the brain-gut connection was so strong but it really seems to be.

[Ophelia]

Freespirited, I'm sorry to hear about your mother's diagnosis

You have some amazing information/theories in your post, I'm going to keep a copy of it. My son has had most vaxes (against my wishes) and I know he also has some kind of wheat sensitivity, either celiac or allergy. I do think he had the problem since newborn, BUT he had Vit K shot at hospital (which has some crap in it), and I also got a flu shot very early on in pregnancy, so who knows what that did.

At some point we'll have to try and figure out what exactly is going on with him and wheat. I also have one blood relative that had alzheimer's and another blood relative that may have the same thing (and at a younger age, but his family is either not getting him to the doc or not telling us what's going on).

Also interesting about the alcoholism. Isn't most alcohol made from wheat? And isn't the theory that we crave what is not good for us? Sorry, kinda getting OT here. I can see how it can be related to vaccines though since they can mess up the immune system (which is what, 70% the gut).

[freespirited]

Originally Posted by Ophelia

Freespirited, I'm sorry to hear about your mother's diagnosis

You have some amazing information/theories in your post, I'm going to keep a copy of it. My son has had most vaxes (against my wishes) and I know he also has some kind of wheat sensitivity, either celiac or allergy. I do think he had the problem since newborn, BUT he had Vit K shot at hospital (which has some crap in it), and I also got a flu shot very early on in pregnancy, so who knows what that did.

At some point we'll have to try and figure out what exactly is going on with him and wheat. I also have one blood relative that had alzheimer's and another blood relative that may have the same thing (and at a younger age, but his family is either not getting him to the doc or not telling us what's going on).

Also interesting about the alcoholism. Isn't most alcohol made from wheat? And isn't the theory that we crave what is not good for us? Sorry, kinda getting OT here. I can see how it can be related to vaccines though since they can mess up the immune system (which is what, 70% the gut).

Ophelia, did you breastfed your ds? I am learning that breastfeeding may protect infants from getting celiac from a parent. Actually, one third of the population has the human leukocyte antigen that, if triggered, can cause celiac, but certainly one-third are not celiac sufferers, so it is clear that something has to trigger it. I am pretty sure it's been triggered in me, as well as my mother. In my mother's case, I am not sure what triggered it. I wasn't breastfed so I think I had issues with gluten from the beginning and they really came out once I hit puberty whereas my mom started having issues in her early 30s. I am really deadset against getting dementia/Alzheimer's myself so if I need a radical change in diet, so be it. Back to my own dds, both unvaxed and breastfed for 9 and 12 months and showing no signs of food allergies and having excellent teeth. Again, mine were horrid. I am really thinking that immune system functioning dictates the condition of our teeth more than realized.

Yes, alcohol is made from a lot of common allergens like wheat, potatoes, grapes, etc. My mom drank wine until later in life when her brain started changing and she started craving beer and now she drinks a couple beers a night. I am done with beer! For me, it's either 100% agave tequila or triple-distilled vodka or potato vodka, and wine seems ok for celiacs. It is interesting though to see how celiacs or non-celiac gluten intolerant people crave gluten foods and drinks. They say celiac afflicts mostly northern europeans, which might explain why beer is so popular in northern europe. They eat a lot of bread there too. There is just so much info out there that seems to point to neurological damage from gluten but it gets blamed on other things. So Alzheimer's is genetic, but in which way exactly? Could it be celiac and other food allergies are inherited and the damage they cause to the brain is the cause and not simply the gene itself? That is what I am thinking. We hear a lot more about celiac these days not just because globally, gluten-free is a growing movement but also because like autism, food allergies are becoming so common in our youngsters, and in these cases I really do believe vaccines are the trigger.

[MountainMamaGC]

Originally Posted by Gitti

Then call me pananoid, too, since I am under the same impression.


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Its not paranoia if its true. Which i believe to be the case.

[JesiLynne]

I think it will be many decades before we really understand all the damage that occurs from vaccines. It would be interesting to see if there could be statistics out there on when Alzheimer's rates started to rise and then look to see what vaxs became popular around the same time KWIM ?

[applejuice]

Originally Posted by Gitti

Then call me pananoid, too, since I am under the same impression. :

No, I call you Gitti.