Vaccination = Autism + Alzheimer’s

[Guest guest]

An investigation into heavy metals and Alzheimer's recently made

headlines around the world. It was a 23 year long study that

showed early lead exposure caused Alzheimer's.

What really needs to be brought out is that mercury compounds in

vaccines are far more insidious than lead, and can do a much more

thorough job in ensuring their host's life starts with Autism, and

ends with Alzheimer's.

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A summary of this study can be below:

http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/news/20080102/lead-link-to-

alzheimers-disease

By Miranda Hitti

WebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Jan. 2, 2008 -- Lead

poisoning in infancy may make Alzheimer's disease more likely

decades later, a new study shows.

Lead poisoning is a well-known danger, especially for young

children. Months or years of lead poisoning can stunt children's

growth and damage their brain, kidneys, hearing, and mental

development.

Early lead poisoning may also tinker with genes in a way that sets

the stage for Alzheimer's disease as an adult, according to the new

study, which is based on monkeys, not people.

The study included two groups of baby monkeys that drank formula for

the first 400 days of their life. One group of monkeys got ordinary,

lead-free formula. The scientists added low levels of lead to the

other group's formula.

No health problems were seen in the monkeys during the 23-year study.

The scientists checked the monkey's brains at the end of the study.

The monkeys that drank the lead-laced formula as babies had higher

levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins and more DNA damage than the

other monkeys.

Lead poisoning in infancy may have made the monkeys' genes make more

of the Alzheimer's-related proteins years later, according to the

researchers, who included the University of Rhode Island's Nasser

Zawia, PhD.

Their findings appear in The Journal of Neuroscience.

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[Guest guest]

An investigation into heavy metals and Alzheimer's recently made

headlines around the world. It was a 23 year long study that

showed early lead exposure caused Alzheimer's.

What really needs to be brought out is that mercury compounds in

vaccines are far more insidious than lead, and can do a much more

thorough job in ensuring their host's life starts with Autism, and

ends with Alzheimer's.

---------------------

A summary of this study can be below:

http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/news/20080102/lead-link-to-

alzheimers-disease

By Miranda Hitti

WebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Jan. 2, 2008 -- Lead

poisoning in infancy may make Alzheimer's disease more likely

decades later, a new study shows.

Lead poisoning is a well-known danger, especially for young

children. Months or years of lead poisoning can stunt children's

growth and damage their brain, kidneys, hearing, and mental

development.

Early lead poisoning may also tinker with genes in a way that sets

the stage for Alzheimer's disease as an adult, according to the new

study, which is based on monkeys, not people.

The study included two groups of baby monkeys that drank formula for

the first 400 days of their life. One group of monkeys got ordinary,

lead-free formula. The scientists added low levels of lead to the

other group's formula.

No health problems were seen in the monkeys during the 23-year study.

The scientists checked the monkey's brains at the end of the study.

The monkeys that drank the lead-laced formula as babies had higher

levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins and more DNA damage than the

other monkeys.

Lead poisoning in infancy may have made the monkeys' genes make more

of the Alzheimer's-related proteins years later, according to the

researchers, who included the University of Rhode Island's Nasser

Zawia, PhD.

Their findings appear in The Journal of Neuroscience.

-30-

[Guest guest]

An investigation into heavy metals and Alzheimer's recently made

headlines around the world. It was a 23 year long study that

showed early lead exposure caused Alzheimer's.

What really needs to be brought out is that mercury compounds in

vaccines are far more insidious than lead, and can do a much more

thorough job in ensuring their host's life starts with Autism, and

ends with Alzheimer's.

---------------------

A summary of this study can be below:

http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/news/20080102/lead-link-to-

alzheimers-disease

By Miranda Hitti

WebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Jan. 2, 2008 -- Lead

poisoning in infancy may make Alzheimer's disease more likely

decades later, a new study shows.

Lead poisoning is a well-known danger, especially for young

children. Months or years of lead poisoning can stunt children's

growth and damage their brain, kidneys, hearing, and mental

development.

Early lead poisoning may also tinker with genes in a way that sets

the stage for Alzheimer's disease as an adult, according to the new

study, which is based on monkeys, not people.

The study included two groups of baby monkeys that drank formula for

the first 400 days of their life. One group of monkeys got ordinary,

lead-free formula. The scientists added low levels of lead to the

other group's formula.

No health problems were seen in the monkeys during the 23-year study.

The scientists checked the monkey's brains at the end of the study.

The monkeys that drank the lead-laced formula as babies had higher

levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins and more DNA damage than the

other monkeys.

Lead poisoning in infancy may have made the monkeys' genes make more

of the Alzheimer's-related proteins years later, according to the

researchers, who included the University of Rhode Island's Nasser

Zawia, PhD.

Their findings appear in The Journal of Neuroscience.

-30-

[Guest guest]

An investigation into heavy metals and Alzheimer's recently made

headlines around the world. It was a 23 year long study that

showed early lead exposure caused Alzheimer's.

What really needs to be brought out is that mercury compounds in

vaccines are far more insidious than lead, and can do a much more

thorough job in ensuring their host's life starts with Autism, and

ends with Alzheimer's.

---------------------

A summary of this study can be below:

http://www.webmd.com/alzheimers/news/20080102/lead-link-to-

alzheimers-disease

By Miranda Hitti

WebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD Jan. 2, 2008 -- Lead

poisoning in infancy may make Alzheimer's disease more likely

decades later, a new study shows.

Lead poisoning is a well-known danger, especially for young

children. Months or years of lead poisoning can stunt children's

growth and damage their brain, kidneys, hearing, and mental

development.

Early lead poisoning may also tinker with genes in a way that sets

the stage for Alzheimer's disease as an adult, according to the new

study, which is based on monkeys, not people.

The study included two groups of baby monkeys that drank formula for

the first 400 days of their life. One group of monkeys got ordinary,

lead-free formula. The scientists added low levels of lead to the

other group's formula.

No health problems were seen in the monkeys during the 23-year study.

The scientists checked the monkey's brains at the end of the study.

The monkeys that drank the lead-laced formula as babies had higher

levels of Alzheimer's-related proteins and more DNA damage than the

other monkeys.

Lead poisoning in infancy may have made the monkeys' genes make more

of the Alzheimer's-related proteins years later, according to the

researchers, who included the University of Rhode Island's Nasser

Zawia, PhD.

Their findings appear in The Journal of Neuroscience.

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