Dr. Haley on the 'genetic mutation' that causes autism ....

January 10, 2008

From: " KP Stoller, MD " <hbotnm@...>\

This is what epigenetics is all about. We receive DNA sequences form our

parents, but exposures and environment will cause selective expressions of

the DNA. We all have a lot of genes, but they are not all expressed. The

field of epigenetics explains why certain genes get turned on and others

get turned off.

As I explained to Dr. Fogarty, what purpose gets served by exposing babies,

starting at day one, to various toxins and virus? These exposures

manipulate epigenetic controls on DNA expression.

Without any data on long term immunity, one day old infants were required

to get Hep B vaccine for an adult disease they might get two decades later

if they were high risk. Why was everyone required to get it and on day one?

Was it just about money? or was it about doing something untoward... doing

an experiment to manipulate DNA expression?

Not everyone was in on the experiment..in fact most were not in on the

experiment, but did any one ask the overriding question about giving this

vaccine loaded with toxins to one day old infants? NO!

We have been far to easy to experiment on, and we have no one but ourselves

to blame.

KP Stoller, MD

President, International Hyperbaric Medical Assoc

Medical Director, Hyperbaric Medical Center of New Mexico

-- Anne Dachel <adachel06@...> wrote:

Dr. Boyd Haley sent me this response to the news getting national coverage

about a chromosome defect being responsible for autism.....(quietly we're

told it's possible in 1% of autism cases). " Genetics " always sounds to the

public like something inherited from the parents but as Dr. Haley tells us

many times the parents of these kids don't have the same defect. So what

caused it?

A.

To All: What needs also to be understood is that the parents did not have

this mutation many times, therefore the cause of the mutations in these

cases has to be a mutagenic toxin---not a normal genetic transference of a

“bad gene”. Boyd Haley

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Sheri Nakken, former R.N., MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath

Vaccination Information & Choice Network, Nevada City CA & Wales UK

January

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