get out with your nerd stuff

the answer is easy

injection

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call it whatever you want, but name-calling is the lowest level of argumentation, furthermore thinking whoever makes the latest statement wins is another way someone thinks they win

weed

so wait whats your argument again

i want to be englightened

Alright, @Lancelot has been warned for '**Duplicated text**'.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18848474

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4548834/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3410815/

just trying to show 4 titles, apparently similar titles cannot be added

I can't read what do those mean

simple argument: ```the aluminum salts injected in muscles that don't dissolve in water causes autism```
complex argument: ```Aluminum salts in vaccines either slowly or don't dissolve in water (which is also why it doesn't dissolve in blood), these salts are aluminum hydroxide and aluminum phosphate. Therefore they come in forms of nanoparticles (NPs) (1 nm to 100 nm size). After intramuscular injection of a substance containing these salts, macrophages capture these NPs. Which then travels through the lymph system. Then release the NPs which then travel to the brain. There is causes an immune response, leading to higher presence of IL-6, IL-17a and IL-1b. Higher levels of these cytokines and aluminum are found in children diagnosed with ASD```

studies have already been cited

So what

furthermore, have you compared the US vaccines schedule from the CDC to the Japanese vaccine schedule and Dutch vaccine schedule?

recommendations

what's so bad about autism

its not necessarily life threatening

autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder

even if side effects are 1 in 1 million, you don't want to be that 1 in 1 million

just imagine you're that 1 in 1 million case

then I'd live with autism?

adding to that the doctor denying that it's a side effect

not necessarily, don't forget other deadlier things

sudden infant death syndrome, Guillian Barre syndrome (GBS), fainting (which I've got), etc

or even worse, long term paralysis (there have been cases)

or bubonic plague or measles

wait nevermind that's the reverse

yea I'd hate to faint

you can survive measles

difference is, if you've got an measles vaccine, that immunity is temporary (takes years to wane away)

surviving measles will however give you a life long immunity to measles

tips for survival: take high dose vitamin C and vitamin A

Vitamin C that plague away

Should I get some essential oils too

depends on which you use

bruh are you serious

when it comes to high dose vitamin C, you talk about doses of 1 gram to even 50 gram