COMMENTS ON VACCINES AND AUTISM

Teri Mathis, Researcher/Author

Looking at autism through the prism of oxygen may offer useful insights to other researchers. Allow me to begin by emphasizing how sensitive the brain is by presenting the following example:

Blood Alcohol Example

Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is the alcohol that has not been metabolized by the stomach, pancreas, and liver and which makes it to the bloodstream. When a driver is pulled over, his or her breathalyzer result will give the officer an indication of how much alcohol is in the blood.

Every state in the U.S. has a law that says BAC above .08% will result in that driver being detained. The decimal conversion of .08% is .0008.

According to the Merck Manual, the average human body has about 9 pints of blood, or 144 ounces. Multiplying .0008 times 144 equals .1152 ounces. We can round that up to .12 ounces of unmetabolized alcohol in the blood, which will show a blood alcohol level of .08%. This is less than a teaspoon, which holds .17 ounces.

The human brain depends on an uninterrupted supply of oxygen, delivered via the blood. The brain is responsive to very small volumes of what the blood delivers to it, as evidenced by this illustration.

Oxygen Research and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Of course, we at Oxygen Research Group LLC believe Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is caused by vaccines, directly or indirectly. I’m not saying there’s any sort of cover-up, but it’s odd that AI took over a minute to give me just a few statistics when I asked if vaccines caused autism. If you know AI, it’s quick. Usually.

Though it has long been reported that there seems to be “no causal effect” between vaccines and ASD, and that ASD is genetics-caused, consider these:

• The nurse’s familiar tap tap of the syringe prior to an injection is to remove air bubbles. Just as an air embolism can result in death or stroke—blocking oxygen to the brain or heart—a bolus of material, organic or inorganic, traveling from an injection point to the brain can and will have an effect on the development stage of that tiny brain. Even a momentary slice of time that a brain is deprived of oxygen is causal effect.

• Not scientific at all, but I hear stories of vast numbers of expectant mothers being induced with drugs such as Pitocin. I have personal knowledge of that drug since my daughter’s birth was induced, and Pitocin is incredibly potent. In spite of studies to the contrary that state there is “no causal effect,” one must ask, “How can a strong drug entering the mother’s bloodstream via IV not have an effect on the baby’s brain development?” Lack of oxygen during the important period of rapid cell growth may cause the detrimental effect that results in ASD.

• With the enormous (relatively speaking) volume of supplemental material from the vaccine(s) now traveling the baby’s bloodstream, the baby’s natural response is to send oxygen in greater volume for the normal metabolic process to begin—thus depriving the brain of necessary oxygen to support its rapid neurological development.

Any of these three possibilities exist—and perhaps even combinations of them. I cannot guarantee that no studies exist, but I have searched and find few that view the autism tragedy through the prism of oxygen.

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