Dr. Jon Pangborn on The Vaccine Autism Connection

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http://www.whale.to/vaccines.html

Jon Pangborn, Ph.D., received a doctoral degree in chemical engineering. After working in nuclear research and the field of alternative fuels, he became interested in the biochemistry of human metabolism.

He developed a novel procedure for evaluating amino acid analyses and founded Bionostics, Inc., as a consulting organization.

He is a holder of 9 U. S. patents, and author of over 200 publications and presentations. Dr. Pangborn is Fellow of the American Institute of Chemists, is certified as a Clinical Nutritionist, and serves regularly on the faculties of the American Academy of Environmental Medicine and the American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy.

He works closely with Dr. Bernard Rimland in the area of autism research, and also maintains a database on Tourette syndrome.


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http://www.autismmedia.org/




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[istan50]

brianmaui says" You are a fucking moron. Do society a favor and put a gun to your head and pull the trigger! " Let see when you dont have the facts use slandar and ttreats. What a peace of work you are. You will lie and threaten people to make sure children are unproted from disease. You and your maker will have an interesting dicussion at some future time.

[brianmaui]

@istan50 You are a fucking moron. Do society a favor and put a gun to your head and pull the trigger!

[istan50]

In oregon the county with the lowest vaccination rate also has the highest autism rate.

Vaccination actually protects children from autism.  this is Jackson county Oregon. This county is known for its clean air and water.

[aabram08]

The scientific article that this autism is related to vaccinations has been retracted by the journal that published it. The author even apologized for fudging data to fit his hypothesis. Also, the article was based on the assumption that because one event (vaccinations) predicates another (autism) there is an automatic cause and effect. This is a logical fallacy. Also, the author of this article was paid as a consultant to two attorneys representing parents who believed MMR harmed their kids

[transtlantic]

@vaccineshurtbabies

toxicity is dose related. smallpox is virtually nonexistent as a lethal disease due to vaccine programs.

"neurotoxic substances"? lol...which substances and in what dose?

impair mental fuction? lol...millions of children take vaccines per year and not one suffers that de to vaccines.

evolution can't "reverse", that's sheer nonsense.

you are just annoyed because you have nothing against vaccines, you sockpuppet. i easily debunk all of your bs.

[vaccineshurtbabies]

@transtlantic You forget that following Edward Jenner's invention of a toxic concoction he hoped would prevent smallpox, homo idicoticus emerged. This type of human inoculates his young with neurotoxic substances which impair their babies' and children's mental function, thus sending evolution into a reverse spin which 200 years later is still ongoing.

World leaders such as GW Bush, Tony Blair and others are typical specimens of homo idioticus, setting a standard for others to follow.

[thegstar15]

@vaccineshurtbabies how much?

[silkcat51]

@ArcanaKnight

"Science denialist groups share certain characteristics such as the habit among proponents toward ignoring, denying, and manipulating evidence to suit their preconceived beliefs."

Such an apt description of yourself, ArcanaKnight.

[ArcanaKnight]

Science denialist groups share certain characteristics such as the habit among proponents toward ignoring, denying, and manipulating evidence to suit their preconceived beliefs. This is one of the reasons why proponents tend to overlap in their belief in ideas anti-vax, creationism, HIV-AIDS denialism, etc. I have asked many anti-vaxers if there hypothetically would be any evidence that could change their minds, and without fail they have replied that nothing could ever convince them.

[transtlantic]

I do not "tout", i understand science far far better than your little head.

Get lost creotard.