High incidence of autism in vaccinated a cause for concern, Dr Rapiti, Cape Town, July 2024

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High incidence of autism in vaccinated a cause for concern, Dr Rapiti, Cape Town, July 2024

The first ever peer reviewed article on a study to investigate the outcomes of diseases associated with the vaccines  by the lead researcher Dr Anthony Mawson in collaboration with the National Home Education investigation Research Institution was published in two scientific journals in the US.
The peer reviewed article was redacted from both journals, apparently due to political pressure and not for their authenticity.

The research was conducted in the states of Oregon, Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida.
This institution was used to conduct the research because they had the highest number of unvaccinated children aged 6 to 12 to make the comparison with vaccinated children.

The research that was done amongst the Amish community and children that were home schooled revealed that the incidence of autism spectrum disorders and ADHD was far less amongst the unvaccinated than the vaccinated.

The study revealed that the incidence of autism and autism spectrum disorders was 4.7 times higher in the vaccinated than the unvaccinated; learning disorders were 3.7 times higher in the vaccinated than the unvaccinated.
Effect on immune system
Vaccinated children had a 36 times higher risk of acquiring allergic rhinitis, 4.7 times higher risk of other allergies and 2.7 higher risk of eczema than the unvaccinated.
Otis media and pneumonia
The vaccinated  children had a 3.9 times higher risk of acquiring otitis media and 5.2 times higher risk of pneumonia than the unvaccinated.

The unvaccinated, not surprisingly showed a 4 to 10 times higher risk of acquiring rubella, pertussis and chicken pox. What the study didn’t show, however, was whether any of those infected ended up with serious complications.
The authors of the study claimed that there was no bias and that the language was as neutral.

Most other studies that investigated the effects of vaccines were done on a short-term basis and were funded by government agencies and big pharma. Studies sponsored by big pharma often have a huge element of bias in them, so they cannot be entirely relied upon.
We need more studies of this nature because the sharp rise in autism and autism spectrum disorders should be of serious concern to every doctor, parent and health agency.
We should not rely entirely on research done by doctors sponsored by big pharma because of the strong element of bias.

Until we have a definitive answer on the long term outcomes and safety of the majority of the vaccines, parents should have the right to decide whether to vaccinate their children or not.

The majority of the studies that have disproved the concern that the  vaccines are implicated in the rise of autism are funded by big pharma, so their findings will have to be accepted with a great deal of scepticism.

I do not think that we can categorically claim that the vaccines are not implicated in the rising incidence of autism until we have more unbiased research on the issue based on the evidence from the research done by Dr Anthony Dawson.

https://thestaracademy.co.za/first-ever-peer-reviewed-study-of-vaccinated-vs-unvaccinated-children/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=&utm_content=&keyword=&device=m&network=x&placement=&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw2Je1BhAgEiwAp3KY73dxl66s-4qsAdjtMzgzq_l4ogJ7MAN2vp8R-P1J1kWfMZlmtbJYBRoCVSAQAvD_BwE

According to the CDC in the US the incidence of autism in 2018 was 1 in 68, two years later the incidence increased by a huge 15% to 1 in 59, which is a compelling reason for urgent and unbiased research to be done on the safety of vaccines to stem the rising tide of Autism spectrum disorders.

Dr E V Rapiti

Mitchells Plain, Cape Town
July 28, 2024.

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