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The most famous healers in the usa are not heralded by drug-lords , publicly, but one was used by a mob boss in Chicago , perhaps privately, because he was so honest and able to accomplish health in the way the Creator Designed.
("Mob boss in Chicago", Al Capone, was neither honest nor concerned with the health of others-Saint Valentine's Day Massacre ring a bell? Also he was not concerned with a Godly health as he died of Syphilis, a sexually transmitted infection- Note added by moderator)
In a few decades, only 3 out of 10,000 of his clients did not respond to the methods and diet changes determined by testing that would help the most.
(These numbers are Authors responsibility to prove and are not supported by CBBS))
No drug pusher ever had anywhere near this success rate, and the drug lords making their own drugs for their own hidden agenda/purposes pretending to help people while downgrading their health, were not happy, and are not happy, when people find out (how to be healed without drugs).
(These "opinions" are Authors responsibility to prove and are not supported by CBBS I include such a study/legal opinion, as an example, that is accepted as proof of our hidden drug lords)
Between Aug. 26 and 27, 2020, quietly and without fanfare, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) removed the heading “Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism” from the top of their vaccine safety webpage.
The removal was brought to light by ICAN (Informed Consent Action Network), a vaccine safety advocacy organization, in a press release on Jan. 21 regarding the change. For years, ICAN has been pursuing legal action against the CDC, requesting the government organization remove this statement due to lack of evidence to prove the claim.
Although the CDC deleted the heading, a subheading with the same message remains on the webpage.
On the surface, quietly removing five words from a website seems like a minor event, but this action leaves unanswered questions. Could it be an unrelated routine webpage update by the CDC, or is the change a direct result of ICAN’s legal efforts?
To grasp the importance of the CDC removing “Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism” as the headline on their “Autism and Vaccines” page and decipher why it was removed, we need to review the events that led up to it.
‘No scientific studies to back up its long-declared assertion’
The battle between ICAN and the CDC began in the summer of 2019 when ICAN submitted a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to the CDC to produce the studies used to claim that vaccines, particularly the DTaP vaccine, does not cause autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The non-profit group also included requests for the same information regarding HepB, Hib, PCV13, and IPV, as well as studies to support cumulative exposure to these vaccines during the first six months of life do not cause ASD.
After months of no response from the CDC, ICAN sued the agency in federal court. The complaint, filed Dec. 31, 2019, argued that for various non-profit autism groups to assure parents of children with ASD that vaccines did not cause their child’s condition, they would like to have available the studies the CDC relied upon to make their claim.
The complaint goes on to state that, “given the CDC’s broad and unequivocal assertions that ‘Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism,’ there must be a robust body of science that supports this conclusion.”
In response, on March 2, 2020, the CDC submitted 20 studies to the Southern District New York Court, including one relating to MMR (a vaccine ICAN did not challenge,) 13 relating to thimerosal (an ingredient not in any of the vaccines ICAN queried,) five relating to both MMR and thimerosal, and one relating to antigens, not vaccine exposure.
According to the ICAN press release, “on the CDC’s list was a recent review by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), paid for by the CDC, which conducted a comprehensive review looking specifically for studies relating to whether DTaP does or does not cause autism. The IOM concluded it could not identify a single study to support DTaP does not cause autism. Instead, the only relevant study the IOM could identify found an association between DTaP and autism.”
Because of this, the non-profit organization claims the CDC had essentially “conceded it has no scientific studies to back up its long-declared assertion that vaccines given to babies do not cause autism.”
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[ July 15, 2021, 09:28 AM: Message edited by: WildB ]
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1Peter4:1,2 Yeshua suffered physical suffering:disciples have same mind/ willingness to share shame/physical suffering with Yeshua/His people.
Biblio:"willtherealhereticsplease standup?"byBercot(churchTruth)
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