By Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Part six in our series of studies comparing health outcomes
among vaccinated versus unvaccinated populations. Once again, chronic illness plagues
the vaccinated cohorts. Despite the CDC and Pharma's efforts to block
researchers from performing these studies and to prevent the journals from
publishing them, public health advocates willing to search can find them in
quiet abundance among the peer-reviewed literature on "Pubmed."
Titles from Part 6 Vaxxed/Unvaxxed Slides:
• Vaccination
increases the risk of asthma (11.4X) and hay fever (10X) in children with no
family history of those disorders;
• Vaccination
with DTP simultaneously with measles vaccine or DTP after measles vaccine
increased risk of death (2.59X);
• Hepatitis
B Vaccination Increases the Odds (3.1X) of a Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis;
• 70% of
SIDS Deaths Occur Within Three Weeks of DPT Vaccination.
A Generation Asleep?
Narcolepsy in Teens and Young Adults
Narcolepsy, a severe sleep disorder that typically emerges
in adolescence, appears to be on the rise in the U.S. A new analysis of U.S.
health care claims reports prevalence roughly 50% higher than the upper limit
cited in most prior studies, with the highest incidence in late adolescence and
the early 20s.
As with many of the chronic conditions that plague today’s
youth, narcolepsy researchers suspect that environmental exposures in
genetically susceptible individuals are a key trigger. This perspective is
compatible with recent studies proposing that narcolepsy is an autoimmune
disease. And among the environmental exposures capable of setting autoimmunity
in motion, recent medical history provides one clearly established culprit: an
H1N1 influenza vaccine widely used in Europe in 2009–2010 during the so-called
swine flu “pandemic.”
