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Q: What are some other materials that
have cause worry throughout the public
about their safety?
A: Materials such as aluminum and iron
have also caused much worry throughout
the public as they voiced their concerns
about the health problems some
think they cause. With that said, trenchant
scientific evidence has shown that
they are indeed healthy in vaccines and
do not cause an health problems. They
are within the vaccines for your safety,
and occur naturally in the human body.
Some people often require iron supplements
if their body lacks amounts of it.
They can be harmful to the body in extremely
large amounts, but no vaccination
gets anywhere close to a level that
would cause problems.
Q: Why was thimerosal removed from
vaccines if it was not the cause of autism?
A: Thimerosal amounts were reduced or
completely removed from vaccines because
we are able to create other preservatives
that can do the same job. This
stemmed from a public movement to take
action against the amount of thimerosal
being used, and we listened, but also,
and most importantly, still kept the vaccines
functioning. As far as the autism
claim goes, there is a wealth of scientific
evidence available to anyone who wishes
to see it, and it all proves that there
is no link between vaccines and autism.
The cause of autism is still very much unclear
to us. Thimerosal was used in the
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first place so atrophy 60 would not occur
in multi dose vaccines so they were able
to be used. Children are exposed to thimerosal
everyday, and it is within their
body, so the amounts within vaccines
such as MMR posed no real threat to the
child, except in rare circumstances when
other factors are in play within the child.
Q: What makes a vaccination work effectively?
A: In order for a vaccination to be subjugated
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First off, there needs to be a good
preservative so that no bacteria grows
within and ruins the vaccine. Then, it
is all about administering the vaccine
worldwide so that it greatly reduces the
chances of what it is trying to prevent
from coming up. Vaccinations only work
in a community effort, because there is
strength in numbers. In terms of vaccinations
themselves, they are worked on by
many scientists who strive to perfect them
through trial and error to end up with a
vaccine that does not harm the person,
just stirring enough in the body so that
the immune system reacts to the vaccination,
and then gaining immunity to the
specific disease it was designed for. Multi
dose vaccinations require preservatives,
such as thimerosal, to prevent microbial
growth that would render the vaccination
useless. Since the introduction of thimerosal
in vaccines in the 1930s, there
have been advancements in medicine
that allow for different preservatives to
be used, ones which do not use mercury.