Are Vaccines Link To Diabetes In Children…

5 03 2010

   Dr. J. Bart Classen is an immunologist working with Classen Immunotherpies. It was he who first sought to prove that vaccines are the largest cause of insulin dependent diabetes in children. The study indicated that vaccines caused 80% of causes of type 1 or insulin dependent diabetes in children who got vaccinated after 2 months of birth. The disease would not manifest itself till after four years of getting the immunization shots.

   The vaccines included in the study were pertussis, mumps, rebella, hepatitis B and hemophilus influenza. However it was also found that when children were immunized immediately after birth the chances of developing insulin dependent diabetes were markly reduced. Some support for the theory was found by the US centers for Disease Control or CDC. With support of research data which included studies of animals and humans, the conclusion drawn was that if the child was vaccinated in the first month after birth he was at reduced risk for type 1 diabetes.

   At the same time the same vaccines when given in the secord month of the child’s life would make the child far more likely to get insulin dependent diabetes in life. The CDC also proposed that the hepatitis B vaccine would reduce the incidence of type 1 diabetes in the children. This is consistent with the findings of the case studies of Dr. Classen. The issue of vaccinations is also under scrutiny because other diseases also seem to be related to this schedule of immunization recommended by the APA.


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One response to “Are Vaccines Link To Diabetes In Children…”

5 03 2010
Karen (11:13:50) :

Did the research also compare outcomes of unvaccinated children and their incidence of diabetes? Did the study actually find a causal link between vaccines given after 2 months of age and type 1 diabetes? Can you please link to the data?

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