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Could There Be a Link Between Stuttering and Vaccines?

Tuesday, April 27, 2010 9:00 AM

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Question: Could there be a link between stuttering and vaccines? I feel this is also a neurological disorder similar to the cases of autism and ADD.

Dr. Blaylock's Answer:

I have not heard of stuttering linked to vaccines, but in theory, a great number of neurological disorders can be triggered by excessive vaccination.

Children in the United States receive more vaccines than in any country in the world, and most are completely unnecessary and rarely give significant protection.

There is compelling evidence that multiple vaccines can prime brain immune cells (microglia), and this puts the brain at risk of degeneration and excessive sensitivity to neurotoxic agents (such as pesticides) for a lifetime. We are setting our children up for a disaster with this insane vaccine policy.

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