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Six published scientific studies now show that aluminum triggers autism
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will receive 4925 mcg of aluminum injected into
them by 18 months
The number of biological studies using injected aluminum the CDC relied upon to make their
claim is exactly
zero
The CDC’S conclusions are based upon one 2011 study by University of Maryland scientist
Robert Mitkus
France, China, England, and Morocco have moved beyond the number crunching
epidemiology to find the truth
The first clue came in 2004 when John Hopkins neuropathologist Carlos Pardo found
Pardo found active brain inflammation in the cerebral cortex and cerebellum suggesting that
autism wasn’t genetic
Pardo’s findings a landmark study commenting in 2006 that it was the first evidence that
there is an ongoing permanent immune system activation in the brains of autistic people
Further in 2007
With his own study By activating the immune systems of pregnant mice he found their
offspring displayed behavior
Showed that mice with elevated IL-6 in the brain display many autistic fratures including
Impaired cognitive abilities, deficits in learning, abnormal anxiety traits and habituations as
well as decreased social interactions
Moroccan researcher Mossad Abdel Wahhab showed that rats given aluminum had a four-
fold increase in brain IL-6 rates
In 2015, French scientist Dr. Roman Gerardi’s study found that the aluminum contained in
vaccines does travel to the brain.
We administered them and we observed that deposits of aluminum formed in the brain and
spleen
Given Gerardi’s findings researchers asked ‘’ Hoe much aluminum travels to the brain? ‘’
That is exactly what London researcher Christopher Exley determined in his 2017 study
Measuring the
aluminum content of brain tissue from donors with a diagnosis of autism, Exley found
‘’These are some of the highest values for aluminum in human brain tissue yet recorded
Now is the time to share this information so we can start a discussion around the truth