The Truth about Vaccines:A quick refutation

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My opinion on vaccines lies somewhere in the middle of all this pro/anti vax debate.

Vaccines are safe for most people. But for a small subset of people who have a particular type of methylation problem and are thus more susceptible to toxins and heavy metals, vaccines can be harmful and cause some life long issues such as autism. Because these ppl have a methylation problem, their bodies have a harder time processing and eliminating toxins. The Autism Research Institute says that we should take time to discern what vaccines are applicable/beneficial to our children, and suggests that we space out the vaccines, especially on babies.

Vaccines do not cause autism this is widely known and well researched.
The autism research institute is a kooky alternative medicine "institute" showing that people can name shit whatever they want and should not be taken seriously.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism_Research_Institute

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/concerns/autism.html

The man who fabricated the link was struck off in the UK and cannot practice medicine in the US.

Wakefield is barred from practising as a physician in the UK,[21] and is not licensed in the US

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Wakefield

If you google "Autism Research Institute methylation" you get: https://www.autism.com/pro_research_methionine

This may be what CL is referring to. The vid discusses methylation issues in autistic children but I didn't see anything about Hg or vaccinations. (long vid, didn't watch it all, might have missed something) I note that these are issues in children already diagnosed with autism (after the fact). 

The text below (unrelated to the vid) talks about the effects of Hg and thimerosal in tests on neuroblastoma cells in vitro and more than likely does not reflect Hg and thimerosal effects in children after vaccination. I'm unable to identify the source of the original publication.

I'm going to wait for CL to identify her source before I make and further comments regarding her post.