In a message dated 11/17/2005 5:17:04 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
[email protected] writes:

>Aren't we all "allergic" to thermisol??  <



Mercury is a neurotoxin, and causes a host of negative consequences, the  
degree and type of which depend on many other factors relative to the 
individual  
and his/her environment.  However, we are not all allergic to it, or  
allergic to it to the same degree.  This explains why only some children  out 
of a 
group vaccinated with a preparation containing  Thermisol(is this correct 
spelling?) will become autistic.  
 
In a recent post a list member was asking for assistance for autistic  
symptoms which developed in a child subsequent to vaccination.  Another  list 
member 
sent information for asthma, which was not requested, but it came  out that 
the autistic child's mother had asthma!  Asthma, of course, is  related to 
allergies.  So, we are seeing that it is the children who  already have 
allergic 
sensitivities, and genetic predisposition to allergic  reactions, who become 
autistic subsequent to vaccination.  Allergic  sensitivities have a genetic 
component.
 
In my experience, individuals who suffer consequences of mercury toxicity  
may become free of same by densensitizing the allergen, without removing the  
mercury.  An example of this would be an individual I know who chose not to  
have their entire dental work (including root canals, redone, with teeth  
pulled), but simply densensitized to the mercury, with relief of symptoms.   
Then I 
have seen cases where the neurotoxin (in this case surgical anesthesia  
resulting in paralysis) could no longer be expected to be affecting the subject 
 (35 
years later), yet the paralysis continued until the person was desensitized  
to the anesthesia.  Sometimes, even upon removing the presence of the  
allergen, the allergic reaction continues because the body has been 
reprogrammed  on 
an energetic level (blockage of energy meridians); hence, removing the  
physical cause (allergen) does not always take care of the problem.
 
Jill