In this month's cover story, Paul Shattock, with Andrew Wakefield and his team, are among a small band of renegades attempting to demonstrate that diseases like autism result from an environmental ...
MMR CHALLENGE: Parents lose legal aid
The very first issue of WDDTY kicked off with the dangers of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine in response to a great deal of propaganda by the British government at the time, touting the ben ...
A GOVERNMENT PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCEMENT: The new five-in-one vaccine
MMR: A reaction that they can't deny
For the past 14 years, my adult daughter, who had been a useful and respected member of society in full-time employment, has been subjected to misdiagnoses, inappropriately prescribed drugs,
MMR: It's safe, but then again. . .
Paul Shattock's article (WDDTY vol 11 no 6) says that autism is "all in the gut" due to the "inadequacy of the enzymes ordinarily responsible for" the breakdown of food. ...
MMR: the vaccine that just won’t go away
There is no specific orthodox medical treatment for autism. Phenothiazines (such as chlorpromazine), used to dampen severely self destructive behaviour, do not abort the autism. Instead they freq ...
