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REAL Scientific Journals Don't Lie - Mercury in Vaccines is BAD For
You...

But There is Relief...

Opinion by Consumer Advocate  Tim Bolen

Thursday, May 3rd, 2012



I have here, below, an important article about a recent peer-reviewed
study in the very prestigious scientific journal Acta Neurobiologiae
Experimentalis. The study shows, very clearly, that there are
significantly elevated levels of male hormones (testosterone) in
patients who display autistic traits as a result of autism, Asperger’s
syndrome, or other pervasive development disorders. Always.

And, this situation needs to be dealt with.

The study is called - "An evaluation of the role and treatment of
elevated male hormones in autism spectrum disorders."

The study concludes:

"Given the association between elevated levels of male hormones (known
as hyperandrogenism) and autism spectrum disorders, the article
recommends routine screenings of hormone levels for patients diagnosed
with autism spectrum disorders and, as necessary, appropriate
treatment for elevated androgens."

When you match this study up with an earlier study showing that
mercury in vaccines is a major "hormone disruptor" in the body, no
one will be surprised that elevated testosterone levels, in both male
and female children, cause significant problems.

In boys, which outnumber girls five-to-one in the Autism Spectrum
Disorder numbers, it is far too common to find early puberty at six
years old; boys developing pubic hair, erections, masturbation, and
aggressive physical behavior aimed at their siblings, parents,
teachers, etc. - including extremely damaging violence.

Yes, this is a very big problem in Autism. Mercury is causing it,
and, with appropriate treatment, it is reversible.

Before I start explaining the study...

To read the entire article click on www.bolenreport.com or
http://www.bolenreport.com/Mark%20Geier/real%20science1.htm

Tim Bolen
http://www.bolenreport.com
http://www.quackpotwatch.org

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