Maxima_S schreef:Ok, ik zou in elk geval kijken naar sterke antioxidanten, een suiker, gluten, zuivel en koolhydraat arm dieet, Cannabis als in sterke THC en CBD houdende middelen enzovoort.
Hier de video waarbij is geknoeid met de autopsie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpRAbfhIhloEn er is wel een studie gedaan van gevaccineerde en ongevaccineerde thuis geschoolde kinderen in de US. Thuisscholing om zo de andere factoren te minimaliseren.
https://www.oatext.com/Pilot-comparativ ... HFlleOavo8
Over je onderzoek: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/no-two ... -the-sort/
Ten eerste is deze retracted, ten tweede is deze niet onafhankelijk maar gefinancierd door anti-vax organisaties (en ik weet hoe graag anti-vaxxers graag onafhankelijk onderzoek zien dus ik kaats de bal even terug) en ten derde klopt het dus niet wat er staat, zie mijn link.
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Hilariously, when this study was published in its first form, the full study wasn’t published, only the abstract. Then the abstract was, in essence, retracted. Even more hilarious, it was a Frontiers journal, which is an even bigger dis because Frontiers journals are known for tending to be pay-to-publish predatory open access journals. If a Frontiers journal retracts your paper, it’s plenty bad indeed. It turns out that the manuscript had been reviewed by a chiropractor and a peer reviewer without relevant expertise.
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Notice how Mawson claims that this is a cross-sectional study, when in reality it’s a survey targeting parents who homeschool, using them as a population of convenience. Of course, parents who choose to home school are not like your average parents. There are a lot of confounding factors that go along with home schooling, including the association between home schooling and antivaccine views. This association is very clear in the data, which show that 261 of the 666 subjects were unvaccinated. Of these 405 who were vaccinated, only 197 were “fully vaccinated.” Thus, less than 1/3 of the children in the study were fully vaccinated according to the CDC’s recommended schedule, and well over 1/3 were completely unvaccinated. This is not in any way representative of the population at large. Add to that the likelihood of selective memory and reporting, and the likelihood of this survey providing useful information is vanishingly small. Also, surveys are not the best means of gathering health data, and in this case it was a particularly bad situation. Mothers were asked whether their children were vaccinated, unvaccinated, or “partially vaccinated,” and what conditions or diseases their children had had. There was no effort to make any independent assessments of the children’s health, nor was there any attempt to account for bias, and there almost certainly was a lot of bias here:
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Mawson’s study is so biased, flawed, and incompetently carried out and analyzed that its results can be discounted as almost certainly worthless. It doesn’t provide the rationale for “more studies.”
Dit artikel linkte ook naar een ander artikel waar de studies van gevaccineerde kinderen vs ongevaccineerde kinderen worden besproken en gelinkt: https://thoughtscapism.com/2015/04/10/m ... ed-people/