connection between MMR innoculations, ITP blood disease, and OCD?

Question

I have read there is a connection between MMR innoculations and autism. Is there a connection between MMR and OCD?

Answer 1

The MMR is deinitely linked to the neurological disease Autism. If OCD was triggered neurologically by the MMR vaccine, then there very well could be a link. You should consider taking two enzymes that are useful for Autism-Peptizyde and HN-Zyme Prime. You may have a hunch about OCD and perhaps the answer is enzymes.

You might also consider a form of Nicain calle Inositol hexanicotinate.

Avoid dairy. Try a gluten free diet. Don't use cleaning products, soaps, or shampoo with scents. Drink several glasses of clean water each day. Get at least 30 minutes of sunlight each day.

Diet and enzumes might free you of OCD.

Listen to your hunches or your gut instincts.

The two links below are about gut intelligence.
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=362&i=15185#i
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=362&i=15196#i

Answer 2

No one in the field has drawn a connection between MMR vaccines and OCD. The research linking MMR vaccines to autism is shaky, at best. The journal that published the initial findings linking the two conditions later printed a retraction. It was thought that the mercury used in MMR vaccines may have increased risk of autism, but the jury is still out on whether or not that was really the case.

I'm not sure what ITP blood disease is, so I can't answer that one.

Answer 3

This just shows you can't believe everything you read.....there is NO CONNECTION between MMR vaccines and ANYTHING...except drastically reduced rates of measles, mumps and rubella!! That autism stuff you're reading is a bunch of scare tactic bunk, bogus science that has NO legit support from anyone in the scientific or medical community with real credentials. One such "scientist's" research is thought to be responsible for a recent measles outbreak in Great Britain, a Dr. Wakefield... There is also no connection to ITP or OCD...more scare tactics from the antivaccination crowd.