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Or could it be from measles being found in wastewater in California, and California recycling wastewater for other uses?

https://m.economictimes.com/news/new-updates/worlds-most-contagious-disease-measles-detected-in-california-wastewater-key-signs-of-virus-and-symptoms-you-should-watch/articleshow/131561478.cms

How could I not agree?

A. Learning disorders and autism are not infectious.
B. We have solutions for asthma and allergies.
C. Measles, mumps, and chickenpox are still around to this day.
D. What's changed? The CDC has ben told by RFK jr. to be lax with it's vaccine mandates.

Alright smarta**, how would you go about curing allergies?

Okay, I know you are addressing American Viking, I was going to say this in my comment above, I was diagnosed with "rare adult onset asthma" in 2015. Nearly died of an asthma attack. When I was in college in the 70's a friend of mine died of an asthma attack, it was not as treatable then, and not really controllable. I have done the immunology regimen for 11 years (recommended is 5 years) and I still have every allergy causing my asthma, but the asthmatic attacks are not as intense (life threatening). I am on a monthly MAB injection called Nucala that is truly a miracle drug and has helped restore me to most of my previous life, I was a marathon runner prior to the onset, I can't run anymore, but I can walk 10 miles without struggling for air. There is a difference between curing and controlling a condition like asthma. If I am cured, I never have it again. If I stop the medications helping me control the condition it is still a hazard to my health.
There is nothing wrong with challenging the paradigm.

That was my main point when I said #2 of my original comment. I only added "how would you go about curing allergies" to hear out his bulls***

Earplugs works.

I said allergies, not autism.

Same thing- allergies were far less common 60 years ago. We never heard of peanut allergies, now they are everywhere. Why? Autism was literally never heard of, now you can't go anywhere without running into autism. Why? Childhood obesity was uncommon, now it is prevalent. Why?

A large contributing factor is to the heavily genetically modified food we eat and the chemically bound pesticides that are still on foods even after being cooked.

For example, the recent affliction of "Crohn's disease" was initially thought to be a genetic deficiency in intestinal lining, but later discovered that pesticides in food even after cooked are still effective at killing the helpful pro-biotics in your intestines. Without these pro-biotics, people suffer irritation and inflammation in their intestines resulting in all kinds of unpleasantness out the other end.

No, RFK is saying the CDC needs to explain why a healthy child should be subjected to 72 vaccines. That's reasonable. With the incestuous relationship between bureaucrats moving back and forth from the CDC to Big Pharma and raking in huge salaries, these are valid questions. When Boomers were kids, we didn't get 72 vaccine shots and autism was 1 in 10,000. Now kids are vaccinated at birth and we autism is as high as 14 in 100 in certain populations. All this in 50 to 60 years. The same thing with childhood obesity, peanut allergies, etc. Is there a link? We won't know if we don't ask questions and investigate.
If you have asthma, you always have asthma, it's just controllable now.

RFK is actively undermining a healthy child's life. Thanks to him, measles is back in the united states.

New outbreaks of measles were on the rise between 2017-2020 before RFK jr. became Health Secretary.

And it's only getting worse.

https://theweek.com/1025265/rfk-jr-controversies
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2026/02/14/rfk-jr-cocaine-toilet-seats-remark-health-care-group-says-resign/88682002007/

Yeah, they really like drinking that California sewage water in Texas where many of these cases are and originated.

Oh that makes sense, California dumps their sewage in the Pacific Ocean and it ends up in the Gulf of America. Mystery solved!

Kids with with full-blown anti-vaxxer parents

No because even then they get it once and are immune for life. Still wouldn't explain it.

So? Every kid that gets the measles once instead of 0 times is one case of the measles instead of 0, hence the increase in cases of measles

As it is the unvaccinated are who are getting measles, a relatively safe and logical conclusion would be that their parents are anti-vaxxers. You know, because math.

Illegals

South america and mexico

It's actually not. Conservatives are so desperate to blame every problem on illegal immigrants 😂😂

You'll have to provide some proof, or people will think you are lying like usual.

They don't say it out loud, the strain of measles hitting isn't the strain they made the vaccine for, the strain is the mutated strain they used to make the vaccine they are using.

My brother in christ, how do you think vaccines are made? Scientists use a mild version of the mutated strain to give the body defense to fight it.

Yes, and that laboratory mutated strain is the strain of measles infecting people now. The strain of measles that the vaccine was developed for is essentially non-existent now due to herd immunity. The new strain of measles is coming from the overuse of unneeded vaccines.

From the CDC-"measles was declared eliminated in the United States in 2000, measles cases and outbreaks continue to occur in the United States due to unvaccinated international travelers. Large measles outbreaks are possible when travel-related measles cases reach at-risk U.S. populations with low immunization against measles. In 2019, the U.S. nearly lost its elimination status with almost 1,300 measles cases from a large outbreak in New York and cases in 30 additional states."
And this- the top 10 Outbreaks- Bangladesh 42,174
India 26,607
Yemen 14,521
Mexico 12,495
Pakistan 11,037
Cameroon 9,653
Kazakhstan 7,730
Guatemala 6,832
Angola 6,815
Sudan 5,766
Less than 150,000 cases plus out a world population of 8 billion is .00002% of the population. What is the risk/benefit of continuing vaccination when the strain spreading is the strain of the vaccine? If you stop introducing the measles strain, the measles rates drop due to the development of natural immunity. The outbreak is manufactured, either accidentally or intentionally.

The benefit of continuing vaccination is to ensure measles doesn't come back

Why is it making a comeback? The CDC said measles were eliminated in 2000. We had unvaccinated travelers in the 1990s.