The child may seem to recover completely, but he may actually have suffered some long-term damage. In many instances whether epilepsy, autism or minimal brain damage what bent the twig is an attack of encephalitis in infancy, caused in most cases by routine vaccination. When the Public Health Laboratory Service first tested the MMR vaccine on thousands of children, convulsion cases were reported 1 subject out of 400 but the PHLS said the incidence was acceptable, estimating all babies would recover completely, even though no long-term studies were ever done to see if they were minimally brain damaged or had learning difficulties. They identified 34 major side effects to the jabs, ranging from asthma, blood disorders, infectious diseases, diabetes and neurological disorders, including meningitis, polio and hearing loss. The mumps portion can cause encephalitis.
Studies conducted in Germany, Canada and Yugoslavia boil down to that conclusion too.
Deaths from measles are not common in developed countries and the virus doesn't strike and kill randomly. When blood concentration of vitamin A is low, the outer layer of our mucous membranes become scaly and the turnover of cells decreases, thus enabling the virus to infect the body. An acute vitamin A deficiency would result in eye damage, respiratory diseases and diarrhoea. However, even well-nourished children may be subjected to such a deficiency. The vaccine is perfectly safe.