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22nd January 2012, 07:51 PM
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12 girls at NY high school develop involuntary tics; doc says it’s ‘mass psychogenic illness’
By Associated Press, Published: January 20
LEROY, N.Y. — A dozen western New York high school girls have developed involuntary tics and other symptoms, and a doctor said Friday that at least 10 of them are suffering from a psychological condition usually brought on by stress or a frightening condition.
Parents became concerned there might have been environmental contamination or an infection at LeRoy High School when the girls all started showing symptoms like unexplained pain and involuntary muscle motion last fall.
But air quality and other tests conducted by local health officials ruled out mold, chemicals and other sources of the girls’ problems.
That helped Dr. Laszlo Mechtler and another neurologist treating 10 of the girls conclude that the cause is conversion disorder, a condition that causes real symptoms but has no physical cause.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/12-girls-at-ny-high-school-develop-involuntary-tics-doc-says-its-mass-psychogenic-illness/2012/01/20/gIQA5k5bEQ_story.html
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http://bethelbuzznews.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/leroy.jpg?w=300&h=169&h=169
Drug exposure(prescription or recreational): Well, there are a lot more possibilities here. Recreational drug use is always a possibility, but medical tests would have probably revealed something and they were performed. We would need to find something that would have a predilection for girls (notably adolescent girls) but also, common enough that would be obscured amongst other things that are considered “routine” enough and accepted as ‘normally experienced or taken’ by adolescent girls. There are two possibilities… birth control pills and HPV vaccines(Gardasil and Cervarix). Take into account the timing. This occurred within a short period of time. Exposure to a bad batch of birth control pills would be easy to explain, and there would be some reason to keep it quiet, considering the close ties of the AMA to the CDC. But the timing would need to be coordinated in such a way that they were all on them, got the same brand, and started taking them all at the same time. Not impossible, but improbable. The other possibility here are HPV vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix. The timing becomes more easily explained – as most children “get their shots” (and boosters, such as DTaP and the flu shot) before enrolling in school in the fall. It also satisfies the girls-only attack (even though they’re trying to convince boys to get the Gardasil shot also), as well as the age group (9-27).
The latter seems the most probable. Vaccines have been known to cause neurological disorders. Gardasil especially – based on the high levels of aluminum which is used as an adjuvant in the vaccine. Even the possibility of a cocktail effect of BCP’s and the vaccine MUST come into play considering the BCP’s deplete the body of certain vitamins (B6) that work to eliminate aluminum. This would make a girl more susceptible to a vaccine injury – again making the vaccine-theory more possible.
As a physician, I find the whole government group handling this to be untrustworthy. These officials are not unbiased by any means, and they have an interest in the outcome of this tragedy – with them being paid by Health Departments whose income depends widely on the promotion and sales of vaccines. Maybe no one else questioned this, but I certainly don’t buy the “Conversion Disorder” diagnosis being offered.
http://bethelbuzznews.com/2012/01/19/updated-cause-of-sick-leroy-ny-teens-remains-a-mystery-with-poll/
12 girls at NY high school develop involuntary tics; doc says it’s ‘mass psychogenic illness’
By Associated Press, Published: January 20
LEROY, N.Y. — A dozen western New York high school girls have developed involuntary tics and other symptoms, and a doctor said Friday that at least 10 of them are suffering from a psychological condition usually brought on by stress or a frightening condition.
Parents became concerned there might have been environmental contamination or an infection at LeRoy High School when the girls all started showing symptoms like unexplained pain and involuntary muscle motion last fall.
But air quality and other tests conducted by local health officials ruled out mold, chemicals and other sources of the girls’ problems.
That helped Dr. Laszlo Mechtler and another neurologist treating 10 of the girls conclude that the cause is conversion disorder, a condition that causes real symptoms but has no physical cause.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/12-girls-at-ny-high-school-develop-involuntary-tics-doc-says-its-mass-psychogenic-illness/2012/01/20/gIQA5k5bEQ_story.html
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http://bethelbuzznews.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/leroy.jpg?w=300&h=169&h=169
Drug exposure(prescription or recreational): Well, there are a lot more possibilities here. Recreational drug use is always a possibility, but medical tests would have probably revealed something and they were performed. We would need to find something that would have a predilection for girls (notably adolescent girls) but also, common enough that would be obscured amongst other things that are considered “routine” enough and accepted as ‘normally experienced or taken’ by adolescent girls. There are two possibilities… birth control pills and HPV vaccines(Gardasil and Cervarix). Take into account the timing. This occurred within a short period of time. Exposure to a bad batch of birth control pills would be easy to explain, and there would be some reason to keep it quiet, considering the close ties of the AMA to the CDC. But the timing would need to be coordinated in such a way that they were all on them, got the same brand, and started taking them all at the same time. Not impossible, but improbable. The other possibility here are HPV vaccines, Gardasil and Cervarix. The timing becomes more easily explained – as most children “get their shots” (and boosters, such as DTaP and the flu shot) before enrolling in school in the fall. It also satisfies the girls-only attack (even though they’re trying to convince boys to get the Gardasil shot also), as well as the age group (9-27).
The latter seems the most probable. Vaccines have been known to cause neurological disorders. Gardasil especially – based on the high levels of aluminum which is used as an adjuvant in the vaccine. Even the possibility of a cocktail effect of BCP’s and the vaccine MUST come into play considering the BCP’s deplete the body of certain vitamins (B6) that work to eliminate aluminum. This would make a girl more susceptible to a vaccine injury – again making the vaccine-theory more possible.
As a physician, I find the whole government group handling this to be untrustworthy. These officials are not unbiased by any means, and they have an interest in the outcome of this tragedy – with them being paid by Health Departments whose income depends widely on the promotion and sales of vaccines. Maybe no one else questioned this, but I certainly don’t buy the “Conversion Disorder” diagnosis being offered.
http://bethelbuzznews.com/2012/01/19/updated-cause-of-sick-leroy-ny-teens-remains-a-mystery-with-poll/