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Vaccinations resulted in increased office visits for children 16 months later - Nov 2020


Office Visits vs days since birth

Note: Increased Office Visits for vaccinated children start about day 500
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11 years of office visits and vaccination data from a pediatric practice in Portland, Oregon
This analysis can easily be performed on 1,000's of other datasets around the world
   yet this study appears to be the first to have done so

Note: Doctors are told to report health problems that occur soon after a vaccination
   they rarely notice/report health problems which occur 500+ days later


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48 minute video of the first author
Congress asked the CDC to do this kind of study back in 1986
Found similar results when limiting the data by age of the patient, etc. (in PDF supplement)

50X higher risk of ADHD if vaccinated
Aluminum in the vaccine is due to vaccines being shipped in Aluminum containers
They are trying to get funding ($60k) for phase II of the study in progress - look at vaccines:

  • Aluminum
  • Live vs dead virus

He wrote a book on possible causes of Autism
He is very concerned that NIH, CDC, and FDA get money from vaccine manufacturers
His website The Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge 2020 publications follow

  • Lyons-Weiler J. 2020. Pathogenic Priming Likely Contributes to Serious and Critical Illness and Mortality in COVID-19 via Autoimmunity. J Transl Autoimmun. 2020 Apr 9:100051. doi: 10.1016/j.jtauto.2020.100051.
  • Lyons-Weiler, J, G McFarland, E La Joie. 2020. Impact of catch-up vaccination on aluminum exposure due to new laws and post social distancing. J Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, Volume 62, December 2020, 126649
  • McFarland, G, E La Joie, P Thomas and J Lyons-Weiler. 2020. Acute Exposure and Chronic Retention of Aluminum in Three Vaccine Schedules and Effects of Genetic and Environmental Variation. J Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology 58:126444. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0946672X19305784
  • Lyons-Weiler, J. 2020. Pediatric Dosing of Aluminum in Vaccines: Comparisons of Schedules. Presented at UCLA, 1/5/2020 [Slides (pdf)] [Slides (.ppt)

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Comment on this study by a Pediatric Nurse (LLB)
Most office visits in young children are well checks/immunization visits. Therefore, these study results are meaningless because the metric is meaningless.

If you studied prescriptions for kids you'd have a little better numbers, but even then, the same people who are attentive to their children's health and trust the medical system will be bringing their kids in for antibiotics for ear infections, instead of letting the kids attempt to ride it out.

Hospitalizations would be a great better metric.

In addition, most pediatricians are pretty persuasive about immunizations, particularly in kids with underlying health problems. So kids with serious asthma, etc. are more likely to be vaccinated.


Paper was retracted by the publisher July 2021 (when there is great COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy)

Authors did not agree with the retraction reason PDF
New Study Supports Conclusion of Retracted 2020 Study Showing Unvaxxed Kids Healthier Than Vaxxed Sept 27, 2022]

  • "The concern centered primarily on the question of whether the large differences in the number of medical visits required for attention to specific health conditions like anemia, gastroenteritis, asthma, ear infections and many others, were due to parents who did not vaccinate not showing up to their well-baby and well-child visits."
  • "Because Thomas’ license was suspended, he had to focus on his case and try to keep his life from falling apart; the medical board kept postponing the hearing, and no hearing had occurred."
  • "In fact, no hearing has been held to date."

Sept 2022 re-analysis of the data came to the same conclusion

Revisiting Excess Diagnoses of Illnesses and Conditions in Children Whose Parents Provided Informed Permission to Vaccinate Them
 Download the PDF from VitaminDWiki

One of the charts: More likely to have office visits from age 250 - 600 days for Anemia if vaccinated
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Relative Incidence of Office Visits and Cumulative Rates of Billed Diagnoses Along the Axis of Vaccination

Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2020, 17(22), 8674; https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph17228674
James Lyons-Weiler 1, jim at ipaknowledge.org OrcID and Paul Thomas 2
1 The Institute for Pure and Applied Knowledge, Pittsburgh, PA 15101, USA   https://ipaknowledge.org/
2 Integrative Pediatrics, Portland, OR 97225

  • Paul is the author of the book “The Vaccine-Friendly Plan: Dr. Paul’s Safe and Effective Approach to Immunity and Health—from Pregnancy Through Your Child’s Teen Years” by Balantine Books 2016

 Download the PDF from VitaminDWiki
Office visits for fever increased with % vaccine acceptance
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Increased billable office visits: with and without vaccine (all statistically significant)
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We performed a retrospective analysis spanning ten years of pediatric practice focused on patients with variable vaccination born into a practice, presenting a unique opportunity to study the effects of variable vaccination on outcomes. The average total incidence of billed office visits per outcome related to the outcomes were compared across groups (Relative Incidence of Office Visit (RIOV)). RIOV is shown to be more powerful than odds ratio of diagnoses. Full cohort, cumulative incidence analyses, matched for days of care, and matched for family history analyses were conducted across quantiles of vaccine uptake. Increased office visits related to many diagnoses were robust to days-of-care-matched analyses, family history, gender block, age block, and false discovery risk.
Many outcomes had high RIOV odds ratios after matching for days-of-care (e.g.,

  • anemia (6.334),
  • asthma (3.496),
  • allergic rhinitis (6.479), and
  • sinusitis (3.529), all significant under the Z-test).

Developmental disorders were determined to be difficult to study due to extremely low prevalence in the practice, potentially attributable to high rates of vaccine cessation upon adverse events and family history of autoimmunity.
Remarkably, zero of the 561 unvaccinated patients in the study had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) compared to 0.063% of the (partially and fully) vaccinated.
The implications of these results for the net public health effects of whole-population vaccination and with respect for informed consent on human health are compelling. Our results give agency to calls for research conducted by individuals who are independent of any funding sources related to the vaccine industry.

While the low rates of developmental disorders prevented sufficiently powered hypothesis testing, it is notable that the overall rate of autism spectrum disorder (0.84%) in the cohort is half that of the US national rate (1.69%). The practice-wide rate of ADHD was roughly half of the national rate.

The data indicate that unvaccinated children in the practice are not unhealthier than the vaccinated and indeed the overall results may indicate that the unvaccinated pediatric patients in this practice are healthier overall than the vaccinated.

Clipped from PDF

  • "We have been keenly aware of the brewing political controversies around vaccination studies, including the public’s increased awareness of the dearth of long-term randomized prospective clinical studies that use inert placebos such as saline."
  • "Parents are almost universally told by their child’s health care provider that the health issue was not due to the vaccine, in spite of growing evidence in the scientific literature that supports both plausible mechanisms of action for chronic illnesses including epidemiological associations. "

This study was cited by 26 publications at of Sept 2022

  • Vaccine Practice Payment Schedules Create Perverse Incentives for Unnecessary Medical Procedures – at What Cost to Patients?
  • Adverse events following measles-mumps-rubella-varicella vaccine: an independent perspective on Italian pharmacovigilance data
  • Health effects in vaccinated versus unvaccinated children with covariates for breastfeeding status and type of birth

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