Vaccines, Viral Reactivation, and Autism: A Groundbreaking Look at Hidden Connections

Exploring the controversial link between vaccines, common viruses like Herpes Simplex, and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

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I’m here to present my latest research article, which offers a new perspective and groundbreaking hypothesis on the causal relationship between vaccines and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Here is a link to the pre-print…

Vaccine-Induced Viral Reactivation and Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Review, Hypothesis and Implications.

There have been a lot of theories regarding the link between vaccines and autism, but none have provided concrete evidence.

There’s a biological factor that isn’t being accounted for—after all, not all children develop autism after receiving their childhood vaccinations.

Here’s the thing, before we can establish whether or not vaccines might be involved in causing or triggering autism, we have to take a look at research on the etiology of the condition. Afterall, autism is just an umbrella term used to describe a group of symptoms.

What is autism?

If not vaccines, what’s causing autism?

This is where things gets interesting, a significant and overlooked body of research implicates common viral infections as having a central role in the development of ASD.

It’s been shown that pregnant women who contract viruses like Rubella, Cytomegalovirus and Herpes Simplex have a significantly higher likelihood of giving birth to a child with autism.

Does Rubella Cause Autism: A 2015 Reappraisal?

Autism as one of several disabilities in two children with congenital cytomegalovirus infection

Maternal Immunoreactivity to Herpes Simplex Virus 2 and Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder in Male Offspring

These studies highlight the possibility that congenitally acquired viral infections disrupt the development of the central nervous system in the unborn child, triggering congenital viral encephalitis.

Viral Encephalitis and Autism?

Viral encephalitis is a serious condition where a virus triggers an inflammatory pathology in the brain. The swelling disrupts neurological function, leading to symptoms like headaches, fever, confusion, seizures, and even personality changes. Many parents of vaccine-injured children who went on develop autism often report these EXACT symptoms following vaccination.

Multiple studies have suggested a direct connection between viral encephalitis, particularly Herpes Simplex encephalitis, and the development of ASD. These case studies show a striking pattern: individuals that contract Herpes Simplex encephalitis begin exhibiting symptom presentation and go on to meet the clinical diagnostic criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder thereafter.

Brief report: autism and herpes simplex encephalitis

Autistic symptoms following herpes encephalitis

Onset at age 14 of a typical autistic syndrome. A case report of a girl with herpes simplex encephalitis.

Autistic syndrome with onset at age 31 years: herpes encephalitis as a possible model for childhood autism

Studies have shown that viruses like Herpes Simplex can enter a latent, “sleeping” state inside brain cells. And if the immune system becomes compromised, this dormant virus can awaken, triggering encephalitis. With the growing evidence suggesting that Herpes Simplex encephalitis may play a causal role in the onset of ASD, understanding how and why these viruses reactivate in the brain could be key to understanding ASD’s complex etiology.

Late relapse of herpes simplex virus encephalitis in a child due to reactivation of latent virus: clinicopathological report and review

So, we’ve got evidence that common viral infections might be involved in causing autism, by making their way into the brain and triggering encephalitis.

Now, the big question— are vaccines be involved in triggering autism? And if so, how?

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Vaccine-Induced Viral Reactivation: The Missing Link?

It’s not science fiction—it’s an immunological event documented in real-world cases. Vaccine-induced viral reactivation occurs when a vaccination triggers the resurgence of pre-existing latent viral infections, promoting replication and pathogenic activity.

Before the COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, studies on vaccine-induced viral reactivation were relatively limited, yet the cases we do have tell an eye-opening story. Researchers have identified numerous factors including aging, stress, immunosuppression, and some medications that at can awaken latent viruses. Now, vaccines are joining that list.

Reactivation of herpesvirus infections after vaccinations?

[Reactivation of herpes virus infections by vaccination: evidence or coincidence?]

Herpesviruses reactivation following COVID-19 vaccination: a systematic review and meta-analysis

There are multiple case studies documenting Herpes Simplex encephalitis following vaccination as well…

Immunologic factors may play a role in herpes simplex virus 1 reactivation in the brain and retina after influenza vaccination

Herpes simplex encephalitis after receiving COVID-19 vaccine; a case report

Some of these studies date back over 20 years, and document herpes virus reactivations following a wide variety of vaccine types, and across various age groups. We’re being given vaccines, under the premise of protecting ourselves from viral infections, and in return, these vaccines are reactivating viruses we’re already carrying!

Let’s summarize:

We’ve highlighted a significant body of research implicating common viral infections like Herpes Simplex, and viral encephalitis in causing autism. And we’ve also stumbled upon multiple case studies showing how vaccines can reactivate these viruses, and trigger viral encephalitis directly. Cause and effect?

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