Medical Mercury in Vaccines: Doses, Evidence & Neurological Disorders

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Mercury was indeed used as a preservative in vaccines, primarily in trace amounts, to prevent bacterial growth during production. However, after its removal from vaccines, autism rates did not decline, indicating that mercury was not responsible for the increase in autism cases. The dilution process further reduced the concentration of mercury in the final vaccine formulations. Current evidence shows no link between mercury in vaccines and neurological or psychiatric disorders.
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Was mercury used as a preservative in vaccines, and if so, in what doses, and is there any evidence that this caused increased numbers of neurological/psychiatric disorders?
 
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Yes, it was. I don't know what doses, but for the last question, the fact that autism cases didn't drop after they stopped using it suggests that it wasn't what was causing the recent increase in autism cases.
 
The mercury that used to be used in vaccines was only in trace amounts. It was added earlier in the production process to prevent bacterial growth, but then the whole lot was much further diluted for working concentrations actually used in the vaccines.

There is no evidence that it contributed to any neurological/psychiatric disorders when it was used.
 
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