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However from what I can gather I disagree, this is far too much association and not causation. The examples suggesting perfect symmetry for the earlier generations of tv actors is incorrect, they are not perfectly symmetrical. The examples he has chosen from the Harry Potter cast I agree do show more crooked smiles but to say this is directly vaccine related is a weak theory as a complex of factors involved. The vaccine causing trigeminal nerve or brain injury is not compelling enough of a theory. Aluminium and other toxins accumulate in the brain when the CS system can’t flush it out, and the CS system function is dependent on well formed bones. In poor CS function it is more likely that vaccine adjuvant toxicity can cause neuronal damage.
Thus, perhaps sometimes vaccines are contributing to facial muscle assymetry but not always. The assymetry of jaw development (with underlying basic asymmetry we all appear to be born with) is more likely exacerbated by the cumulative genetic damage of diet. Sure you can add damage of neurons and nerves due to toxicity and inability to clear toxins but I think any deterimental effects of vaccines are not as much a direct cause as diet resulting in a narrow palate and jaw. Or even CS disruption due to direct trauma causing concussion and disruption of the cranial bones.
Poor jaw development disrupting cranial structure has been very well documented and I do think this cumulative over generations. So has the effects of direct trauma.
I tried to watch this but it is so slow and the bits I skipped to were poor examples of what he was saying that I can’t watch it.Yeah, I don't know about their theory. As for crooked face not being a new phenomenon, maybe, maybe not. Haven't read the book, but here's a video from the author. First twenty minutes or so shows some interesting examples over the past 100+ years. Could be a selection bias or some sort, but it's suggestive:
However from what I can gather I disagree, this is far too much association and not causation. The examples suggesting perfect symmetry for the earlier generations of tv actors is incorrect, they are not perfectly symmetrical. The examples he has chosen from the Harry Potter cast I agree do show more crooked smiles but to say this is directly vaccine related is a weak theory as a complex of factors involved. The vaccine causing trigeminal nerve or brain injury is not compelling enough of a theory. Aluminium and other toxins accumulate in the brain when the CS system can’t flush it out, and the CS system function is dependent on well formed bones. In poor CS function it is more likely that vaccine adjuvant toxicity can cause neuronal damage.
Thus, perhaps sometimes vaccines are contributing to facial muscle assymetry but not always. The assymetry of jaw development (with underlying basic asymmetry we all appear to be born with) is more likely exacerbated by the cumulative genetic damage of diet. Sure you can add damage of neurons and nerves due to toxicity and inability to clear toxins but I think any deterimental effects of vaccines are not as much a direct cause as diet resulting in a narrow palate and jaw. Or even CS disruption due to direct trauma causing concussion and disruption of the cranial bones.
Poor jaw development disrupting cranial structure has been very well documented and I do think this cumulative over generations. So has the effects of direct trauma.