The 'experts' are baffled...once again - Tourette's in teen girls

When they are baffled, it means they are trying to cover-up the real causes

Once again, medical ‘experts’ demonstrate clearly that their superpowers are being baffled about things that Blind Freddy could see clearly, deflecting attention from real causes and lying through their teeth. Bravo!

An article in today’s Daily Mail entitled Why brutal Covid lockdowns and addictions to TikTok are driving mystery illnesses in teenage Aussie girls - as parents fear the worst over uncontrollable 'tics' describes a new mystery epidemic in which teenage girls are being diagnosed with Tourette’s Syndrome.

For those who haven’t heard of it, Tourette’s is a neurological condition, often associated with autism (which can be caused by vaccines and antibiotic overuse - go ahead - prove me wrong!) in which uncontrollable movements, jerkiness and verbal outbursts - often of the 4-letter kind - can occur without warning.

Tourette’s, like autism, is 3-times more likely to occur in boys than in girls yet studies have shown that in teenage and adult girls, the symptoms can be more severe. Perhaps - and I’m only guessing here - this is why the article mentions teenage girls and not boys?

Want to win $1,000?

I would bet a lot - $1,000 which is all I can afford (hat tip to Steve Kirsch who regularly bets a million dollars for those who can prove him wrong) that nobody will be able to come up with even ONE girl (or boy) who was recently diagnosed with Tourette’s who did not receive the COVID jab or another vaccine shortly before diagnosis.

And yes, now that you’ve asked, Tourette’s has been associated with vaccination - all vaccines - for at least the last 100 years. So blaming it on isolation and reliance on social media is the ‘perfect storm’ of deflection and lies.

Tourette’s and the vaccine link

Here are just a few links to studies regarding the link between vaccines and tic disorders. There are many more. Perhaps the so-called experts should have done a search of the scientific literature before opening their mouths and making such obviously ignorant and incorrect statements.

Thimerosal exposure and increased risk for diagnosed tic disorder in the United States: a case-control study

Is Tourette's syndrome one of the PANDAS?

Neurology-important advances in clinical medicine: neurologic complications of routine immunization

And here is another home truth that you won’t read in the Daily Mail or hear an expert discuss.

Tourette’s is treatable

Tourette’s has been very successfully treated using cannabis oil prepared by experts who know what they are doing. These girls (and boys - there have to be boys who have developed this too after the jab) are suffering because doctors caused their condition but don’t have the intelligence or the courage to offer up the REAL treatment to those they’ve harmed.

Treatment of Tourette syndrome with cannabinoids

Australian first medicinal cannabis trial for Tourette’s

Can Cannabis Help Manage Tourette Syndrome?

If you know of someone who has been diagnosed with Tourette’s and is suffering under a medical lack of care, please share this information with them.