Yep, I definitely cannot claim with any certainty that mercury is the culprit. I'm not science smart like that. I've some common sense smarts though, and I only mean to suggest that it's not helping matters, and it may in fact be causing more harm than good. GAs on the other hand are generally not given to babies. Babies come into this world so fragile, and their immune systems aren't yet fully developed, so their bodies aren't necessarily as equip to protect themselves from the toxin. Also, the mercury is given to the vaccine in order to preserve it, but they don't modify the amount of mercury to account for the fact that they'll be injecting it into a baby. You know what, and this is a potential money maker for you. If you are science smart. I seen a challenge not too long ago for "$100k to anyone who can prove that mercury in vaccines is safe to administer to children". If you do win that contest, then maybe you could send a finders fee my way :-D