What is the normie doctor reasoning for autism rates sky rocketing over the last 20 years?
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I don't know but I've heard both "we don't know" and under diagnosis.
Climate change
Too much freedom causes autism
Couldn’t be the repeated toxic doses of heavy metals administered directly into the muscle tissue of infants. Couldn’t be the toxic sludge parents and their progeny ingest habitually. They just don’t know.
I think your typical Jabberwocky big pharma doc would challenge you on the alarmist and possibly racist suggestion that autism is increasing at all.
Probably true, but this would be the easiest claim to debunk with data from trusted medical sites.
Better diagnostics.
Interesting. So their claim would be that we’ve always had this many autistic children and that they just weren’t diagnosed?
Normie doctor: "historically under-diagnosed, luckily we are picking it up and labeling people now"
Alternate theories:
- Cheap and convenient cop-out for perceived social-underachievers
- Western society and education systems are more intolerant of difference now than in our culture's recent past, so what was once part of the "normal" spectrum is now deviant
- Social interaction, especially with children, has changed in the West in a way that causes/exposes differences in brain development
Its not nanograms of mercury in vaccines. That paper was scientific fraud by a patent owner looking to boost sales of his inferior alternative product.
Forest fire smoke releases incomparably more mercury directly into human lungs, even when too diluted to smell. Volcanoes put out a lot, too, and then there is tuna and salmon consumption.
Yeah the mercury claim is old since they pivoted away from using that in most if not all vaccines. I thought it was the accumulation of aluminum (used as the adjuvant in them) from multiple injections in a short time span? I’m not well read on the subject, hence me asking and diving into this book.
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Awareness?
They'll tell people it's social - under diagnosed historically.
It's not just autism. All sorts of diseases and conditions sprung up in the last 50 years.
The biggest common denominators are food and medications. Bifidobacteria and a lack thereof is correlated with autism.
Here's something to look into:
https://twitter.com/SabinehazanMD/status/1639852682008727553
