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Scientific Negligence in Latest Autism Incidence Publication: Are JAMA Researchers Incapable of a Literature Review?
I was under the impression that JAMA was one of the best journals in the world. Well, maybe less so given that vaccine researchers can only dream of having a paper implicating vaccines in autism diagnoses published in the journal. Nevertheless, given that the authors of a recent publication on incidence of autism fail to…
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A Commentary on Children’s Health Defense: Federal Court Rules that Water Fluoridation Poses a Risk to Children’s IQ, But What’s the Connection to Autism?
This section of the library shall be dedicated to commentaries on Children’s Health Defense content. Included below is not a summary of the content (I’ll leave that for you to check out), but rather my comments in terms of psychology, health, and human behavior. Whenever possible, I draw connections to autism as well. Most of my comments…
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Confrontation at the Airport: Alex Jones versus former NIH Director Dr. Collins, but what would Robert F. Kennedy Jr. do?
Originally posted on X. The gall and the balls behind Alex Jones’s confrontation with former NIH Director regarding the Covid-19 experimental therapy that has resulted in the loss of life, the loss of quality of life, and the overall devastating impact on the planet was no doubt appreciated by those who would also love a…
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Autism-Air Pollution: Propionaldehyde and Propionic Acid
Triple the number of studies on toxins and autism are what the literature should presently hold given the current rate of autism at 1 in 36. Studies on genetics and autism should be closely examining the impact of toxins on various genes… or genetic susceptibility to various toxins, such as heavy metals. Yet here we…
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Autism-Air Pollution Update: Frye et al. (2022)
Originally posted on X. Frye, R. E., Cakir, J., McCarty, P. J., Rose, S., Delhey, L. M., Palmer, R. F., Austin, C., Curtin, P., Yitshak-Sade, M., & Arora, M. (2022). Air Pollution and Maximum Temperature Are Associated with Neurodevelopmental Regressive Events in Autism Spectrum Disorder. Journal of personalized medicine, 12(11), 1809. https://doi.org/10.3390/jpm12111809 Study Highlights A…
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Autism-Air Pollution Update
Originally posted on X. Flanagan, E., Malmqvist, E., Rittner, R., Gustafsson, P., Källén, K., & Oudin, A. (2023). Exposure to local, source-specific ambient air pollution during pregnancy and autism in children: a cohort study from southern Sweden. Scientific reports, 13(1), 3848. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-30877-5. Study Highlights Two different measures of autism were used in the study. 1.…
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Major Changes have been Made to the Library
I’m pleased to announce the restructuring of this library that shall include separate and individual pages with literature reviews for factors associated with autism. This library originally began with a thought: spread awareness about various environmental factors associated with autism. Pesticides, valproate, triclosan, heavy metals, etc. However, the library was initially begun under the belief…
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A Commentary on the Huberman Lab Podcast with Dr. Becky Kennedy
This section of the library shall be dedicated to commentaries on the Hubermanlab podcast. Included below is not a summary of the episode (I’ll leave that for you to check out), but rather my comments on the episode in terms of psychology, health, and human behavior. Whenever possible, I draw connections to autism as well.…
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A Double Commentary on Children’s Health Defense and Hubermanlab Podcast: Fluoride, IQ, and Working Memory
This section of the library shall be dedicated to commentaries on Children’s Health Defense and Hubermanlab content. Included below is not a summary of the content (I’ll leave that for you to check out), but rather [and] my comments in terms of psychology, health, and human behavior. Whenever possible, I draw connections to autism as…
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A Commentary on the Huberman Lab Podcast with Dr. Peter Attia
This section of the library shall be dedicated to commentaries on the Hubermanlab podcast. Included below is not a summary of the episode (I’ll leave that for you to check out), but rather my comments on the episode in terms of psychology, health, and human behavior. Whenever possible, I draw connections to autism as well.…


