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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m going to wait until it’s approved in Canada or Europe. I’d be happy for my child to take it is it’s safe and IF my child is shown to have the sub-type of autism that is improved by the medication. [/quote]

Same. We have an excellent psychiatrist to advise us. [/quote]

Your psychiatrist has known about these studies since 2016. Your child's brain has been developing with a potential folate deficiency while your excellent psychiatrist decided they weren't satisfied enough to even order the test to see if your child's develop brain has the antibodies via a si.ple blood test.[/quote]

If it isnt clear: your psychiatrist could have tested to see whether or not your child has this immune disorder.  They decided not to. They could have given your child a very well studied vitamin. They chose not to. All while your child's brain passed developmental milestones and windows of therapy closed. Because they chose not to.[/quote]

I mean, other research shows that too much folate *causes* autism. You have an exceedingly stupid and shallow understanding of how all this works. That doesn’t mean I dispute the PP who believes it is having an impact - just that the *science has not been done* and we all know why Trump and RFK Jr are touting it. It’s not because it’s a new medical breakthrough for autism. [/quote]

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