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Reply to "HHS report will link autism to acetaminophen and folate deficiency"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t understand some of you upset over this, it’s not new information. I am grateful it is now being discussed more prevalently and thus might prevent just 1 child from developing autism. [/quote] A child does not develop autism. A child is born with it. Genetics is where you want look- not food, vitamins, supplements, or medication. [/quote] Not true at all. Sometimes it’s present from birth while other times development is typical until it isn’t. Reasons TBD.[/quote] Just because it's not observable for a time doesn't mean the condition isn't present. There are plenty of examples of genetic conditions that don't manifest until later in life, much later than autism.[/quote] Go do some research, you aren’t ready for a discussion on this topic if you think all cases present from birth. [/quote]
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