If that was the case than we'd have much higher levels of autism in the united states.There are studies that link food additives eaten during pregnancy to Autism.
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Does Processed Food Cause Autism?
The theory behind this link is that the chemicals and additives in processed food can affect the developing brain, leading to autism. Some of these chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA), have been shown to have neurotoxic effects on the brain.www.ambitionsaba.com
You're determined to be contrary. Typical maga, sees things in black and white only.
The UK has the highest rate of autism in the world and vaccines aren't mandatory there.
I don't think that has anything to do with floride.
And finally, the UK has the highest rate of autism in the world but only 14% of the population have fluoridated water.
Ummm woman.
And?And finally, the UK has the highest rate of autism in the world but only 14% of the population have fluoridated water.
"Around 14% of the population of the United Kingdom receives fluoridated water. About half a million people receive water that is naturally fluoridated with calcium fluoride, and about 6 million total receive fluoridated water. The Water Act 2003 required water suppliers to comply with requests from local health authorities to fluoridate their water."
Water fluoridation by country - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
www.ambitionsaba.com
So now a MAYBE is a wish for somebody to get something?
YOU are a LIAR.
And this supports my post above.And?
Does Processed Food Cause Autism?
The theory behind this link is that the chemicals and additives in processed food can affect the developing brain, leading to autism. Some of these chemicals, such as bisphenol A (BPA), have been shown to have neurotoxic effects on the brain.
Knuckle dragging MAGAts hate women, love men.
That is just what has happened. As I said back in the late 70's early 80's only one in I think it was either 2700 or 27000 ( more like 2700 not 27000 ) kids were identified with it and now that they have studies it more those numbers have come down to the last I knew something like 1 in every 32 .
Oh I don't know but I think 1 in 36 (USA)is a LOT. And I'm not great at math but I think 1 in 170 (Europe) is less than 1:36 what do you think.
And?
You are actually stupid, aren't you?
Most Americans are consuming processed foods daily in this country. If that was the culprit it would be close to 100% of the children.Oh I don't know but I think 1 in 36 (USA)is a LOT. And I'm not great at math but I think 1 in 170 (Europe) is less than 1:36 what do you think.
That is a HUGE increase in frequency.
Yes doctor
And they have to fit the DSM5 criteria. and from when I went to collage the DSM has been changed 3 times, new info comes up all the time.You're determined to be contrary. Typical maga, sees things in black and white only.
"Tracking the rates of autism around the world is a significant challenge for several reasons. First, there are no specific, uniform criteria for assessing and diagnosing autism. It cannot be confirmed with a blood test, brain scan, or any other objective exam. It has to be diagnosed through expert clinical observations of a person's behavior. Secondly, even if there were a straightforward yes/no test, many nations lack the resources to conduct assessments. Thirdly, many nations do not track or report their autism rates."
Autism Rates by Country 2024
worldpopulationreview.com
Bless you for trying to explain medicine to a person who pretends to be a doctor. It's like when I try to explain education to that bitch @TOP.Do you disagree with this?
"The increase in ASD diagnoses among young adults suggests that people may be going undiagnosed in childhood, only receiving a diagnosis in early adulthood when challenges in daily life become too difficult to manage. This trend highlights the importance of accessible diagnostic services across the lifespan and the need for age-appropriate interventions and supports for adults on the spectrum."
Autism diagnosis on the rise, according to trends study | Autism Speaks
A new study shows the number of children and adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder has increased by 175% over a decade. Why is autism increasing?www.autismspeaks.org
"Researchers suspect that the rising rates of autism can be attributed, in part, to the growing awareness and advocacy of autism.
It’s possible that autism has always been a common condition and we are just beginning to capture the true prevalence due to better screening efforts, said Dr. Peter J. Chung, a developmental-behavioral pediatrician and Medical Director of The Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorders at University of California, Irvine."
Autism: Rates in Children Reach New Highs, Experts Explain Why
More children than ever before are being diagnosed for autism. Additionally, Black and Hispanic children are being diagnosed with autism at higher rates than white children, according to new data from the CDC. The increased prevalence of autism can be attributed, in part, to greater awareness...www.healthline.com
