Tell the FDA: Study Vitamin D/Autism Link!

A new study found that giving vitamin D supplements to mice during pregnancy prevented autistic traits in their offspring. This is exciting news that federal health authorities should aggressively pursue with more investigations. They should, but they won’t, since vitamin D isn’t patentable the same way drugs and other novel products are and can’t make money for the drug companies.

Write to the FDA, with a copy to Congress, telling them to research further the link between autism and vitamin D.

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Please study the link between vitamin D and autism

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There is other promising research on autism. Many children with ASD experience gastrointestinal problems. They have significantly different gut flora compared to those that do not have ASD. Researchers suspect that the ASD child's gut microbiome--and its trillions of bacteria that are integral to human health--becomes compromised early in life. This disruption, combined with environmental exposures and genetic factors, creates the "perfect storm" for ASD to develop. It is also worth remembering that children delivered by surgery do not pick up their mother's friendly vaginal bacteria which can also have significant negative consequences.

Research has also linked Tylenol use and antidepressant use during pregnancy with autism.

Further, recently-published evidence sheds more light on aluminum's role in autism. Aluminum is a common adjuvant in vaccines. Researchers found that the brains of autistic children had up to ten times the amount of aluminum in their brains than what is considered safe in adults.

All of these findings should be followed up. Autism rates are growing and federal health authorities don't seem to have a clue. Natural medicine offers hope, which is a great sign for patients because things like vitamin D are cheap. Please follow up these results with additional study.

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