Much discussion has been happening in regard to autism; cause, diagnosis, prevalence, etc. I became aware that our local municipal water supply is dosed with copper sulfate, which is "not recommended for potable water" by EPA (but apparently still legal). I noticed after moving three years ago that in a very small area, about a radius of 100 yds from our house, several homes had children who are likely categorized as being "on the spectrum" of autism. I began to wonder if the copper sulfate in the water could have something to do with it, since adding a conductive metal to a human, particularly during fetal and childhood development, could seemingly be an issue with their developing brains. I recently found that you can't even obtain the simple number of students in a given school who are diagnosed as being "on the spectrum" due to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). FERPA protects the confidentiality of student education records. A simple number of students at a school would not violate any confidentiality! This screams to me that there is a concerted effort to prevent information that would help reveal the cause of autism from being collected by anyone trying to investigate it.
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Autism is basically brain damage. Something crosses the blood brain barrier (usually a heavy metal of sorts) and it “damages” the brain. Since each human is unique, it’s not going to affect everyone the same. My mom stated learning about all this in the early 90s, she’s been educating all her kids (now grown) on the subject of vaccines for decades.
The cause is known. Kids are being poisoned in a multitude of ways but mostly via vaxxines.
Big Pharma is one of the top CABALS in our world.
One of many ways... They stop anyone aware or able to help with different methods. Hmmmm
But there must be a reason they don't want the numbers from specific schools out. They've already admitted to a huge increase in the total in the U.S., so why would they want to hide individual school totals?
Money? They might get some cash for each kid diagnosed with autism.
I would think they would want to report the number to justify the obscene amount of the school budget that is dedicated to "special needs". Here in NY, about half the school budget of a given public school is tied to "special needs" children.
We're being poisoned by so many different sources, it's hard to pinpoint one as the cause of a specific condition. I personally belive that autism might be more of a reshaping of the brain and its inner workings as a response to the new ways that we percieve and process information, which changed radically and insanely fast in the last 40 or so years.