Why is there such an epidemic of autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, autoimmune diseases and more in our children today?
Here’s my interview with Beth Lambert is the author of “A Compromised Generation” and Executive Director and co-founder of Epidemic Answers.
If you haven’t read the book, here’s the chance for you to get an overview of the perfect storm that’s causing the epidemic of childhood illnesses today.
34% of American children have a chronic disease or disorder like autism, ADHD, allergies, asthma, autoimmune disease, SPD, OCD, developmental delays, learning disabilities and more.
When the number of obese children is included, the number rises to 52%. Why is this the “new normal”?
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Brominated flame retardants are neurotoxic and are linked to neurodevelopmental disorders like autism, ADHD and SPD.
There is no safe level of mercury, and it causes neurological damage, such as autism, PDD-NOS, ADHD, developmental delays and sensory processing disorder.
Hypothyroidism and autism: 70-80% of children with autism, developmental delays, ADHD, SPD, PDD-NOS are hypothyroid. Dr. Raphael Kellman, a holistic endocrinologist, says that the typical TSH test misses an underactive thyroid. Instead, he recommends a TRH test. 
While this article credits behavioral therapy for 10% of autistic children losing their diagnosis, many more are being recovered with a biomedical approach that treats autism as a whole-body condition, not just a psychological diagnosis. 
Autistic children under the age of 6 tend to be more anemic than their older counterparts. This may have something to do malabsorption and a less-mature gastrointestinal tract. 
