A major new study has confirmed that autism is caused by “toxic chemicals” being injected into children, and it is not a genetic condition, as long claimed.
For decades, Americans were told a simple story: autism is in your genes — a tragic roll of the biological dice.
But now, even scientists within the genetic research establishment are quietly admitting what many skeptical parents have long suspected: this theory doesn’t hold up.
According to Dr. Toby Rogers, whose suppressed doctoral thesis chapter was recently released, the $8 billion per year U.S. genetic research complex has failed to produce clear results linking genes to autism or any other major illness.
“Even if sophisticated genetic and genomic research is able to find ways to reduce symptoms and severity, it is still going to be orders of magnitude more cost-effective (not to mention more ethical) to prevent autism in the first place by keeping toxic chemicals out of children’s bodies,” Rogers writes.
Despite billions of taxpayer dollars funneled into the field through the National Institutes of Health (NIH), genetic research into autism remains scientifically weak and dangerously misleading.
In fact, studies have shown that over 96% of reported genetic-disease associations fail replication