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Government no longer studying chelation for autistic children

September 17, 2008

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The Associated Press just reported that the National Institute of Mental Health is no longer going to study chelation.

The NIH said in a statement that the agency decided the money would be better used testing other potential therapies for autism and related disorders.

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Bopkasen said:
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I believe that every doctor's medical license should be revoke.
It never work, it cost autistic's life if not just the surgery cost.
Read it up on autism forum from people who...

I believe that every doctor's medical license should be revoke.
It never work, it cost autistic's life if not just the surgery cost.
Read it up on autism forum from people who been with autistic children.
The experiment is over, it doesn't work. I don't have stack of metal in my brain or body.
I don't have lead otherwise I have lead poisoning.
I don't have uranium or I have uranium poison.
The reason why chelation is pushed because doctor want to make money. DAN should be avoid at all cost. Nothing but a gypsy band read to destroy your life because they making autistic children ungrateful for their life.

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