mudcrab wrote:
the truth is that every single person who has austim has signifently more heavey metals than someone who dosne't
This is speculation. You have no idea whether every single person with autism has more heavy metals in their bodies than non-autistic people. You did not go around collecting blood samples from the millions of us out there. I don't eat fish at all. My Mom has eaten even less than I do. I still have autism. I was born with autism, and I would always have autism. I agree with the last post: do some research before you post such statements.
Also, just fyi, you cannot develop autism as the years go by. Symptoms can change, but you cannot go from being NT to being autistic. It is impossible.
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Diagnosed with classic Autism
AQ score= 48
PDD assessment score= 170 (severe PDD)
EQ=8 SQ=93 (Extreme Systemizer)
Alexithymia Quiz=164/185 (high)