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Could autism be a thing of the past?

dukesy

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../New-drug-help-reverse-autism-tested-children-time-successful-clinical-trials-mice.html

www.plosone.org/.../info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0057380

look at these links, some boffins in america have discovered they can correct autism in mice by using some chemical stuff, injected over a period of week, mice with autism behavours just become normal.  (Hell, why can't we do anything like this in uk?)

  

What do you people think of this?   is it ok to correct autism? would you do this?

(I would, hell I would even pay money to be included in kind of trial reguarding this)

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  • So you're saying that because maintaining the packs' survival has been so difficult in terms of finding food and staying safe from predators and elements, people could not afford to carry a 'weak link'? Do you think that although we now  live a very different existence, these practices have remained? Even though we now have the knowledge that thinking outside what is considered 'normal' can be greatly advantageous? 

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  • So you're saying that because maintaining the packs' survival has been so difficult in terms of finding food and staying safe from predators and elements, people could not afford to carry a 'weak link'? Do you think that although we now  live a very different existence, these practices have remained? Even though we now have the knowledge that thinking outside what is considered 'normal' can be greatly advantageous? 

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