Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 I am looking for any evidence of research into a connection between the use of ADHD drugs and increases in Autism in the offspring of said users. California now has amoung the largest localized elivated occurences of autism in the country. Coinsidentily they were the first state to overperscribe for ADHD. The timing is right but has this ever been looked at scientifically. Right now in this country we are perscribing ADHD drugs to about 12% of our children even though experts say at most only 3-5% of them could have ADHD. Now that this practice has basically taken over our country are we goung to be looking at tremendouse increases in autism over the next 20 years? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 17, 2009 Report Share Posted July 17, 2009 I don't know about this. But, I think if you view Dr. G's Tarzana video you will gain insight into the plausible cause between ADHD and viral issues. I have a 6 yo on his protocol and I was only diagnosed with ADD a year ago and then placed on Adderal ( I am an extremely young 37). I need to discuss this with Dr. G and see if I shouldn't have some antivirals in place. From: gpahamm <gpahamm@...> Subject: Connection between parental use of ADHD drugs and Autism Date: Sunday, July 5, 2009, 7:25 PM I am looking for any evidence of research into a connection between the use of ADHD drugs and increases in Autism in the offspring of said users. California now has amoung the largest localized elivated occurences of autism in the country. Coinsidentily they were the first state to overperscribe for ADHD. The timing is right but has this ever been looked at scientifically. Right now in this country we are perscribing ADHD drugs to about 12% of our children even though experts say at most only 3-5% of them could have ADHD. Now that this practice has basically taken over our country are we goung to be looking at tremendouse increases in autism over the next 20 years? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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