Chlorine Dioxide, Raw Camel Milk: The FDA No Longer Warns Against These and Other Ineffective Autism Treatments

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The FDA removed a webpage warning against ineffective and potentially harmful autism treatments like chlorine dioxide and raw camel milk, citing a routine cleanup of dated content from 2019. Autism advocates are concerned, arguing the warnings remain necessary as people are still targeted by these alternative treatments, some of which can be dangerous. This removal aligns with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s rejection of conventional science on autism, including his appointments of vaccine critics and proponents of unproven treatments to advisory roles. Senator Ron Johnson has also endorsed a book promoting chlorine dioxide as a treatment for various ailments, including autism. The absence of a clear government warning raises concerns about the potential harm to individuals seeking autism treatments.
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