Autism

Autism is caused by toxic heavy metals — primarily mercury and aluminum — settling in the cerebral midline canal as well as other regions of the brain. It is essentially a more advanced and complicated form of ADHD, with larger amounts of mercury present, higher overall metal levels, and heavy metals heavily dispersed in the speech, language, communication, movement, and motor control areas of the brain in addition to the midline canal. The autism spectrum exists because the quantity of metals, their proportions, and their exact location in the brain vary from person to person. Autism is not genetic. Children with autism grow specially evolved brain neurons, especially in the frontal lobe, that facilitate communication and powerful intuitive abilities for reading people. Their apparent social withdrawal is often a way to avoid being overwhelmed by the flood of information they are picking up from others. These children are often referred to as indigo children. Their gifts — brilliance and exceptional intuition — remain even after heavy metals are removed.