The Dangers of Chelation Therapy in Autism Treatment

This chapter explores the controversial use of chelation therapy for treating autism, tracing its origins to the 1980s as a remedy for atherosclerosis. It emphasizes the potential dangers of this practice, particularly the unnecessary risks faced by children subjected to unproven methods, and highlights a tragic case resulting from reckless medical oversight. The discussion critiques the promotion of dubious treatments and the desperate search for solutions by parents, urging for careful medical guidance.