Bannon`s War Room Episode 4797: Trump Throws Down On Big Pharma; Americas Autism Epidemic
Sep 22, 2025
In this insightful discussion, former President Donald Trump emphasizes the need for reduced acetaminophen use during pregnancy and advocates for revised vaccine schedules in autism policy. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. critiques prior NIH studies on autism, proposing a fresh exposomics-driven approach to uncovering its causes. Dr. Marty McCary outlines FDA initiatives, including updates to acetaminophen labeling and new therapies for children with autism, sparking a vital conversation on the environmental triggers vs. diagnostic changes in the autism epidemic.
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Broadening Autism Research Focus
- The administration claims NIH will broaden autism research beyond genetics to include environmental and prenatal factors.
- They argue this exposomics approach may reveal actionable causes and treatments for the autism rise.
Use Acetaminophen Cautiously In Pregnancy
- HHS and FDA will warn physicians about potential links between prenatal acetaminophen and neurodevelopmental risk.
- Clinicians are advised to use the lowest effective dose for the shortest time and only when necessary in pregnancy.
Folate Pathway And Potential Therapy
- Researchers identified folate deficiency and a potential therapy (leucovorin) that may improve communication in some autistic children.
- They cite peer-reviewed findings suggesting substantial verbal improvement for folate-deficient ASD children given leucovorin.