Similar Products

Dan Fogelberg - Innocent Age (CD)

< 3 ay

Target13.99 USD

Missing Dan Nolan - by Mark Wheeller (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target14.95 USD

Amazing Gracie - by Mark Beckloff & Dan Dye (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Hurricane - (Capt. Mark Smith) by Dan Stratman (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Beyond Selling Value - by Mark Shonka & Dan Kosch (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Age of Decayed Futurity - by Mark Samuels (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Dan DeChellis Trio - My Age Of Anxiety (CD)

< 3 ay

Target14.99 USD

Autism in Lockdown - (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Autism and Girls - (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Istina and the Apostate - by Greg Olmsted (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Load more

Products of same category from the store

Sensual Celibacy - by Donna Marie Williams (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Pilates and Conditioning for Dancers - by Jane Paris (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Unbelievable Truth - by Gordon Smith (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Fat Land - by Greg Critser (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target15.99 USD

The Big Fat Surprise - by Nina Teicholz (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Little Book of Witchcraft - by Andrews McMeel Publishing (Hardcover)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Dying of Whiteness - by Jonathan M Metzl (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Exam Secrets - (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Overcome Neck & Back Pain - by Kit Laughlin (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Everybody Has an Angel - by Anselm Gruen (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

The Deep Self - (Consciousness Classics) by John Cunningham Lilly (Paperback)

< 3 ay

Target USD

Product info

<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Olmsted and Blaxill present a "Silent Spring" for our mental health: exposing how mankind has unwittingly poisoned itself for half a millennium, and how autism is just the latest case in which mercury had instigated a disease of epidemic proportions.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><p>Much of the public discussion about autism has missed the point about the possible causes. To solve this question, two writers began digging into the history of other degenerative neurological disorders. Their research led them to discover incredible and previously unacknowledged links between a strain of syphilis which left suffers raving mad, the spike in incidence of schizophrenia during the Industrial Revolution, and the hidden commonalities between the parents of the first children diagnosed with autism in the 1930s. <p/><i>The Age of Autism</i> connects these dots to form a startling new thesis: behind each of these disorders - and many more - was exposure to mercury, the most toxic non-radioactive substance known to man.</p><p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br><p>"A devastating account... autistic children are the canaries in the coal mine." --<i>Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.</i> <p/>"Anyone concerned with environmental health owes it to themselves to read this book." --David Kirby, author of Evidence of Harm <p/>"Make sure your doctor sees a copy of this timely book" --Dierdre Imus</p><br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p>DAN OLMSTED is an award-winning journalist and MARK BLAXILL is the author of several scientific papers challenging mainstream research on autism. Together they manage the blog Age of Autism.</p>

Price History