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I was surprised to learn that vitamins have genetic affects and the influence of contaminants on autism.  The following excerpts explain:

Some of these genetic affects are the following:

Asthma, autism, attention
deficit and hyperactivity disorders (ADD and ADHD),
childhood brain cancer and acute lymphocytic leukemia have
all increased over the past 30 years. Five to ten percent
of American couples are infertile. Up to half of all
pregnancies end in miscarriage. Three to five percent of
babies are born with birth defects (CDC 2004, Jahnke et al.
2005, Trasande and Landrigan 2004). Scientists cannot fully
explain these increases, but early life exposure to
environmental pollutants is a leading suspect.

Autism 10X increase early 80's -1996
Male Birth Defects 2X increase hypospadias,1970-1993
Childhood Asthma 2X increase 1982-1993
Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia 62% increase in children,1973-1999
Childhood Brain Cancer 40% increase 1973-1994
Preterm Birth 23% increase mid 80's-2002
Infertility 5-10% of couples
Birth Defects 3-5% of all babies
Sperm Counts 1% decrease yearly 1934-1996
Landrigan 2004, Jahnke et al. 2005

Of the 287 chemicals we detected in umbilical cord blood,
we know that 180 cause cancer in humans or animals, 217 are
toxic to the brain and nervous system, and 208 cause birth
defects or abnormal development in animal tests.
The
dangers of pre- or post-natal exposure to this complex
mixture of carcinogens, developmental toxins and
neurotoxins have never been studied.

...Chemical exposures in the womb or during infancy can be
dramatically more harmful than exposures later in life.
Substantial scientific evidence demonstrates that children
face amplified risks from their body burden of pollution;

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