The biggest window of vulnerability to chemicals occurs in utero, during infancy and early childhood, experts say.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
- Two scientists are sounding the alarm over chemicals and brain development
- They are calling for a worldwide overhaul of the regulatory process
- The American Chemical Council says the review is “highly flawed”
- The researchers say impacts could include ADHD and dyslexia
‘Putting the next generation of brains in danger’
Dr. Philip Landrigan at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York and Dr. Philippe Grandjean from Harvard School of Public Health in Boston, authors of the review published Friday in The Lancet Neurology journal, say the news is so troubling they are calling for a worldwide overhaul of the regulatory process in order to protect children’s brains…
Vaccines pose one of the greatest risks, due to harmful chemicals within, injected past the blood-brain barrier. Within the article you will find that the amount chemicals that are toxic, to developing brains, has doubled in the past seven years. Click on the link below to read more.
