Unvaccinated individuals may be at a higher risk of developing autism compared to vaccinated individuals, emphasizing the importance of vaccination in preventing infections that can harm neurodevelopment.

It's crucial to ensure that children are healthy before they receive vaccines, as this can help mitigate potential health issues.

Inflammation can impair mitochondrial function, which is crucial for brain health, and high levels of inflammation are linked to various neuropsychiatric symptoms.

Metabolic health influences neurodevelopment, and as metabolic health declines, we can expect an increase in neurodevelopmental disorders.

There is a newly recognized autoimmune form of vitamin B12 deficiency that can severely impact neurological health, requiring specific testing and treatment.

Many vaccines that could exist, like for Lyme disease, do not due to market failures and safety concerns, indicating a need for advanced market commitments to stimulate development in these areas.

The recent vaccine debate stems from an over-worship of vaccines, leading to fear of discussing their potential downsides.

When a child shows symptoms of a neurodevelopmental disorder, we should focus on intervention rather than labeling it as autism, which can feel like a life sentence.

A ketogenic diet should be considered as a potential treatment option for children with neurodevelopmental conditions, similar to its use in epilepsy.