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19 chemicals found in children with autism tooth enamel
A report from an early preliminary scientific study conducted on the teeth of 38 children, including 22 diagnosed with autism, indicates that the teeth of children with autism contain higher levels of 19 potentially toxic chemical substances. Notably, there is a significant increase in the concentration of benzyl benzoate, which was up to 722% higher compared to the non-autistic group. The study considers that teeth preserve traces of chemical exposures during fetal development and the early years after birth. It emphasizes the need for broader research to understand the relationship between exposure to these substances and autism, while clarifying that no causal link has been established at this time.
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